What portable system is Ben building next?

[SpongeBuell]

the GCN discs are pretty proprietary... they even burn the discs from the outside-in. I wouldn't be surprised if the data is in a different area on the disc as well (e.g.: normal cd data is right under the label, but the GCN could be between the bottom and middle) and the laser focus would be different.

[Sparkfist]

The reason we believe the GameCube discs are mini dvds are they hold 1.5 gb. The retail mini dvd-r have ~1.5 gb, besides its cheaper to use public technology then have a proprietary disc.

And the saturn for those of you out there that say is sucked must not know that the saturn was a big hit in Japan. Besides all you have to do to play imports on it is get the cartage for that purpose (no mod chip, no bs). If I had the money I'd do it myself (or dreamcast).

[Black Six]

Here's the thing though, if it WAS a mini DVD, wouldn't there be all sorts of hacks/cracks to get pirate games for your GCN like they have for Xbox and PS2? To my knowledge there aren't any, further supporting the proprietary non-DVD idea. SpongeBuell brings up some good points too.

[gannon]

Yeah, they're very proprietary, but I'm just saying that its easier to call it a dvd drive than an optical disc drive.

[NeoGoldenBoy]

The GameCube disks ARE Mini-DVD's that hold 1.8 Gb, but it is true that the info is in a different format than any other one, and here in México there are pirate games, but they can be played not through a Modchip, they need a "Emulator Disk" like the Dreamcast ones.

[Bob]

Actually you aslo know this not a GameCube or Saturn if you look at this.

http://www.classicgaming.com/vcsp/

Go To the MGDp Article and look at what Ben says here:
"Well, much like another portable I'm developing, the sliding tray can go!"

Last I checked the GameCube and Saturn didn't have a sliding tray....

[Sparkfist]

So what that narrows it down to the PS2 or the Xbox.... Well as ben also describe the xbox as an SUV I doubt he'd try to portablize a computer in gaming console clothing, as well he already has a COMPUTERp.

[gannon]

hmm... yeah, when I first read that I while ago I thought he said like any other portable I'm building, not another portable....

[SpongeBuell]

That's right... he asked someone for the RGB points in what I think was a PSX screen.

[abbibi]

Ben told me a while ago what he was working on, but instructed me to keep it TOP SECRET. So, if you want to know, send me a Snickers bar.

But seriously, though your gusses are good, I don't think you have achieved "Ben Zen". He would not necessarily think that that the best system to portablize would be the newest. It might behoove you to find a list on the net of every single system ever made, remove the ones he's already done, and make a poll out of that. Maybe even throw in the NeoGeo and Pong arcades, just for safe measure.

Then again, Ben could have told me to blow smoke in your beehives and throw everyone off track. But I will tell you this, if Ben succeeds, I'm definitely going to beg him to make an extra case so I can make one of my own.

[SUBLIMINAL MESSAGE] It's gonna be SO FREAKIN AWESOME! [/SUBLIMINAL MESSAGE]

[SpongeBuell]

It might behoove you to find a list on the net of every single system ever made, remove the ones he's already done, and make a poll out of that.

I'm not even going to try to find the 2600, SNES, PSX, or NES...

