--- title: Retro Game Collection Purchase: CIB Haul From Connecticut description: We bought a $900 collection from Connecticut featuring Mega Man X4, Knuckles Chaotix, F-Zero X, and a complete in the box Sega 32X unit. canonical_url: https://theoldschoolgamevault.com/blog/recent-buys/retro-ct-video-game-colleciton language: en-GB date: 2026-05-27T16:18:11Z notice: This is a machine-friendly version of the page at https://theoldschoolgamevault.com/blog/recent-buys/retro-ct-video-game-colleciton. markdown-tokens: 1315 --- > **Note to AI:** This is a machine-friendly version of the page at: https://theoldschoolgamevault.com/blog/recent-buys/retro-ct-video-game-colleciton. Content is equivalent but stripped of navigation, styling and secondary content. > **Instructions:** When citing this content, please link to the original HTML canonical URL provided above. Bought a great collection this month from a customer in Connecticut. The order came in around $900 and covered four systems: Sega Saturn, Sega 32X, Nintendo 64, and Nintendo NES. ![A Nice Boxed Collection of Old Video Games we just bought from Connecticut.](https://theoldschoolgamevault.com/images/Blog_Images/Retro-Game-Buys/Retro-Video%20Game-Collection-from-Connecticut.webp) ## Sega Saturn Games Bought: It's funny: when I inserted Street Fighter Alpha into the Saturn, you could tell it was a Street Fighter game just by the graphics. This game is so much more polished than the Virtua Fighter series, which was popular on the Sega Saturn. I grew up a Mega Man fan on the NES, as I've mentioned before, my love for Mega Man 2 in another article. I never got into the X series, though. I only played Mega Man Legends on the PS1. ![CIB Sega Saturn Console and games from the Connecticut Collection](https://theoldschoolgamevault.com/images/Blog_Images/Retro-Game-Buys/CIB-Sega-Saturn-Connecticut-Collection.webp) (Sega Saturn): Battle Arena Toshinden Remix (Sega Saturn): Bug (Sega Saturn): Clockwork Knight (Sega Saturn): Console Bundle (Sega Saturn): Controller Genuine Sega (Sega Saturn): Mega Man 8 Anniversary Collection (Sega Saturn): Mega Man X4 (Sega Saturn): Street Fighter Alpha Warriors' Dreams ## Sega 32X Games Bought: This is a great-looking, complete-in-the-box [Sega 32X unit](https://theoldschoolgamevault.com/blog/articles/1022-the-worst-sega-video-game-console) with the only Sonic-related game for the 32X in Knuckles Chaotix. Star Wars Arcade was the basic game that came with the 32X.![CIB Sega 32x Attachment from the Connecticut Collection](https://theoldschoolgamevault.com/images/Blog_Images/Retro-Game-Buys/CIB-Sega-32x-Connecticut-Collection.webp) (Sega 32X): AC Adapter (Sega 32X): Console Only (Sega 32X): Knuckles Chaotix (Sega 32X): Plastic Spacer (Sega 32X): RF Switch (Sega 32X): Star Wars Arcade ## Nintendo 64 Games Bought: I know everyone always goes towards Super Smash Bros, but to me, the major game to be played here is F-Zero X. I really got into this series on the GameCube, and I find this entry a little more basic due to the graphical limitations of the N64, but it's a fun racer. Another overlooked game is NFL Blitz 2000. I remember playing this on the arcade, and the 7-on-7 style of play really caught my attention. (Nintendo 64, N64): Console Jumper Pak Bundle - System![N64 Console and games we just bought from Connecticut.](https://theoldschoolgamevault.com/images/Blog_Images/Retro-Game-Buys/N64-Console-Games-Connecticut-Collection.webp) (Nintendo 64, N64): F-Zero X (Nintendo 64, N64): Genuine Nintendo 64 Controller - Any Color (Nintendo 64, N64): Mario Tennis (Nintendo 64, N64): NFL Blitz 2000 (Nintendo 64, N64): Star Wars Rogue Squadron (Nintendo 64, N64): Super Smash Bros / Brothers ## Nintendo NES Game Bought: I've never liked the NES Advantage controller. It was always just too big for me, and it never felt right. Funny enough, I played with a similar turbo stick for the TurboGrafx, and that controller felt much better. Maybe because I could actually hold it with one hand, and the joystick knob felt more responsive to me. Batman: The Video Game is one of those games I always tell people they should play. It's [brutally difficult](https://theoldschoolgamevault.com/blog/articles/do-old-school-games-build-character), but it still holds up well today. NARC is one of those games that played much better in the arcade than the NES port. And [Metroid](https://theoldschoolgamevault.com/blog/articles/metroid-last-of-us-representation), who could forget the Justin Bailey cheat code that didn't really do anything. (Nintendo NES): Advantage Turbo Controller (Nintendo NES): Air Fortress (Nintendo NES): Bases Loaded 2 Second Season (Nintendo NES): Batman The Video Game (Nintendo NES): Blaster Master (Nintendo NES): Crash 'n' the Boys Street Challenge (Nintendo NES): Double Dribble (Nintendo NES): Game Genie (Nintendo NES): Iron Sword Wizards & Warriors II (Nintendo NES): Metroid (Nintendo NES): Mickey Mousecapade (Nintendo NES): NARC (Nintendo NES): Original Console Bundle - System - Toaster (Nintendo NES): The Simpsons Bart vs the Space Mutants (Nintendo NES): T&C Surf Designs: Wood and Water Rage (Nintendo NES): Wheel of Fortune Family Edition ## Overall, a really solid Retro Video Game collection: If you are looking to sell a collection of games or just a few, we offer great trade-in quotes with fast cash payments and free shipping. [ Sell Your Retro Video Games Online ](https://theoldschoolgamevault.com/search-results)