Some of you guys may had seen this before on my DA gallery but just in case no one else saw it.
Out of 170+ video game systems I got I just put togtrher a quike line up of my fav video game consoles have on the tabel, Atari, Nintendo and Sega systems.
Anyway here's my 20+ years of my "Video Game Life Time Line"
1972: Born in NYC, Atari was open for the first time with Pong.
1976: Mom gave me Atari Super Pong.
1977: Got the Atari Video Computer System for my B-day from Mom.
1979: Uncle gave me all the Odyssey units he had from first to Odyssy 2.
1980: One of my mom's friend got me the Intellivision and 4 games.
1982: The first 2600 game I got was Barzerk. My aunt got me the 5200.
1983: The last two console mom got me was the Colecovision & Vectrex.
1984: Got alot of used pong units from the flea market in Brooklyn.
1985: The first console I got by my self was the Nintendo NES with Rob.
1986: Found Famicom with 20 games in China town.
1987: Got Master System, Atari 7800 & XE. Also found more old consoles.
1989: Sega Genesis, Gameboy, Lynx, Plus got lots of 2600 games for .99
1990: Game Gear, dad and uncle got me the Neo-Geo and two game.
1991: Super NES, found more old units Arcadia 2001/Telstar/Channel F.
1992: CD-I , more old games like 2600/5200/7800 carts 4 for a dollar.
1993: 3DO, Jag, and got more imports in downtown like Super Famicom.
1995: Saturn, VirtalBoy, PS1, plus found lots of used carts & units.
1996: Got both Japanese and US N64.
1997: Metal Gear Solid is my all time fav PS1 game EVER!
1998: Got the Japanese Dreamcast.
1999: Got the US Dreamcast on 9.9.99
2000: Y2K came and left, still alive, plus got the PS2 both Japanese & US.
2001: Got the Gamecube both Japanese and US units. And the Xbox.
2002: I got my own plase to live in Brooklyn. Good for me now!
2004: Last game unit I got sofar is the GBA SP (NES Classic)
2005: The PS2 (smaller unit), PSP and DS.
2006: Coming soon, PS3, Xbox 360 and Wii.
Out of 170+ video game systems I got I just put togtrher a quike line up of my fav video game consoles have on the tabel, Atari, Nintendo and Sega systems.
Anyway here's my 20+ years of my "Video Game Life Time Line"
1972: Born in NYC, Atari was open for the first time with Pong.
1976: Mom gave me Atari Super Pong.
1977: Got the Atari Video Computer System for my B-day from Mom.
1979: Uncle gave me all the Odyssey units he had from first to Odyssy 2.
1980: One of my mom's friend got me the Intellivision and 4 games.
1982: The first 2600 game I got was Barzerk. My aunt got me the 5200.
1983: The last two console mom got me was the Colecovision & Vectrex.
1984: Got alot of used pong units from the flea market in Brooklyn.
1985: The first console I got by my self was the Nintendo NES with Rob.
1986: Found Famicom with 20 games in China town.
1987: Got Master System, Atari 7800 & XE. Also found more old consoles.
1989: Sega Genesis, Gameboy, Lynx, Plus got lots of 2600 games for .99
1990: Game Gear, dad and uncle got me the Neo-Geo and two game.
1991: Super NES, found more old units Arcadia 2001/Telstar/Channel F.
1992: CD-I , more old games like 2600/5200/7800 carts 4 for a dollar.
1993: 3DO, Jag, and got more imports in downtown like Super Famicom.
1995: Saturn, VirtalBoy, PS1, plus found lots of used carts & units.
1996: Got both Japanese and US N64.
1997: Metal Gear Solid is my all time fav PS1 game EVER!
1998: Got the Japanese Dreamcast.
1999: Got the US Dreamcast on 9.9.99
2000: Y2K came and left, still alive, plus got the PS2 both Japanese & US.
2001: Got the Gamecube both Japanese and US units. And the Xbox.
2002: I got my own plase to live in Brooklyn. Good for me now!
2004: Last game unit I got sofar is the GBA SP (NES Classic)
2005: The PS2 (smaller unit), PSP and DS.
2006: Coming soon, PS3, Xbox 360 and Wii.