Magnavox Odyssey 1
Atari Pong C-100
Umtech Video Brain
The Jimmy 8XL
Polycon C 4010
Magnavox Odyssey 100
Magnavox Odyssey 200
Hanimex 7771
TV Sport XY
Hanimex 666S-N
Philips ES2201
Delta III Videogame
ATOMIC TV-PLAYER 1
Klarvox
Norda TV Game H-912
Markint 4
(Magnavox) Smash 4
Ronex Electronic TV Game Centre 15
Magnavox Odyssey 300
Magnavox Odyssey 400
Magnavox Odyssey 500
Fairchild Channel F
Philips ES 2203
Mustang 9012
Hanimex HMG-7900
SHEEN Color TV Sports 406
Interton Video 2400
Sportron 101 U
Sport 050
Hanimex TVG 070C
Intel Super Tele-Sport
Interstate Color Game
SHEEN 100 Video Sport
Tandy TV ScoreBoard 60-9005
Markint 4A
SHEEN Video Game
Prinztronic MICRO 5500
Video Action IV "Indy 500"
(Universal Research Labs)
National Semiconductor Adversary 370
DIGITEK 2001
Unisonic Tournament 2000
Visulex Super Pong 8000
Fountain Force PVS-1392
Orbit Elec Gimini Economy 8600
Binatone Superstar 01/4354
Adman Colour PVS
Radofin Telesports III PVS
SHEEN 104 Video Sport
Radofin 1292
Radofin 1392
Sportel XY-4
Gamatic 7704
Intel TV-Sport 3006
SHG BlackPoint FS2000
Music Leader Multi-Play
Mustang 9009 Video Game
SHEEN 106C Color Video Sport
Concept 2000 Spectrum 6
APF TV Fun (modell 401)
(= MARKINT 4A)
Calfax Bag-A-Tel
Coleco Telstar (modell 6040)
Coleco Telstar Classic
Coleco Telstar Alpha (modell 6030)
Conic TVG 101-4
(=Klarvox)
Conic TVG 102-4
(= MARKINT 4A ?)
Concept 2000 NOSE T' NOSE
(modell 1006)
Concept 2000 Four-Way VG
(modell 1004)
Entex Tele-Pong (modell 3047)
Executive Games Face-Off
(Hockey/Soccer)
Fantasia 101
Federal Transistor VIDEO SPORT
Intercon Marketing COLORGaME
Heathkit GD-1999
(= Adversary 370)
Lafayette TOURNAMENT 20000
Lloyd's TV SPORTS 802
Magnavox Model 4305
(= Philips Philetta 405 ?)
Microelectronic Systems RICOCHET CHALLENGER
(modell MT3A)
Microelectronic Systems RICOCHET CHAMPION
(modell MT2A)
Microelectronic Systems RICOCHET
(modell MT1A)
Olympus Electronics TV Sports 77
Quadtronics Q376
Quadtronics Q476
Radio Shack TV Scoreboard
Santron Gorilla Game TG-101
Santron Gorilla Game TG-201
Tele-Match Model 4400
Tele-Match Model 6600
Tele-Match Model 7700
Unisonic Tournament (model 101)
Venture Electronics VIDEO SPORTS VSV-1
Videomaster Superscore
Ridgewood Gamatic 7600
(also by Olympos Electronic co,
as the Gamatic 7600e)
Ridgewood Gamatic 7706
Magnavox Odyssey 2000
Magnavox Odyssey 3000
Magnavox Odyssey 4000
RCA Studio II
Bally Astrocade
Atari VCS 2600
Hanimex SD-050
Hanimex SD-070
Hanimex TVG 8610
Nintendo Color TV Game 6
Indata DAI
MBO tele-ball cassette system I
Philips Odyssey 2001
Magnavox Odyssey 2100
Atari Game Brain (C-700)
Universum 4010
Universum 4014
Video 4000 EX
Palladium Tele-Match
Superlectron
Atari Video Pinball C-380
Atari Tank (vaporware)
Philips Videojeu N20
Philips Videojeu N30
Monarch Sensor-10
Interton Video 3000
TV Game 2600
Magnavox Palladium
Rolley 4/303 Video Secam System
