Hi gaming grail, it's all the top the holy grail item for me. I can have one thing in my collection. My grail is to have that again. What's up guys, Russ Lime in here and in this week's top three Tuesday, I'm actually in Portland for the retro gaming expo and what better topic to talk about than gaming grails. My top three gaming grails I wish I had in my collection. So let's check them out. Top three Tuesday, I'm all with a beat, a sip that relax and listen to me. It's countdown show, 1, 2, 3, it's top three Tuesday, best day of the week. Now if there was a full set that I wanted to complete and wouldn't take up a lot of room that would have to be the virtual voice set only containing 22 games. The most expensive game in there though is Jack Bros. Jack Bros was developed and published by Atlas for the Virtual Boy and was released on September 29, 1995 in Japan. In somewhere between late October and November, 95 in North America. It is a spin off from Atlas video game series Magame Tensei and was the first entry to be released outside of Japan. Jack Bros. follows the three Jack brothers, Jack Frost, Jack Lantern and Jack Skeleton who have traveled from the fairy world to the human world through a portal that opens every year and Halloween. Losing track of time they spend too much time in the human world and forget about returning until there is only one hour left to the portal's closing. The fairy pixie shows them a shortcut which while dangerous is the only way to return to the portal in time. I have Jack Bros. Virtual Boy asking 650 for it. Complete in box though. At box art it's awesome. So got the Japanese version of the game here but with an American car kind of paired up. This is kind of the one time I think the American version of the box art looks a little better. Sometimes when games come out companies make promotional items to draw hype around that game for the people. And one of those games was Duck Tales Remastered. The company put out an awesome promotional item and that's my number 2 gaming grail. Duck Tales has always been a favorite series of mine growing up. I grew up watching the cartoon and was super excited for the game to come to the NES back in 1989. I even remember having the Nintendo power issue with it on the cover. To the music, to the simple gameplay of this game it has a charm that stays with you. Capcom decided to remaster this game and port it to many consoles back in 2013. The game features a 2.5D presentation with a 2D hand drawn character sprites in 3D model levels. And as a fun promotional item for this game, 150 lunch boxes containing a bunch of fun items including a Gold Duck Tales NES card was made. Most thought it was a fun display item but this had the remastered art on the label and wouldn't you know it, it actually had the original NES game on it. Being limited to only 150 copies in existence makes it extremely rare and price charting has it listed at $1,300 for the value. This would certainly be something amazing to have in my collection and considered a grail much like Scrooge McDuck's Lucky Penny. Alright, here we go. So oftentimes companies will have collaborations and team up and make something unique and this happened with Sharp and Nintendo making it my number one item on gaming grail. The Sharp Nintendo television often described as the C1 NES TV had a built-in licensed Nintendo entertainment system. Originally released in Japan in 1983, the unit was released to the US in 1989. It has been said you get a clearer picture with these TVs because the system was connected via a straight composite signal directly to the TV. A lot of people now just play their retro consoles on modern TVs and find ways to upscale the output. But there's nothing like playing an NES game on a CR TV. Heck, you can even play Hogan's Alley or Duck on it. This bad boy would know issues. This also came with black NES remotes that are exclusive to the TV and I've seen them sell as high as $100 a piece. Growing up with the Nintendo and owning this piece of history would certainly be a highlight to have it in my collection and that's why it's at the top of my list. Alright, so we are at Portland Retro Gaming Expo so I thought it'd be a great idea to walk around and get some people's opinions on what their Grail is for their game collection. Let's hear what they have to say. Adam. If you can have something in your collection that would be a gaming grail, what item would it be like something you always saw it after? Russ Lyman's Mom. One thing in my collection, we would need a night have a house maybe in the Alien vs. the other one. What's up guys, what's up from Gaming After Grid here? A Holy Grail item for me. I would have to be the Panasonic Gamecube. I've always wanted one and they are so sexy, that's my Holy Grail. I'm going to have to go with Scarlet Dawn, the whole arcade machine. That would be bad. Man. What's going on Chris here with Tell Splash Gaming? I've been wanting haunting ground for PS2 for years and I'm too cheap to buy it. So I'm going to pick that up eventually but that's my Holy Grail. Gary from Roxxile Productions here at the Portland Retro Gaming Expo and Russ asked me my Holy Grail games and they're kind of weird because I don't look at rare games, I look at just games I want to play and one of them it's going to sound stupid, Earthworm Gym. But not any version of Earthworm Gym, it's the one for the Sega CD. The sound is so much better, it looks great, it is just such a phenomenal game to play. It's common too, you can get them for relatively inexpensively. Hey there buddy, so the top rail gaming item I would have to say for me would be Stadium Events or Cheat-A-Men 2. Or not Cheat-A-Men 2, Cheat-A-Men 2. But Stadium Events for sure, it's one of the last ones I need and I look for it all the time and it's so expensive but that would be it. What's up guys, Sean from the NerdLayer here and my top gaming rail is the Slime Controller on the PlayStation 2. The next two ones, a little bit more expensive and a little bit more of that Holy Grail, the NWC card. I mean, come on, I actually played in the Nintendo World Championships back at the Mecha Auditorium in Milwaukee. I made the semi-finals, I got the Painters cap, I've still got the badge which I will send Russ a picture of so he can throw it in here right now but I would actually one day love to have an NWC card. I just have bills to pay so that ain't going to happen anytime soon. Holy Grail game for me Redox is definitely got to be TurboGraphic 16 Darkwing.complete C.I.B. Let's get dangerous. Love it. My friend who used to be a collector, he collects like clothes now, like expensive clothes. He got rid of all of his games except he kept his Nintendo short TV and it's complete with everything, with the remote, everything he has it in his mom's basement and said we sell it to us for a very good price and he tested occasionally so it still works. It just getting it up to our third floor apartment in Philly would be a pain in the room. But we will have the sharp TV. That's actually on my list. Is it really? Yeah, a lot of people. I wanted one of those forever. The final one is actually an arcade cabinet. It's Star Wars Arcade and I know one up is coming out with a stand up, three quarter scale version of Star Wars Arcade but I want the original. I want the original that you sit down in. It is such a great game that harkens back to my childhood as a kid of the 80s man Atari did a great job on that. And those are my three holy grail games. I wish I could pick up someday. And maybe in WC. And maybe in Dead Sea Gold. But definitely, definitely state events. So top three gaming grails that I currently own, I'd have to say for number three is a complete and box ninja warriors for the Super Nintendo. Number two would be a complete and box Mega Man X3 also Super Nintendo. Number one guaranteed and this was a recent pick up was an authentic Star Fox Super weekend cart. I'm Kinsie Bird from Metal Jesus Rocks and my gaming grail is actually a game cube, Panasonic Q. One day I'll find it. Hi, I'm Jorano with Nest Maker, the New Epic Heroes. But if there was one game that sort of my grail, which I will never get again, and it's kind of a silly answer, but I want my childhood copy of the Legend of Zelda again. Like I've got copies, I've got multiple copies of that game, but they're not my copies, you know, and I missed that. So that would be my grail, I was to have that again. Alright guys, so that was my top gaming grail list. Let me know in the comments down below what something you might want to have in your collection. It certainly was great to hang out here at Portland and talk to everyone as well. Hey guys, remember if you liked this video, hit that thumbs up button, it really helps out. And again, guys, if you want to see more videos of what I do, there'll be a link to my channel in the description down below. As always gamers, I'm Russ Lyman, and keep your world fun bit by bit. I'll see you next video.