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Cool! I think I am going to so do this too! You do have me a little beat I admit but I'm getting close! wait there are 2 diffent models of the 7800? never heard of that. I still have an early genesis 1 with a comport looking extention in the back that looks like an inverted pc serial port labeled EXT that wasnt on any other one I had ever seen. Wonder if you know anything about that? Such a cool collection ^.^
Holy frickin' jesus!
You've got me owned in that respect... I only have a Sega Genesis, Gamecube, Atari 2600, a Game Boy Advance SP...and some PC Games (M.U.G.E.N., Nester, Stepmania and some Flash stuff...)
But, I don't see a Mattel Intellivision...
Is that on your "to-get" List? *Just asking*
Either way, You have quite the collection...
You've got me owned in that respect... I only have a Sega Genesis, Gamecube, Atari 2600, a Game Boy Advance SP...and some PC Games (M.U.G.E.N., Nester, Stepmania and some Flash stuff...)
But, I don't see a Mattel Intellivision...
Is that on your "to-get" List? *Just asking*
Either way, You have quite the collection...
LIST of some of my video game collection:
Atari Pong
Atari Super Pong
Atari Ultra Pong
Atari Video Computer System (6 buttons)
Atari Video Computer System (4 buttons)
Atari 2600 (Darth Vader)
Atari 2600 Jr (Small Rainbow)
Atari 2600 Jr (Lager Rainbow)
Atari 5200 (2 Controller Port)
Atari 5200 (4 Controller Port)
Atari 7800
Atari Lynx (second model)
Atari Jaguar
Atari Jag CD
Atari 400
Atari 800
Atari XE System
Arcadia 2001
Sears Tele-Games Pong
Sears Tele-Games Super Pong
Fairchild Channel F
RCA Studio II
Magnavox Odyssey
Magnavox Odyssey 2
Mattel Intellivision
Mattel Intellivision 2
Mattel Intellivision 3
Coleco Tel-Star
Coleco Tank
Colecovision
Coleco Adam
Coleco Gemini Video Game System
GCE Vectrex
Commodore VIC-20
Commodore 64
Nintendo Famicom
Nintendo Entertaiment System
Nintendo Super Famicom
Nintendo Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Nintendo Ultra 64
Nintendo N64
Nintendo Gamecube (Japan)
Nintendo Gamcube (US)
Nintendo Game Boy (Japan)
Nintendo Game Boy (US)
Nintendo Game Boy Pocket
Nintendo Game Boy Color
Nintendo Game Boy Light (Japan)
Nintendo Virtual Boy (US)
Nintendo Game Boy Advance (Japan)
Nintendo Game Boy Advance (US)
Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP (Japan)
Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP (US)
Sega Mark III (aka Master System)
Sega Master System
Sega Master System 2
Sega Mega Drive
Sega Genesis
Sega Genesis 2
Sega Genesis 3
Sega Mega Drive CD (First Model)
Sega Genesis CD
Sega Genesis CD (Second Model)
Sega Game Gear (Japan)
Sega Game Gear (US)
Sega 32X (Japan)
Sega 32X (US)
Sega Nomad
Sega Saturn (Japan)
Sega Saturn (US)
Sega Dreamcast (Japan)
Sega Dreamcast (US)
NEC PC Engine
NEC TurdoGrafx-16
NEC Turbo CD
NEC Turbo Duo
NEC Turbo Express
SNK Neo-Geo
SNK Neo-Geo CD
SNK Neo-Geo Pocket Color
Phillps CD-I
Panasonic 3DO
Sony MSX 1
Sony MSX 2
Sony PlayStation (Japan)
Sony PlayStation (US)
Sony PlayStation (Smaller Unit)
Sony PlayStation 2 (Japan)
Sony PlayStation 2 (US)
Microsoft X-BOX.