Secam Système Secam Jeux Video
Thomson JV-17
Interton Video 2501
Interton Video 2800
Sportsmaster SD-050F
Hit-10
Fairchild Telematch Processor
Prinztronic Videosport 800 Colour
Winthronics D-5654 Videogame
Sands 2200 Game
Philips ES 2304
Hometronics Telecourt TV Game
AER-8700
APF M-1000
Sportstronic ELECTRONIC TV SPORT
Prinztronic VC 6000
Concord TVG 203
Concord TVG 205
Atari Stunt Cycle
Alex 36211
Alex TG-621
Unimex Mark IX
Miragame GMC-802
Palladium 825/417 Tele-Multiplay-SR
Palladium 825/444 Color Tele-Match
Körtling 825/050 Tele Multiplay
Palladium 775/002
Palladium 825/530
Coleco Combat
MBO tele-ball cassette system II
Philips Videopac G7000
= Magnavox Odyssey^2
Nintendo Color TV Game 15
Exidy Sorcerer
Bingo TVG-208
Luxor ABC80
Universum Color Multispiel 4106
Palladium Tele Cassette
Binatone Mk4 Game System
Univox II Jeu Video
Continental Edison JV 2705
Saft Leclanché TV8SPORTS
ITMC SD-017F
Interton Video 3001
VOLTMACE DataBase
Entreprex Apollo 2001
Coleco Telstar Colortron
APF Imagination Machine
Audio Sonic Tele-Sports III
Poppy TVG-4 TV Game
Palladium 0474
ITMC SD-043
Coleco Telstar Arcade 3-in-1
SHEEN M1200
(Colour version of RCA Studio II)
Milton Bradley MicroVision
Mattel Intellivision
Binatone Mk6 Game System
Atari 400
Atari 800
Acorn Atom
Personal Arcade
Teleng Colorstars
Bildschirm-Spiel 01
Acetronic MPU 1000
Acetronic MPU 2000
MBO TeleBall Cassette System III
Mark 57253
Acetronics MPU 3000
Dynaco Dynavision I
clone Atari VCS 2600
Societé Occitane OC 5000
Binatone Mk8 Game System
BRANDVANCE Galactic Invaders
Tandy TRS-80 CoCo I
Adman Model 1000 Sportsvision
Philips Videopac G 7200
Radiola JET 27
(clone Videopac G7200)
Seb Telescore
Sinclair ZX 81
Commodore VIC= 20
Intel TV Sport 1004
Texas Instruments TI-99/4A
Atari 2700
Silver Star '64 Built-in Games'
Creativision
= Dick Smith Wizzard
Entex Select-A-Game
Milton Bradley Vectrex
CBS ColecoVision
Atari 5200 Supersystem
Interton VC 4000
Entex Adventure Vision
Dragon 32
Sinclair ZX Spectrum
Basis 108
ORIC-1
Commodore VIC= 64
Acorn BBC (model B)
Thomson TO 7
Apple IIe
Lambda 8300
Atari CX-2000 (vaporware)
VTech Laser 200
Atari 3200 (vaporware)
Fairchild Channel F II
Philips Videojeu N60
Emerson Arcadia 2001
Intervision 2001 Home Video Centre
rare clone Emerson Arcadia 2001
Advision Home Arcade
= Emerson Arcadia 2001 (France)
Leisure Dynamics LeisureVision
= Emerson Arcadia 2001 (Canada)
Akor TV Boy
clone Atari VCS 2600
Tele-Fever
= Emerson Arcadia 2001
Atari 1200XL
BIT Corporation BIT-60
Dick Smith VZ-200
Grandstand SCRAMBLE
GCE SPACE-N-COUNTER
Ideal Projector
Atari 2900 Video Game System (vaporware)
Atari CX-3000 (vaporware)
Tomytronic Scramble
Tomytronic TRON
Invaders of the Mummy's Tomb
Entex Spider
Columbia Home Arcade
clone Atari VCS 2600 = Coleco Gemini
SORD M5
Nintendo Game & Watch
Matra & Hachette ALICE
(French computer)
