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    World’s Largest Video Game Collection Took 8 Days To Count

    Breana CeballosBy Breana CeballosAugust 29, 20211 Min Read
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    With a collection as large as Antonio Romero Montiero‘s, it’s no wonder that he needed eight days to count it. Currently his game collection sits at 20,139. That’s a huge amount! I mean, when I worked at Hollywood Video and Blockbuster, we probably had probably less than that. I would estimate we had several thousand at most. And we had a whole team to inventory when the time came.

    Watching Montiero give the tour of his collection and hearing how many complete North American game collections he has, is just astounding. Guinness World Records released a video of Antonio and his game collection and all we can think is, “Hey can we come over and play some games?”

    Seriously this collection is MASSIVE.

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