Jump to content

Which Game Consoles Do You Have

Matt

By Matt,
in Discussion

 Share

Recommended Posts

Pixelated Ben

Pixelated Ben

Posted
Posted

Wow! Some of you truly have an outrageous number of consoles. I am jealous. My huge collection:

Amiga 500

Amiga 1200 (and I agree with you hairy jesus - A1200's are gorgeous-looking)

N64

Gameboy Advance

GameCube (black... wish I had silver)

Xbox

That little lots keeps me very busy. So Matt - seeing as you started this thread - I assume you will be using the data to create some sort of 3D interactive bar chart that we can all refer to? That would be nice. :(

Link to comment
Share on other sites
Antiriad2097

Antiriad2097

Posted
Posted

There's not enough Vectrex love in this thread.

I may forget some, but off the top of my head I have...

A German Pong clone, I forget the make. TVG 2001 or something like that.

ZX81

Spectrum+

Spectrum+3

Vic20

Oric-1

Oric Atmos

Commodore 64 (x2)

Atari STFM

Atari STE

Amiga 500 (x2)

Amiga 1200

MegaDrive

SNES

GameBoy (x2)

GameBoy Advance

GameGear (x3)

Dreamcast (x3)

PS1 (x2)

PSOne

GameCube

Jaguar

Vectrex

Vectrex is my most recent one, though I've wanted one for about 20 years since my cousin sold his without giving me first dibs. Git. I also have a few LED handheld things. Bought the DS clone LED game thats been touted in another thread this week, its more fun than I expected.

Link to comment
Share on other sites
matt0

matt0

Posted
Posted

Megadrive 2

MegaCD 2

Dreamcast

X-box

Gamecube

PS2

NGPC

GBA-SP

Nintendo DS

Amiga 1200 (2mb RAM! 80mb harddisk! :( ) in the attic at my parents house.

The DS is getting all the attention right now, only got it last week.

Link to comment
Share on other sites
sandman

sandman

Posted
Posted

I'm sure this has been done before, but what the hell, I'm bored

SNES

Mega Drive

32X

Mega Cd

CDi

Jaguar

GBA SP *2

Ngage

Game Boy Color

DS

PSP

Saturn

N64

PS One

Dreamcast

Xbox

Ps 2

Gamecube

Master System 2

Game Gear

Neo Geo PC

I think thats it. Least played would be the Game Gear, but I played it loads when it first came out.

Link to comment
Share on other sites
213

213

Posted
Posted

Atari VCS (Woody)

Atari 2600 Jnr

Atari 2600 (Vader model)

Atari 5200 (4 port) (complete us collection)

Atari 7800

Atari lynx (mk1 and 2)

Colecovision

Dreamcast - UK and Japanese models (use the to do game shows with)

Dreamcast karaeoki unit.

Dreamcast Dev kit - HKT01*

Megadrive (switched, see DC)

Sega Multimega

Sega game gear

US snes,

Super Famicom,

Pal snes.

US PS2, Japanese ps2.

UK psone inc lcd screen

Yamaha MSX.

Sony psp

Sharp Famicom twin

Nintendo NES - pal

Amstrad gx4000

MK1 C64,

SX 64

US 32x unit the missus got me.

PC Engine GT

NEC PC engine (white)

NEX PC-FX

Pioneer Laseractive with genesis and pc-engine pacs

US GC, pal GC.

Xbox. (black chipped, pal green, pal clear,)

Ds, SP, GBA, GBC, Gameboy player.

Vectrex (carry case, 3d glasses etc)

Gamecube development kit.

B&W wonderswan, wonderswan colour

Neo geo pocket colour,

B&W Neo Geo pocket

Minty sinclair speccy 48k rubber kb

spectrum plus

*The dev kit from dennis publishig that used to belong to the offical uk magazine, that and 260 GD-roms were marked for hitting a skip in west london before I bribed someone to rescue them.

Link to comment
Share on other sites
Wallpaper

Wallpaper

Posted
Posted
ummm, why in hells name do you have one of those? :(

It's my son's not mine :(

It doesnt get much play since he discovered my snes and 2d marios though. He's scarilly good for a 5 year old can get all the way to the last cave on Super Mario World without any help (apart from a couple of ghost houses) :)

Link to comment
Share on other sites
jon bda

jon bda

Posted
Posted

In some sort of almost order!.

:(

Amstrad GX4000

Atari 2600 (6 switch woody)

Atari 2600 Jnr (all black 'made in ireland' model)

Atari 2600 Jnr

Atari 2600 Jnr Rev. A

Neo Geo Pocket Colour

Nintendo NES

Nintendo SNES

Nintendo Gameboy

Nintendo Gameboy Pocket

Nintendo Gameboy Colour

Nintendo Gameboy Advance

Nintendo Gameboy Advance SP

Nintendo 64 (PAL)

Nintendo 64 (NTSC)

Nintendo 64 red colour edition

Nintendo 64 pokemon pikachu edition

Nintendo Gamecube (PAL)

Nintendo Gamecube (switched NTSC) + Gameboy Player (NTSC)

Sega Dreamcast (PAL)

Sega Dreamcast (NTSC)

Sega Gamegear

Sega Master System Mk1

Sega Master System Mk2

Sega Mega Drive

Sega Mega Drive II

Sega Mega CD II

Sega 32x

Sega Saturn Mk1

Sega Saturn Mk2

Sony Playstation

Sony PSOne

Sony PS2 (fat one)

Sony PSP (this thursday!)