Philips Videopac + G7400
= Magnavox Odyssey^3
Nintendo Famicom
(Japanese NES)
Atari 600XL
TOMY Tutor
Ultravision Video Arcade System
IBM PCjr
Comx-35
Camputers LYNX 48
Tandy TRS-80 CoCo II
EACA Colour Genie
Grundy New Brain
MicroProfessor II
Jupiter ACE
Brandt Jopac JO7400
clone Videopac + G7400
Atari VCS 2600 Junior
Atari 2800 VCS
= Sears TeleGames II
Videoton TV Computer
Coleco ADAM
Salora Fellow
BIT Corporation BIT-90
Atari 1450XLD
Mattel Aquarius I
Bentley Compu-Vision
Atari 5100
MSX:
Yamaha IS-503
Goldstar FC-200
Daewoo DPC200
CE-TEC MPC 80
SONY HitBit 55P
Philips VG-5000
Yashica YC-64
JVC HC-7E
Canon V-20
1984:
SEGA Mark III
SEGA SC-3000H
Commodore Plus/4
Sega SG-1000
Grandstand Star Force
Mattel Intellivision II
Epoch Super Cassette Vision
Spectravideo SVI-318
ORIC Atmos
Thomson TO 7/70
Thomson MO5
Thomson MO5NR
Camputers LYNX 128
Mattel Aquarius II (vaporware)
RDI Halcyon
MSX2:
Sanyo WAVY 27
SONY HitBit-F500
Philips VG-8235
Philips NMS-8245
Nintendo NES
Spectravideo SVI-728
Enterprise 128
Hanimex Pencil II
Matra & Hachette ALICE 90
Atari 520 ST
Commodore C= 128
Thomson MO6
Thomson TO 8
Atari 130XE
BIT Corporation GAMATE
SEGA Master System
Atari 7800 Prosystem
Score-Zap
?clone Nintendo NES??
BAZ Home Computer 3600
clone Nintendo NES
Shotaro 720
clone Nintendo NES
Tandy TRS-80 CoCo III
Thomson TO 9
Sharp Twin FAMICOM
cooperation with Nintendo
Videojet Game Master
Atari XE Game System
EndingMan S700
clone Nintendo NES
LT-906t
clone Nintendo NES
MVC Family Computer
clone Nintendo NES
World of Wonder Action Max
Mattel Captain Power
SGT-6072A
clone Nintendo NES
LT-300
clone Nintendo NES
LT-906
clone Nintendo NES
LT-908
clone Nintendo NES
LT-909
clone Nintendo NES
Atari 1040 STe
Chaota YF-3000
Chinese clone Nintendo NES
Tomytronic CaveMan
Tomytronic Alien Attack
MicroGenius IQ-1000
Clone Nintendo NES
Scitex UFO A-500 II
clone Nintendo NES
VTech PreCOMPUTER1000
Hasbro Control-Vision
NEC PC-Engine
Nintendo Game Boy
Atari LYNX
SEGA Mega Drive
= SEGA Genesis
NEC TurboGrafx-16
Commodore AMIGA CDTV
Miles Gordon Tech SAM Coupé
ViewMaster Interactive Vision
Commodore VIC 64GS
Acorn Archimedes 400
Atari Portfolio
Konix Multi-System
Amstrad GX 4000
SEGA Game Gear
SNK Neo-Geo
SEGA Master System II
SGT-7202A
clone Nintendo NES
Nintendo SNES (American)
NEC TurboExpress
NEC SuperGrafx
NEC CoreGrafx II
NEC PC-Engine GT
NEC ShuttleGrafx
Hall of Fame Games PowerPro (vaporware)
Atari LYNX II
JVC Wondermega
= JVC X'Eye
FM Towns Marty
Watara SuperVision
NEC PC-Engine DUO-RX
Commodore AMIGA CD32
NEC PC-Engine LCD TV
Tandy Video Information System
NEC TurboDuo
SEGA Master System III Compact
Gentry VGT 3300
clone Nintendo SNES
SEGA Mega-CD
Atari Falcon 030
Philips CD-i 220
Dendy
Russian Nintendo SNES
Nintendo SNES (European)
Pioneer LaserActive CLD-A100
SEGA Mega Drive II
= SEGA Genesis II
PSION Series 3a
