Michael Jackson's Retro collection

Tallon

http://www.juliensauctions.com/auctions/2009/michael-jackson/icatalog4.html


Wowza....

o1s1n

It's a real shame they're splitting that all up. Was an amazing collection

Dibs on his Neo Geo cab!

Edit - here's a list of all the games -

* The Simpsons Pinball Party
* Sports Shooting USA
* The Lost World: Jurassic Park
* Megatouch XL
* Street Fever Basketball
* Jambo! Safari
* Super Chexx Hockey
* Hotflash Air Hockey
* Popstar Pinball
* San Francisco Rush
* Crazy Taxi
* Hog Wild
* F1 Exhaust Note
* Police Trainer 2 Deluxe
* Crazy Taxi III
* Star Trek (pinball)
* X-Men
* Indiana Jones Pinball Adventure
* Terminator 3 (pinball)
* Tokyo Cop
* Dark Stalkers
* Revolution X
* Ms. Pacman & Galaga
* Horse Ride
* The Simpsons Bowling
* The Simpsons (arcade game)
* Fortune Teller
* Grandmother Predictions
* Sammy USA Sports Arena
* Zoltar the Fortune Teller
* Lethal Enforcers
* Lara Croft Tomb Raider
* War Gods
* Jumbo
* Print Club 2
* Super Street Fighter II
* Little Red Corvette
* Sega R-360
* NBA Hang Time
* Harley-Davidson & L.A. Riders
* Polaroid Photo Booth
* The Portrait Studio
* Galaxy Force
* WWF Royal Rumble
* Oscar’s Wild Ride Gumball Machine
* Ziggy the Clown
* Nintendo 64 (in a store display rack)
* 3DO (in a store display rack)
* Sony PlayStation (in a store display rack)
* Clown Around
* Smashing Drive
* Sergeant Major
* Nintendo Virtual Boy (in a store display rack)
* Blitz 99
* Alpine Racer 2
* Hip Hop Mania Complete Mix 2
* Digital Thunder
* Crazy Taxi
* Ultracade
* Mocap Boxing
* Striker Xtreme
* Time Killers
* Saturn
* Karate Champ
* Super NEO 29
* Cruis’n Exotica
* Strike Fighter
* Megatouch MAXX
* Virtua Racing
* Ripley’s Pinball
* Austin Powers Pinball
* Ultracade
* NSM Jukebox
* San Francisco Rush 2049
* Eighteen Wheeler
* X-Men (arcade version)
* Sports Jam
* Lethal Enforcer
* Batman
* Luigi’s Corner
* Robovend
* LAX Rotary Merchandiser
* Guitar Freaks
* Tekken 2
* Star Wars Racer
* Bucking Bronco
* The Sands Slot Machine
* Mills Blue Bell Hi Top Slot
* Dig Dug
* Crystal Castles
* Soul Calibur
* Sunset Riders
* Danger Zone
* Donkey Kong
* Terminator 2
* Aliens
* NBA Showtime
* Frogger
* Cart Fury
* Manx Super Bike
* Atari Basketball
* Pony Mark IV
* Ms. Pacman
* Mortal Kombat
* Neo Geo MVS
* Caveman Ninja
* Super Mario Brothers
* Beach Head 2002
* Marvel vs. Capcom
* Virtua Tennis 2
* Top Skater
* Super Nintendo (in a store display rack)
* Dance Dance Revolution
* Sega Genesis Game Display
* Sega Dreamcast (in a store display rack)
* Frenzy Express
* Need for Speed

Myrddin

Christ almighty, it must have been some arcade room. Ive seen the 360 degree panoramic shot, but Id say in person it was unreal. The console stands are sweet too.

Jack burton

i know, I wish i lived in america now and that i had a crap load of money to blow

sengoku

Sadly, I looked through that whole catalogue. Did anyone else recognise an Irish connection on page 236.

Atavan-Halen

A Virtual Boy store display unit thing?! Want! Valued at $100-150 with is very reasonable. Probably sell well over that though

o1s1n

atavan-halen wrote: »

A Virtual Boy store display unit thing?! Want! Valued at $100-150 with is very reasonable. Probably sell well over that though

Seems the auction is actually over. I would imagine everything sold for far less than the valuations in the book seeing as there was just so much stuff. Would be interesting to see a list of final prices..although, maybe not. I may cry with jealousy!

Atavan-Halen

Ah right. Y'know it's probably for the best that we don't know what they sold for. I'd say there wasn't much interest in those though as I'd say people would have been more interested in his more recognizable or memorable things eg: clothes, outfits.

amacachi

Don't go looking for selling prices lads, I remember last year (think it was that long ago) on the news it was mentioned that a lot of his stuff didn't sell, and a lot sold way below what was expected. You'll only torture yourselves. :P

ghostchant

Was in an indie games store in NY last week that had one of those virtual boy displays, was cool to see.

Actually at Video Games Live last year they had a Michael Jackson tribute beforehand (I think), and it mentioned him being a huge video game fan. They guy beside me dismissed it instantly, basically saying there was no way he was a "true gamer", or something to that effect :rolleyes:. Great to see his collection, even if it is no more.

Myrddin

ghostchant wrote: »

Was in an indie games store in NY last week that had one of those virtual boy displays, was cool to see.

Actually at Video Games Live last year they had a Michael Jackson tribute beforehand (I think), and it mentioned him being a huge video game fan. They guy beside me dismissed it instantly, basically saying there was no way he was a "true gamer", or something to that effect :rolleyes:. Great to see his collection, even if it is no more.

That guy sounds like a right game nerd. "He wasnt a true gamer"...take a look at his auction items buddy...

o1s1n

Hah! Indeed. MJ was quite possibly one of the richest videogame collectors in the world. There's more to being a 'true gamer' than teabagging people in Halo every night...

I'm just suprised he didn't have a Moonwalker cabinet. What's that about?

Retr0gamer

Michael Jackson had a pretty strong connection with Sega was well, from the moonwalker games, doing the music in Sonic 3 and appearing in Space Channel 5. Lots of his collection is Sega stuff.

Myrddin

o1s1n wrote: »

There's more to being a 'true gamer' than teabagging people in Halo every night...

Another vintage o1s1n quote...signature gold you are man :D

MrVestek

sengoku wrote: »

Sadly, I looked through that whole catalogue. Did anyone else recognise an Irish connection on page 236.

Yeah that was because they displayed some of the items to be auctioned off a few months before he died.

Newbridge Silver that is.

o1s1n wrote:

I'm just suprised he didn't have a Moonwalker cabinet. What's that about?

That's easy... because it was ****e :-P