Atari Pong
Atari Super Pong
Atari Ultra Pong
Atari Video Computer System (6 buttons)
Atari Video Computer System (4 buttons)
Atari 2600 (Darth Vader)
Atari 2600 Jr (Small Rainbow)
Atari 2600 Jr (Lager Rainbow)
Atari 5200 (2 Controller Port)
Atari 5200 (4 Controller Port)
Atari 7800
Atari Lynx (second model)
Atari Jaguar
Atari Jag CD
Atari 400
Atari 800
Atari XE System
Arcadia 2001
Sears Tele-Games Pong
Sears Tele-Games Super Pong
Fairchild Channel F
RCA Studio II
Magnavox Odyssey
Magnavox Odyssey 2
Mattel Intellivision
Mattel Intellivision 2
Mattel Intellivision 3
Coleco Tel-Star
Coleco Tank
Colecovision
Coleco Adam
Coleco Gemini Video Game System
GCE Vectrex
Commodore VIC-20
Commodore 64
Nintendo Famicom
Nintendo Entertaiment System
Nintendo Super Famicom
Nintendo Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Nintendo Ultra 64
Nintendo N64
Nintendo Gamecube (Japan)
Nintendo Gamcube (US)
Nintendo Game Boy (Japan)
Nintendo Game Boy (US)
Nintendo Game Boy Pocket
Nintendo Game Boy Color
Nintendo Game Boy Light (Japan)
Nintendo Virtual Boy (US)
Nintendo Game Boy Advance (Japan)
Nintendo Game Boy Advance (US)
Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP (Japan)
Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP (US)
Sega Mark III (aka Master System)
Sega Master System
Sega Master System 2
Sega Mega Drive
Sega Genesis
Sega Genesis 2
Sega Genesis 3
Sega Mega Drive CD (First Model)
Sega Genesis CD
Sega Genesis CD (Second Model)
Sega Game Gear (Japan)
Sega Game Gear (US)
Sega 32X (Japan)
Sega 32X (US)
Sega Nomad
Sega Saturn (Japan)
Sega Saturn (US)
Sega Dreamcast (Japan)
Sega Dreamcast (US)
NEC PC Engine
NEC TurdoGrafx-16
NEC Turbo CD
NEC Turbo Duo
NEC Turbo Express
SNK Neo-Geo
SNK Neo-Geo CD
SNK Neo-Geo Pocket Color
Phillps CD-I
Panasonic 3DO
Sony MSX 1
Sony MSX 2
Sony PlayStation (Japan)
Sony PlayStation (US)
Sony PlayStation (Smaller Unit)
Sony PlayStation 2 (Japan)
Sony PlayStation 2 (US)
Microsoft X-BOX.
I am going to rob you, I am going to ROB you... I AM GOING TO PILFER YOU LIFES WORK. I WILL STEAL ALL YOU OWN AND FEEL NO SHAME! FOR THE DAYS OF SOLACE AND GLORY ARE FOREVER GONE FROM MY EYES UNTIL YOU ARE ROBBED OF YOUR VAST AND BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION. THE END IS NYE! REPENT! REPENT!
SPOOOOGE!!!
I have many a 3rd of those machines on the table, though besides a few of the consoles I have just a few games. It's really hard for me to pay eBay prices for old console games unless I find them at a thrift store for a quarter, which does happen once in a while. And I have every console emulator and nearly every game ROM, but it's a nothing like playing the real console with the real controllers.
I have many a 3rd of those machines on the table, though besides a few of the consoles I have just a few games. It's really hard for me to pay eBay prices for old console games unless I find them at a thrift store for a quarter, which does happen once in a while. And I have every console emulator and nearly every game ROM, but it's a nothing like playing the real console with the real controllers.
I showed this picture to my friend and he nearly passed out. The first thing he asked was "What does he do for a living to afford all of those?" That got me curious myself. You made it sound as though most of these were bought during their hay-day, not after in a garage sale. How -do- you finance such a pricey hobby, and I'm curious if you've since gotten the 360, Wii, and PS3?
Wow, I've got that machine still laying abouts! the nice mock wood panel on the front of the machine made it fit in perfectly with my like era RCA Colortrak.
One thing I'm curious on is I don't offhand see a TI-99/4A Or is that outside your relm of play. The machine had a few rather spiffy games that I played regularly and my parents had some sort of financial software. Some archaic predecessor to turbotax or somesuch.
One thing I'm curious on is I don't offhand see a TI-99/4A Or is that outside your relm of play. The machine had a few rather spiffy games that I played regularly and my parents had some sort of financial software. Some archaic predecessor to turbotax or somesuch.
*whistles* Magnificent collection you have there, I must say. I am missing several pieces that you seem to own already.
(The master System II, Sega CD model I, Genesis 3, The Atari Jaguar, the 3DO, whatever that oddly shaped thing is above the NES, the NES redesign, and the famicom.) Unless I am mistaken, it seems we are both missing the difficult to find Sega CDX.
(The master System II, Sega CD model I, Genesis 3, The Atari Jaguar, the 3DO, whatever that oddly shaped thing is above the NES, the NES redesign, and the famicom.) Unless I am mistaken, it seems we are both missing the difficult to find Sega CDX.