British pocket computer
Philips CD-i 200
Philips CD-i 210
Panasonic 3DO Multiplayer FZ-1
Panasonic M2-CD (vaporware)
Atari Jaguar 64 Just want more of these
Bandai Playdia QIS
NEC PC-FX
SEGA MultiMega
Lion King BS-900 ES
clone Nintendo NES
SEGA Mega Drive 32X
Philips CD-i 450
Philips CD-i 550
Panasonic/3DO FZ-10
Goldstar GDO 202P
Nintendo New NES
Nintendo Virtual Boy
SNK Neo-Geo CDZ
(double-spin CD)
SEGA Nomad
SEGA Saturn
Sony PlayStation
SNK Neo-Geo CD
(single-spin CD)
Philips CD-i 470
Tiger R-Zone
SONY Net Yaroze
SEGA Pico
Nintendo Game Boy Pocket
Philips CD-i 615
Philips CD-i 370 Pro Portable
Tiger Super Screen
related to R-Zone
Tiger Data Zone
related to R-Zone
Nintendo 64
Tiger Game.com
PSION Series 5
JVL Concorde 2 Counter-Top
SEGA Dreamcast VMS
SNK Neo-Geo Pocket
Nintendo Game Boy Color
Bandai WonderSwan
Majesco SEGA Genesis 3
Apple iMac
Franklin REX PRO5-DS
Tiger Game.com Pocket Pro
SEGA Dreamcast
Motorola BlackBird
(VM Labs Nuon system)
SONY PocketStation
SONY PlayStation Plus (rumour)
SEGA Game Gear II (rumour)
Apple Power Macintosh G3/400
SNK Neo-Geo Pocket Color
New Flash
Nintendo NES/SNES clone shaped like a N64
Family Gold Leopard King
(Looks like a keyboard, 16 bit Nintendo clone?)
Future systems
Nintendo Dolphin
= Nintendo 2000
Nintendo Game Boy Advance
Microsoft X-Box
SONY PlayStation 2
SEGA Dreamcast 2
NORTH AM Systems (U.S. & CANADA) Company YEAR
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Ricochet, model MT1A Microelectric Systems 1976
Wonder Wizard Sharp Shooter(7702) General Home Products 1976
Tele-Games Pong Sports IV Sears (made by Atari) 1977
Telstar Ranger, Model 6046 Coleco 1977
Telstar Marksman Coleco 1978
JAPANESE Systems Company YEAR
CT-7600C ??? 1977
TVcolor model 7600 ??? 1977
TV-FAN model 1301 ??? 1977
TV-FAN model 1401 ??? 1977
TV-FAN model 1501 ??? 1977
TV-FAN model 1601 ??? 1977
TV-FAN model 1602 ??? 1977
TV-FAN model 1701 ??? 1977
TV-FAN model 1801 ??? 1977
TV-FAN model 1901 ??? 1977
TV-FAN model 1902 ??? 1977
TVGAME ??? 1977
TV-JACK 1000 ??? 1977
TV-JACK 1200 ??? 1977
TV-JACK 1500 ??? 1977
TV-JACK 2500 ??? 1977
TV-JACK 3000 ??? 1977
TVmate BARON ??? 1977
TVmate CHAMPION ??? 1977
TVmate DUKE ??? 1977
TVmate KING ??? 1977
TVmate QUEEN (TVG8000) ??? 1977
TVmate SUPER CAR ??? 1977
TY-TG40 ??? 1977
Video Attack ??? 1977
Video Attack 7 (TG-7800) ??? 1977
TV-JACK 5000 ??? 1978
TV-JACK 8000 ??? 1978
EUROPEAN Systems Company YEAR
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Electronic TV Game 888G Hanimex 1977
6000 Colour TV Game Grandstand
Blackpoint ?????
Kahrlich Telegame ?????
Model 1000 Tandy
Superscore SEB
Telespiel-Philetta 915 Philips (built into TV set)
TEMCO 8000 ?????
Tournament Ten Pong System Prinztronic
TRQ Talleres Radioelectricos
TV Spiel 1004 Universum
TV Sports Soundic
VC 3000 Interton
Video Stellar 5 Jeux ?????
?? pong ?? Univox
?? pong ?? ReEL

