After nearly two decades of dedicated collecting, one determined Xbox fan has finally achieved the holy grail: a complete library of every game ever physically released for the Xbox 360. This monumental collection, estimated to be worth around $20,000, was officially finished at the start of this year, culminating in a truly heartwarming moment where the final piece was gifted by the collector’s son.
The collector, known on Reddit as uncleseeth, first shared their massive achievement on the r/gaming subreddit earlier this month. The journey began way back on Christmas Day 2005, when they unboxed their new console along with the Western shooter *Gun*. What followed was an exhaustive, years-long pursuit of every standard edition and variant produced for Microsoft’s seventh-gen hardware. Uncleseeth’s dedication resulted in a staggering total of 1,353 games—significantly exceeding the commonly cited “complete set” count of 1,256, thanks to the inclusion of various regional or special variants.
Throughout the hunt, not all acquisitions were arduous searches; the collector noted receiving gifts like the racer *El Chavo Kart* and even the console stand. One title that proved surprising was the action-adventure game *Deadfall Adventures*, which they likened to having “Indiana Jones vibes.” Finishing a collection of this size after nearly twenty years is a legendary feat, cementing uncleseeth’s library as a true museum piece for the retro gaming era.