Thats okay not many in todays Gen X dont really knew of this unit so heres some info on it,
R.O.B. (Robotic Operating Buddy) was an accessory for the Nintendo Entertainment System. It was released in 1984 in Japan as the "Famicom Robot" and in 1985 as R.O.B in North America.
In Japan, the Famicom Robot was sold with Robot Block (a.k.a. Stack-Up).
The Robotic Operating Buddy was sold in two packages. One was the NES Deluxe Set, which featured a control deck, the NES Zapper, two controllers, and two games (Duck Hunt and Gyromite). The other package only included R.O.B. and Gyromite.
While in production, R.O.B. was not widely accepted. The reason why it is not exceedingly rare today is due to its brief inclusion in the NES Deluxe Set. It was compatible with only two games, neither of which were simple enough for a game market that, at the time, was composed almost entirely of younger children.
Its most successful use was as a "trojan horse" to garner interest following the video game crash of 1983. Retailers, reluctant to stock video games, were successfully tricked when Nintendo snuck the NES in with R.O.B. as a "robot toy" instead of a video game. It worked, as retailers stocked the NES, giving Nintendo its first major foothold in the western market [1].
On the other hand, some consumers saw R.O.B. only as a novelty. The slow pace with which R.O.B. performed its movements was a source of frustration, since cheating at Gyromite was far easier to set up and play than controlling the game in its intended fashion.
Images of Rob:
http://www.gamersgraveyard.com/repo.....images/rob.jpg
Rob the Robot (Super Hig Rez)
http://veget.dynu.com/test/robfr.jpg
Origanil Box Ad:
http://www.nescenter.de/features_rob_gyromite.jpg
http://www.nescenter.de/features_rob_stackup.jpg
R.O.B. (Robotic Operating Buddy) was an accessory for the Nintendo Entertainment System. It was released in 1984 in Japan as the "Famicom Robot" and in 1985 as R.O.B in North America.
In Japan, the Famicom Robot was sold with Robot Block (a.k.a. Stack-Up).
The Robotic Operating Buddy was sold in two packages. One was the NES Deluxe Set, which featured a control deck, the NES Zapper, two controllers, and two games (Duck Hunt and Gyromite). The other package only included R.O.B. and Gyromite.
While in production, R.O.B. was not widely accepted. The reason why it is not exceedingly rare today is due to its brief inclusion in the NES Deluxe Set. It was compatible with only two games, neither of which were simple enough for a game market that, at the time, was composed almost entirely of younger children.
Its most successful use was as a "trojan horse" to garner interest following the video game crash of 1983. Retailers, reluctant to stock video games, were successfully tricked when Nintendo snuck the NES in with R.O.B. as a "robot toy" instead of a video game. It worked, as retailers stocked the NES, giving Nintendo its first major foothold in the western market [1].
On the other hand, some consumers saw R.O.B. only as a novelty. The slow pace with which R.O.B. performed its movements was a source of frustration, since cheating at Gyromite was far easier to set up and play than controlling the game in its intended fashion.
Images of Rob:
http://www.gamersgraveyard.com/repo.....images/rob.jpg
Rob the Robot (Super Hig Rez)
http://veget.dynu.com/test/robfr.jpg
Origanil Box Ad:
http://www.nescenter.de/features_rob_gyromite.jpg
http://www.nescenter.de/features_rob_stackup.jpg
you make my collection seem somewhat lacking...
i have :
Atari 2600
Atari 7800
Game Gear
Sega Nomad
Sega Genesis
Nes
SNES
Gameboy color
Gameboy pocket
Gameboy Advanced
oh wait a tic...here's one I DIDN't see in your list mwahahaha
THE RARE and incredibLY HARD TO FID
JVC X'EYE!
xD
JVC X'EYE wiill play imported sega gen games, regular SEGA Gen games, and seGA CD games, plus apparently it played "karioke' CD's that I could never find but read they were released by JVC for this purpose. Probably more popularin Japan
The story behind my JVC X'eye is my dad was working at Martin Marietta (now Lockede Martin) and the store there for employees had it on sale and he bought it for like 100$. When it was released it cost like 300$ lol
i have :
Atari 2600
Atari 7800
Game Gear
Sega Nomad
Sega Genesis
Nes
SNES
Gameboy color
Gameboy pocket
Gameboy Advanced
oh wait a tic...here's one I DIDN't see in your list mwahahaha
THE RARE and incredibLY HARD TO FID
JVC X'EYE!