Not dated
Rollet Video Color
Univox Tele Jeux 41N
Prestige MPT-03
Hanimex MPT-02
ITMC MPT-05
Markint TV Sport 6002
Paris Video Sport TY-707
Starex 502 (six games built-in)
Commodore TV Game 2000K
Videomaster Model VM 577 (by The Sales Team)
Mark III
Binatone 01/4974 TV Master MK IV
BMC TVG-8000 Video Game
Conic 406 Color TV-sports
HGS Telesport
Intel Universal Tele Play
Jostykit HF344 Multi TV-game
Mustang 9008
Super Pong IV Tele Games
Universum Tele Multi Spiel
Universum 2004 TV Multi-Spiel
TV Challenger
NEC PC-Engine Duo
NEC TurbuGrafx-CD
Daktar 007 Briefcase System
clone Atari 2600
Atari XLE Videogame System (?)
(Magnavox) BST
TANDY Scoreboard (Model 1000?)
Mattel Intellivision III
Mega Boy
APF MP-1000
INTV System III
(related to Intellivision)
Interton 2000
Hanimex HMG2650 = Emerson Arcadia 2001 (Germany)
Leonardo = Emerson Arcadia 2001 (Italy)
Schmid TVG2000 = Emerson Arcadia 2001 (Germany)
Quickshot Supervision
Systema TV Boy I
Systema TV Boy II
Super Com (very light Nintendo SNES clone)
Duo Computers Duo FC (computer with a NES inside)
Duo Computers Duo FC Plus (computer with a NES inside)
LJN Video Art (not a true video game)
EPOCH TV Game
OMNI Entertainment System
Socrates
SpectraVision
Great Game Machine
Quiz Wiz (not a true video game)
Video Technology Whiz Kid (not a true video game)
Atari Jaguar CD
Konami MSX
NEC PC-9801
Nintendo Famicom Disk Drive
Nintendo Super Famicom/Jr
Samsung Gameboy = SEGA Master System
Sega CDx
Sega Kids Gear
Sega Mega Jet
Sega super 32x
Supervision
Atari Ultra Pong Doubles
Coleco Telstar Arcade triangular unit
Luxor Sportsman 2001
Atari Super Pong
Sears Super Pong
Radofin Tele-Sports
Coleco Telstar Arcade
Coleco Telstar Alpha Remote
Coleco Telstar Ranger
Coleco Combat
Radio Shack TV Scoreboard
DMS Mini Tele-Sports
Soundic TV Sports
Radofin TV Game
Unimex MK V-C Telespiel
TVG-2002 TV-Sport
Ultrasound Tele-Sport
Universum TV Multi-Spiel
Sanwa Console 9015 = Mustang 9012
Soundic Programmable Console
Ideal Computer Tele-Match CB PAL MT (built in to TV?)
Color Exclusive C PAL FR
Alex Tennis, Hockey, Squash, Hand Ball
Parat Hockey, Squash, Handball, Tennis
ACADEMY D5996
ACADEMY APOLLO
AMELTONE STADIUM 4002
AMELTONE STADIUM C4003
AMELTONE STADIUM Mark II
BINATONE Mark 4
BINATONE Mark 5
BINATONE Mark 8
BINATONE Mark 10
GRANDSTAND Match of the Day 2000
GRANDSTAND 2600
GRANDSTAND 3600 Colour
GRANDSTAND 4600 Colour
GRANDSTAND 5000 Colour
GRANDSTAND 6000 Colour
GRANDSTAND Colour Programmable
GRANDSTAND Video Entertainment Computer = Fairchild Channel F
INGERSOLL STRIKE COMMAND
INGERSOLL XK600B
INGERSOLL XK500C
INGERSOLL XK410C
INGERSOLL XK1001 BATTLE COMMAND
Radofin 962
Radofin 1082
SuperSport SA
SuperSport S2
SuperSport S3
SuperSport TUG
SuperSport TVG
Videomaster STAR CHESS
Videomaster ALL STAR
Videomaster COLOURSCORE II
Videomaster SPORTSWORLD
Videomaster COLOUR CARTRIDGE
Videomaster DATABASE = Voltmace DATABASE
Voltmace MERCURY COMMANDER
Voltmace MERCURY COMMANDER Mk II
Vaporware (never released):
Nintendo Neo (Atlantis)
SNK Neostar
Sega Neptune
Sega Gigadrive
Samsung 3DO
Nintendo Super NES CD (Became SONY's PlayStation)
AT&T 3DO
Atari Panther
American systems without release years
APF TV FUN Model 401
APF TV FUN Model 402
APF TV FUN Model 405
APF TV FUN Model 442
APF TV FUN Model 444
APF TV FUN Model 500
Colorgame Intercon Marketing Corp.
Conic model TVG 102-4
Face-Off Hockey/Soccer Executive Games
First Dimension Video System
Four-Way Video Game, model 1004 Concept 2000
Gameroom Tele-Pong Entex
Glorytone Granada Electronics
Gorilla Game model TG-101 Santron
Gorilla Game model TG-102 Santron
Heathkit model GD-1999 Heath Co.
Hockey-Pong Atari
Name of the Game (??) Allied Leisure Industries
Odyssey ???, model 4305 Magnavox
OLYMPIAN 2600 Unisonic
Paddle IV Roberts
Quadtronics model Q376
Quadtronics model Q476
Rally IV Dyn Electronics
Rally IV Roberts
SC 4000 K-Mart
SC 8000 Radolin
SuperColor Volley X Roberts
Super Pong, Model C-140 Atari
Super Pong Ten, Model C-180 Atari
Superscore Videomaster
Tele-Action Mini DMS
Tele-Games 80007 Sears (made by Atari)
Tele-Games IV Sears (made by Atari)
Tele-Games Jokari Sears (made by APF)
Tele-Games Pinball Breakaway Sears (made by Atari)
Tele-Games Speedway IV Sears (made by Atari)
Tele-Games Super Pong IV Sears (made by Atari)
Tele-Games Tennis-Hockey Sears (made by APF)
Tele-Match 4, model 7700 Magnavox
Tele-Match, model 3300r Tele-Match
Tele-Match, model 4400 Tele-Match
Tele-Match, model 6600 Tele-Match
Tele-Match, model 7700 Tele-Match
Tele-Pong, model 3047 Entex
Tele-Sports Mini DMS
Telstar, model 6040(deluxe cabinet) Coleco
Telstar Alpha, model 6030 Coleco
Telstar Classic Coleco
Telstar Colormatic Coleco
Telstar Combat Coleco
Telstar Galaxy Coleco
Telstar Gemini Coleco
Telstar Ranger Colormatic Coleco
Telstar Regent Coleco
Tournament model 101 Unisonic
Tournament 2000 Lafayette
Tournament-1000 TV game Unisonic
TV PLUS 4 Four-Way Video Game Concept 2000
TV Pong Model EP-500 Nobility
TV Sports 77 Olympus Electronics
TV Sports 812 Lloyd's
TV Sports 813 Color Lloyd's
TV Sports 825 Monteverdi (made by Lloyd's)
TV Scoreboard #60-3055 Radio Shack
TV Scoreboard #60-3056 Radio Shack
TV Scoreboard #60-3057 Radio Shack
TV Scoreboard #60-3061 Radio Shack
Video Sport, model TCR-104 TCR
Video-Pro Unitrex
?? pong ?? Radofin
Atari Super Pong Pro-Am
Atari Super Pong Pro-Am 10
Atari Ultra Pong (C-402)
Atari Video Music
Atari Touch Me
Atari Space Invaders (Handheld, never released)
Atari Breakout (Handheld, never released)
Atari Cosmos (Tabletop, never released)
Atari Spector Tabletop, concept case only, no electronics)
Atari Stadium Football (Tabletop, never released)