X-Box (PAL)

Several Famiclones

Amiga 600

Commodore C64

Commodore C64C

Think thats about it. Have 'spares' of most the older consoles hidden around the house.

:(

Link to comment
Share on other sites
super_quincy

super_quincy

Posted
Posted

Amstrad GX4000 UK

Atari 2600 Jr. UK

Atari Jaguar US

Atari Jaguar UK

Atari Lynx : Mk1 UK

Atari Lynx : Mk1 UK

Atari Lynx : Mk2 UK

Atari Lynx : Mk2 US

Atari 7800 UK

Bandai WonderSwan : Clear Pink JAP

Bandai WonderSwan Color : Pearl Blue JAP

Bandai WonderSwan Crystal : Blue Violet JAP

Microsoft X-Box UK (modded)

Microsoft X-Box Crystal UK

NEC PC Engine Core Grafx 2 JAP

NEC PC Engine Duo-R JAP

NEC PC Engine GT JAP

Nintendo Gameboy UK

Nintendo Gameboy UK

Nintendo Gameboy Advance : Clear Blue UK

Nintendo Gameboy Advance : Limited Platinum UK

Nintendo Gameboy Advance : Pink UK

Nintendo Gameboy Advance SP : Blue UK

Nintendo Gameboy Advance SP : Classic NES UK

Nintendo Gameboy Advance SP : Gold Zelda Edition UK

Nintendo Gameboy Advance SP : Pokemon Ruby UK

Nintendo Gameboy Advance SP : Silver UK

Nintendo Gameboy Color : Clear Purple UK

Nintendo Gameboy Color : Purple UK

Nintendo Gameboy Color : Teal Blue UK

Nintendo Gameboy Micro : Famicom Edition JAP

Nintendo Gameboy Pocket : Blue UK

Nintendo Gameboy Pocket : Silver UK

Nintendo Gamecube : Platinum UK

Nintendo Gamecube : Purple JAP

Nintendo Gamecube : Resident Evil 4 Pack UK

Nintendo Nintendo 64 JAP

Nintendo Nintendo 64 : Clear Blue UK

Nintendo Nintendo 64 : Ltd Pokemon Edition UK

Nintendo Nintendo 64 : Pikachu Edition UK

Nintendo Nintendo 64 Gold Pad Edition UK

Nintendo Nintendo DS Silver JAP (x2)

Nintendo Nintendo Entertainment System UK

Nintendo Nintendo Entertainment System : Action Set UK

Nintendo Nintendo Entertainment System 101 Toploader US

Nintendo Pokemon Mini UK

Nintendo Super Nintendo Entertainment System UK

Nintendo Super Nintendo Entertainment System US

Nintendo Super Nintendo Entertainment System : Mario Pack UK

Nintendo Virtual Boy JAP

Nintendo / Sharp Twin Famicom JAP

Nokia N-Gage UK

Sega 32X UK

Sega 32X US

Sega Dreamcast JAP

Sega Dreamcast UK

Sega Dreamcast UK (unboxed)

Sega Game Gear UK

Sega Game Gear Sonic+ Pack UK

Sega Genesis US

Sega Genesis 3 US

Sega Master System 2 UK

Sega Master System Plus UK

Sega Mega CD UK

Sega Megadrive JAP (unboxed)

Sega Megadrive UK

Sega Megadrive JAP

Sega Megadrive 2 UK

Sega Megadrive 2 UK

Sega Multimega UK

Sega Saturn : Mk 1 UK

Sega Saturn : Mk 2 UK

Sega Saturn : White Mk 2 JAP

Sega Nomad US

SNK MVS 4-slot UK

SNK Neo Geo AES JAP

SNK Neo Geo Pocket : Pearl White JAP

SNK Neo Geo Pocket Color : Clear UK

SNK Neo Geo Pocket Color : Silver UK

Sony Playstation UK

Sony Playstation 2 : Satin Silver UK

Sony Playstation 2 Slimline JAP

Sony Playstation 2 Slimline UK

Sony PSone UK

Sony PSP JAP (x2)

Sony PSP Ceramic White JAP

Sony PSX 7700 JAP

Tiger Game.Com UK

Uberia Minigun Mk2 UK

Blatantly cut and pasted from my M$ Works database, sorry but I`m lazy

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
 Share
Go to topic listing

  • Recently Browsing   0 members

    • No registered users viewing this page.
×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

We have placed cookies on your device to help make this website better. You can adjust your cookie settings, otherwise we'll assume you're okay to continue. Use of this website is subject to our Privacy Policy, Terms of Use, and Guidelines.

  I accept