xD
JVC X'EYE wiill play imported sega gen games, regular SEGA Gen games, and seGA CD games, plus apparently it played "karioke' CD's that I could never find but read they were released by JVC for this purpose. Probably more popularin Japan
The story behind my JVC X'eye is my dad was working at Martin Marietta (now Lockede Martin) and the store there for employees had it on sale and he bought it for like 100$. When it was released it cost like 300$ lol
Wow.. I only could barely scratch the surface with what I have... and as MadShroomer said- there is one that I have that you don't as well- o.O hard to believe though.. I've got a Pioneer CLD-A100.. plays laser disks, CDs, Sega CDs, and Sega Genesis carts... also has a back up RAM and a way to get a Neo-Geo hooked into it.. if I could only find the insert for that one... (the Genesis gets placed in the front of the LD player, like a game cart... there is a Neo Geo cart for it too...)
holy mary mother of christ what a collection we have hear we had the master system but well met a fatefull end we still have the genisis and the commodore 64
we have two controlers for genisis and the leads and for the commodore we have pleanty of disks
this takes me down memmory lane instant fav and ill tell ya keep a hold on them
we have two controlers for genisis and the leads and for the commodore we have pleanty of disks
this takes me down memmory lane instant fav and ill tell ya keep a hold on them
AWESOME!
You are a real Gamer!
I Post my Video-Console Collection in a Picture for show you!
My First Console: Spectrum 128 K
First console collection: Master System II,Mega Drive,Mega Cd & Game Boy
Actual consoles:
PSX,PS2,PS3,PSP,PSP Slim,GC,WII,GBA,GBA SP,NDS,NDS Lite,XBOX & XBOX 360
Sorry for my bad English ^^U
You are a real Gamer!
I Post my Video-Console Collection in a Picture for show you!
My First Console: Spectrum 128 K
First console collection: Master System II,Mega Drive,Mega Cd & Game Boy
Actual consoles:
PSX,PS2,PS3,PSP,PSP Slim,GC,WII,GBA,GBA SP,NDS,NDS Lite,XBOX & XBOX 360
Sorry for my bad English ^^U
LIST of some of my video game collection:
Atari Pong
Atari Super Pong
Atari Ultra Pong
Atari Video Computer System (6 buttons)
Atari Video Computer System (4 buttons)
Atari 2600 (Darth Vader)
Atari 2600 Jr (Small Rainbow)
Atari 2600 Jr (Lager Rainbow)
Atari 5200 (2 Controller Port)
Atari 5200 (4 Controller Port)
Atari 7800
Atari Lynx (second model)
Atari Jaguar
Atari Jag CD
Atari 400
Atari 800
Atari XE System
Arcadia 2001
Sears Tele-Games Pong
Sears Tele-Games Super Pong
Fairchild Channel F
RCA Studio II
Magnavox Odyssey
Magnavox Odyssey 2
Mattel Intellivision
Mattel Intellivision 2
Mattel Intellivision 3
Coleco Tel-Star
Coleco Tank
Colecovision
Coleco Adam
Coleco Gemini Video Game System
GCE Vectrex
Commodore VIC-20
Commodore 64
Amiga 500
Amiga 2000
Nintendo Famicom
Nintendo Famicom Disk Drive
Nintendo Famicom AV
Nintendo Entertaiment System
Nintendo Super Famicom
Nintendo Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Nintendo Ultra 64
Nintendo N64
Nintendo Gamecube (Japan)
Nintendo Gamcube (US)
Nintendo Game Boy (Japan)
Nintendo Game Boy (US)
Nintendo Game Boy Pocket
Nintendo Game Boy Color
Nintendo Game Boy Light (Japan)
Nintendo Virtual Boy (US)
Nintendo Game Boy Advance (Japan)
Nintendo Game Boy Advance (US)
Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP (Japan)
Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP (US)
Nintendo DS.
Nintendo DS Lite.