[SpongeBuell]

Oh, yeah *throws abbibi a snickers bar*

[Stooge]

Ben told me a while ago what he was working on, but instructed me to keep it TOP SECRET. So, if you want to know, send me a Snickers bar.

But seriously, though your gusses are good, I don't think you have achieved "Ben Zen". He would not necessarily think that that the best system to portablize would be the newest. It might behoove you to find a list on the net of every single system ever made, remove the ones he's already done, and make a poll out of that. Maybe even throw in the NeoGeo and Pong arcades, just for safe measure.

Abbib, come on that was a poor diversion the thread/poll was poasted by ben himself so it has to be one of the four.

Hi there portable fans! Ben here with another pulse-pounding poll of ponderous pontification! (Note: As much as I hate referring to myself in the third person, it was unavoidable when titling this post). But, at any rate, cast your guesses here!

[···Agent EQzE···]

Narrowing down every system ever made? Yeesh... I don't think it's possible to have a list. Maybe something smaller like this, the more important (and of course, programmable) ones?

Commodore 64 (1982)
Apple II ( xx )
Microsoft Xbox (2001)
Nintendo GameCube (2001)
Sega Dreamcast (1999)
Sony PlayStation 2 (2000)
Nintendo 64 [DD] (1996)
Atari Jaguar (1993)
3DO (1993)
Sega Saturn (1995)
Sony PlayStation (1995)
Nintendo Virtual Boy (1994)
TurboGrafx 16 [CD] [TurboDuo] (1989)
Sega Genesis [CD] [32X] (1989)
Neo-Geo [64] [CD] (1989)
Super Nintendo Entertainment System (1991)
Atari 7800 (1987)
Sega Master System (1986)
Nintendo Entertainment System (1985)
Colecovision (1982)
Vectrex (1982)
Atari 5200 [400] [800] (1982)
Atari 2600 VCS (1977)
Odyssey^2 (1978)
Arcadia 2001 (1981)
Astrocade (1977)
Intellivision (1980)
Odyssey (1972)
RCA Studio II (1976)
Channel F (1976)
TELE-SPIEL ES-2201 (okay, I'm kidding) (1975)

Of course, I may just have removed the one he is doing... ARGH! Mind games!!!

[NeoGoldenBoy]

The sliding tray that Ben talked about was or the MGDp isn't it?
If not.... I could still be a GameCube........ a GameCube Q