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Originally Posted by SegaFan  My main priority would be a Saturn, idealy with a copy of Radiant Silvergun which has to be cheaper there than it is here, and that Segata Sanshiro game would be nice if you can still get it.
After the Saturn, I'd go for a PC Engine and some games, after that an original Famicom if there's still room.
I was planning on going to Japan this year (complete with the essential trip to Yokosuka, of course) but had to cancel it because of other more important things, so I envy you. Maybe next year. 
I've got that. It's worth it because it has the best introduction of any game, ever. It's an RPG in Japanese only which isn't ideal but you can work your way through it with various guides (just don't expect a complete translation). Even if you don't get the full enjoyment out of it, it's one of those "must-haves" for a Sega collector. |
Radiant Silvergun was cheap in Japan. They caught on about 5-6 years back, and prices are just as insane as they are on eBay. If you're really rabid about your Sega collecting, you could hunt for that rare box set version of it.
Course, getting a bunch of Japanese Saturn games is essential (because Japan was the only region where the Saturn had a bunch of great games;in America (and presumable Europe),...It was pretty pitiful. Better controller over in Japan too).