Sega Mark III (aka Master System)
Sega Master System
Sega Master System 2
Sega Mega Drive
Sega Genesis
Sega Genesis 2
Sega Genesis 3
Sega Mega Drive CD (First Model)
Sega Genesis CD
Sega Genesis CD (Second Model)
Sega Game Gear (Japan)
Sega Game Gear (US)
Sega 32X (Japan)
Sega 32X (US)
Sega Nomad
Sega Saturn (Japan)
Sega Saturn (US)
Sega Dreamcast (Japan)
Sega Dreamcast (US)
NEC PC Engine
NEC TurdoGrafx-16
NEC Turbo CD
NEC Turbo Duo
NEC Turbo Express
SNK Neo-Geo
SNK Neo-Geo CD
SNK Neo-Geo Pocket Color
Phillps CD-I
Panasonic 3DO
Sony MSX 1
Sony MSX 2
Sony PlayStation (Japan)
Sony PlayStation (US)
Sony PlayStation (Smaller Unit)
Sony PlayStation 2 (Japan)
Sony PlayStation 2 (US)
Microsoft X-BOX.
Microsoft X-BOX 360.
Atari Pong
Atari Super Pong
Atari Ultra Pong
Atari Video Computer System (6 buttons)
Atari Video Computer System (4 buttons)
Atari 2600 (Darth Vader)
Atari 2600 Jr (Small Rainbow)
Atari 2600 Jr (Lager Rainbow)
Atari 5200 (2 Controller Port)
Atari 5200 (4 Controller Port)
Atari 7800
Atari Lynx (second model)
Atari Jaguar
Atari Jag CD
Atari 400
Atari 800
Atari XE System
Arcadia 2001
Sears Tele-Games Pong
Sears Tele-Games Super Pong
Fairchild Channel F
RCA Studio II
Magnavox Odyssey
Magnavox Odyssey 2
Mattel Intellivision
Mattel Intellivision 2
Mattel Intellivision 3
Coleco Tel-Star
Coleco Tank
Colecovision
Coleco Adam
Coleco Gemini Video Game System
GCE Vectrex
Commodore VIC-20
Commodore 64
Amiga 500
Amiga 2000
Nintendo Famicom
Nintendo Famicom Disk Drive
Nintendo Famicom AV
Nintendo Entertaiment System
Nintendo Super Famicom
Nintendo Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Nintendo Ultra 64
Nintendo N64
Nintendo Gamecube (Japan)
Nintendo Gamcube (US)
Nintendo Game Boy (Japan)
Nintendo Game Boy (US)
Nintendo Game Boy Pocket
Nintendo Game Boy Color
Nintendo Game Boy Light (Japan)
Nintendo Virtual Boy (US)
Nintendo Game Boy Advance (Japan)
Nintendo Game Boy Advance (US)
Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP (Japan)
Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP (US)
Nintendo DS.
Nintendo DS Lite.
Sega Mark III (aka Master System)
Sega Master System
Sega Master System 2
Sega Mega Drive
Sega Genesis
Sega Genesis 2
Sega Genesis 3
Sega Mega Drive CD (First Model)
Sega Genesis CD
Sega Genesis CD (Second Model)
Sega Game Gear (Japan)
Sega Game Gear (US)
Sega 32X (Japan)
Sega 32X (US)
Sega Nomad
Sega Saturn (Japan)
Sega Saturn (US)
Sega Dreamcast (Japan)
Sega Dreamcast (US)
NEC PC Engine
NEC TurdoGrafx-16
NEC Turbo CD
NEC Turbo Duo
NEC Turbo Express
SNK Neo-Geo
SNK Neo-Geo CD
SNK Neo-Geo Pocket Color
Phillps CD-I
Panasonic 3DO
Sony MSX 1
Sony MSX 2
Sony PlayStation (Japan)
Sony PlayStation (US)
Sony PlayStation (Smaller Unit)
Sony PlayStation 2 (Japan)
Sony PlayStation 2 (US)
Microsoft X-BOX.
Microsoft X-BOX 360.
oh wow, thats really amazing x.x you win liek by heaps
the only thing iv got is a load of gameboys (brick/original, colour, GBA, pocket), a found haxd xbox a 64 and a wii and a ds =3
is there any major difference between the japanese/US GC and ps2?
oh yeah and one of the oooooooold donkykong duelscreen things, like mr game and watch but not, i dunno what their called
the only thing iv got is a load of gameboys (brick/original, colour, GBA, pocket), a found haxd xbox a 64 and a wii and a ds =3
is there any major difference between the japanese/US GC and ps2?
oh yeah and one of the oooooooold donkykong duelscreen things, like mr game and watch but not, i dunno what their called
BTW heres two link on TG16 one is a photo on my top ten fave console and one of my top teg TG16 games
top ten gaming consoles:
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/825270/
top ten games TG16:
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/825378/
top ten gaming consoles:
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/825270/
top ten games TG16:
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/825378/
oh yeah did you ever hear of the jaguar 64 bit system i have one one here it was suppose to rival the n-64 but never really caught on i wish i had some games for it i have the system the av part and two controllers if i decide not to want it maybe i'll make an offer to you for it it's an extremely rare system.
i have seen some of those and played mith most of them i still have the little gyromite robot dude he is cool ^^ my only tru gamer friend :P and the sega saturn was a turning point in vidio games i think panzar dragoon and nights dream or somethin nice colection i would molset tthem all and i have a sega cd the little one and the big one
You make me want to die... severely. My boyfriend is now in love with you, and I am green with jealousy. If only I were a wee bit older, so I too could exist and comprehend the experience that is 80's video games. I have a small collection of old games, and I am proud to say that my SNES is the same SNES as the one I bought when it was first released. It still works, and greatly.
My boyfriend wants you AIM id, if you have it and would be so kind as to grant me access to it.
This was both a highlight for my day, and very depressing. I'm happy to see some one who loves their game systems from early 80's and on, but I am depressed because I desperately want what you have; not only access to all of the game systems, but the systems from their release date.
I must say, I am happy that you watched me, so that I may see your video games! You sir, rock!
My boyfriend wants you AIM id, if you have it and would be so kind as to grant me access to it.
This was both a highlight for my day, and very depressing. I'm happy to see some one who loves their game systems from early 80's and on, but I am depressed because I desperately want what you have; not only access to all of the game systems, but the systems from their release date.
I must say, I am happy that you watched me, so that I may see your video games! You sir, rock!
Maybe you can appreciate this...
Back when I was like 8 or 9 my parents traded their microwave for my uncle's Atari 2500 (6 games) and a Colecovision with about 50 games. I see the Atari (3rd from the left...the big one) but I can;t spot the colecovision that we had. I was a smaller unit that plugged into a bigger one.
Back when I was like 8 or 9 my parents traded their microwave for my uncle's Atari 2500 (6 games) and a Colecovision with about 50 games. I see the Atari (3rd from the left...the big one) but I can;t spot the colecovision that we had. I was a smaller unit that plugged into a bigger one.
I know how you feel been there^^
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/401972/
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/825270/
http://www.furaffinity.com/view/825330/
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/401972/
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/825270/
http://www.furaffinity.com/view/825330/
Yay ^^ thanks for the links :D
OK so... http://www.furaffinity.net/view/401972/
the middle console I HAD.. BUT it didn't work nor the 20 or so games that went with it. What I used was an attachment that was connected to the front of the very same console. I remmeber the games were compatible with ...er.... it might have been the atari2600? It had the clasic games like pitfall, adventure, seaquest, boxing, berzerk(ya I spelled it right), etc. Nonetheless, it was this little dinky console about a 1/4 size of the colecovision console it plugged into.
The third link is bunk btw ^^
OK so... http://www.furaffinity.net/view/401972/
the middle console I HAD.. BUT it didn't work nor the 20 or so games that went with it. What I used was an attachment that was connected to the front of the very same console. I remmeber the games were compatible with ...er.... it might have been the atari2600? It had the clasic games like pitfall, adventure, seaquest, boxing, berzerk(ya I spelled it right), etc. Nonetheless, it was this little dinky console about a 1/4 size of the colecovision console it plugged into.
The third link is bunk btw ^^
wow, that is impressive to say the least, you even have all the consoles that bombed horribly like the master system.
You might do well to open a video game museum some day, you already have an impressive collection of systems and games/peripherals.
and it's a great way to show off what you have and maybe even get other interested, or maybe get donations of old games ^_~
You might do well to open a video game museum some day, you already have an impressive collection of systems and games/peripherals.
and it's a great way to show off what you have and maybe even get other interested, or maybe get donations of old games ^_~
Wow. That's a stunning collection. I'm so happy to see another original Atari2600VCS alive. I still have a working one, in it's orginal box with instructions. I'm hoping when I'm old it might be worth enough to sell for a pretty penny or two! One of my friends had the later model with only four buttons on the top and with less fake-wood, but I still prefer the full 6 button version I see in your pic.
Dammit, now I want to play Yars Revenge again.
I blame you. :p
Dammit, now I want to play Yars Revenge again.
I blame you. :p
It depends.
If he bought all of these at original retail price when the consoles came out, very much so yes (Not only that, but if that's the case, he is the true definition of a "gamer")
However, you can find most of these for sale much much cheaper than their original retail price.
If he bought all of these at original retail price when the consoles came out, very much so yes (Not only that, but if that's the case, he is the true definition of a "gamer")
However, you can find most of these for sale much much cheaper than their original retail price.
*squintz* I think I might have two! things you dont have yet in there.... and thats hard considering the collection O_o;;
I have a working Colecovision that I got from my parents ^^ complete with all the accessories and modules... *games are in the original boxes too*.. Also have an Odyssey 2 in similar condition.. but I cant find a Voice module :3
really impressive collection though man! I guess I've got more of the 2nd generation console's while you have got like ALL the 3rd and fourth generation stuff XD
hey if you ever run across a voice for odyssey2 lemme know! :3
I have a working Colecovision that I got from my parents ^^ complete with all the accessories and modules... *games are in the original boxes too*.. Also have an Odyssey 2 in similar condition.. but I cant find a Voice module :3
really impressive collection though man! I guess I've got more of the 2nd generation console's while you have got like ALL the 3rd and fourth generation stuff XD
hey if you ever run across a voice for odyssey2 lemme know! :3
Massive nostalgia trip. Especially at the Sonic and Knuckles + Sonic 2 in the picture.
(From what I hear, Sega has never released a proper Sonic 3 and Knuckles version of this game on the collections or online stores. So if you still have it, hold on to it for dear life.)
He's even got the Mario toys from McDonalds! Used to have the koopa trooper and the Goomba, but they're gone at this point.
This picture... it's just too beautiful....
(From what I hear, Sega has never released a proper Sonic 3 and Knuckles version of this game on the collections or online stores. So if you still have it, hold on to it for dear life.)
He's even got the Mario toys from McDonalds! Used to have the koopa trooper and the Goomba, but they're gone at this point.
This picture... it's just too beautiful....
Seen this collection in passing a few times, but having recently come into possession of an Atari CX2600-A from a member of my church, or known to collectors as a 4 switch woody, I did some research and apparently the six switch woody you have there is like the holy grail among atari collectors. From what I was told, it was produced only the first year of Atari was making consoles. It gives me a new appreciation both for video gaming history and for this image.
Kudos if that'a working jaguar CD :D
I own a few items not in there, namely a gray Mega Drive 3 with builtin games, a Phantom System, An MVS board and a Neo-Geo CD.
Why didn't you put the neogeo in there? It would be an item of pride in my collection if I had one. I hope I can get myself a Walnut Analogue CMVS someday ^.^
I own a few items not in there, namely a gray Mega Drive 3 with builtin games, a Phantom System, An MVS board and a Neo-Geo CD.
Why didn't you put the neogeo in there? It would be an item of pride in my collection if I had one. I hope I can get myself a Walnut Analogue CMVS someday ^.^
This is REALLY impressive.
I actually had somehow been ignorant of the Sega CDX that you've got the 6-Pak plugged into- the one that's the Mega Drive AND a Sega CD in the same unit, learned something today! And I'd entirely forgotten that they had a different version of the Mega CD for the first-gen Genesis.
Also...oh-how-ironic that the Atari legacy in the back ends with "The Toilet". :p
I actually had somehow been ignorant of the Sega CDX that you've got the 6-Pak plugged into- the one that's the Mega Drive AND a Sega CD in the same unit, learned something today! And I'd entirely forgotten that they had a different version of the Mega CD for the first-gen Genesis.
Also...oh-how-ironic that the Atari legacy in the back ends with "The Toilet". :p
Gaming heavens. ^^ that's quite the collections there. I've been born in 1984 So hehe the very first game consoles are way out of my reach that time hehe. But yeah Ive played allot on the Nintendo Nes, Snes, Gameboy Classic, Gameboy pocket. Then PS1 PS2 PS3 and now PS4, Played even on Nintendo Wii, Gamecube, GBA GBA SP NDS 3DS. ^^ And yeah and Xbox, Xbox360 and not really own a Xbox 1.
In my childhood i even played on my dads MSX and MSX 2
In my childhood i even played on my dads MSX and MSX 2
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