What are your systems?
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gamemasterAS
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Here we go
2 Sega Genisisisisisisisis ( howevr you spell that )
1 super nintendo
2 nintendo 64 s
1 ps2 slim
2 ps2 s ( one was stolen by my aunt but its still mine )
8-10 pc's ( all hail to dos games )
1 Gc
1 wii
1 atari flashback 2
1 dreamcast
1 xbox
1 gp2x
1 gameboy color
1 SP
1 advance
1 DS ( its at tritons house but i think it mine till i get my stuff )
1 DS lite
1 gameboy pocket
1 gamegear
I think I'm forgeting a few. I will post more if I remeber.
2 Sega Genisisisisisisisis ( howevr you spell that )
1 super nintendo
2 nintendo 64 s
1 ps2 slim
2 ps2 s ( one was stolen by my aunt but its still mine )
8-10 pc's ( all hail to dos games )
1 Gc
1 wii
1 atari flashback 2
1 dreamcast
1 xbox
1 gp2x
1 gameboy color
1 SP
1 advance
1 DS ( its at tritons house but i think it mine till i get my stuff )
1 DS lite
1 gameboy pocket
1 gamegear
I think I'm forgeting a few. I will post more if I remeber.
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wallydawg
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If you meant for this to be a contest we are all going to lose horribly.
Atari Flashback 2.0
Dreamcast
Dreamcast Sega Sports Edition
DS Lite
Gameboy Advance SP
Genesis x4 (2 Rev. 1, and one each of Rev. 2 and Rev. 3)
Nintendo 64
Nintendo Entertainment System
PC Desktop
PC Laptop
Playstation 1
Playstation 2
Power Joy III
Radica Genesis
Saturn x3
Super Nintendo
Yobo Famiclone
Atari Flashback 2.0
Dreamcast
Dreamcast Sega Sports Edition
DS Lite
Gameboy Advance SP
Genesis x4 (2 Rev. 1, and one each of Rev. 2 and Rev. 3)
Nintendo 64
Nintendo Entertainment System
PC Desktop
PC Laptop
Playstation 1
Playstation 2
Power Joy III
Radica Genesis
Saturn x3
Super Nintendo
Yobo Famiclone
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bicostp
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OK, here goes:
Handhelds:
Various LCD games (Tiger Pinball, some racing thing...)
Game Boy Advance (original, glacier blue)
2 Game Boy Color (1 good Teal one, 1 taken apart one)
Consoles:
PS2 (original)
PSX (original)
2 PSone (One good, one taken apart)
Sega Genesis (revision 2)
NES (ol' blinky)
Intellivision
Atari 2600 stuff:
Sunnyvale heavy sixer
2 Taiwan light sixers
Sunnyvale heavy sixer (Sears clone)
too many paddle controllers, 2 joysticks, kid's controller, and single keypad controller
Buttload of common games, and 5 copies of E.T.
(I think the most rare game I have is a 5 or 6 on AtariAge's rarity guide)
Dedicated Sytsems:
Flashback 1 (B-day present a few years ago)
Flashback 2 (Bought with intention to mod)
RS Hummer game (Will install PS/2 port eventually)
Coleco 6 in 1 ($2 at Wally World, and some games are actually fun!)
Other:
Laptop with composite output and USB game controllers (great for emulating anything pre-N64, including PSX)
2 TI 99/4a (with tape cable, printer, and RS-232 box)
Handhelds:
Various LCD games (Tiger Pinball, some racing thing...)
Game Boy Advance (original, glacier blue)
2 Game Boy Color (1 good Teal one, 1 taken apart one)
Consoles:
PS2 (original)
PSX (original)
2 PSone (One good, one taken apart)
Sega Genesis (revision 2)
NES (ol' blinky)
Intellivision
Atari 2600 stuff:
Sunnyvale heavy sixer
2 Taiwan light sixers
Sunnyvale heavy sixer (Sears clone)
too many paddle controllers, 2 joysticks, kid's controller, and single keypad controller
Buttload of common games, and 5 copies of E.T.
Dedicated Sytsems:
Flashback 1 (B-day present a few years ago)
Flashback 2 (Bought with intention to mod)
RS Hummer game (Will install PS/2 port eventually)
Coleco 6 in 1 ($2 at Wally World, and some games are actually fun!)
Other:
Laptop with composite output and USB game controllers (great for emulating anything pre-N64, including PSX)
2 TI 99/4a (with tape cable, printer, and RS-232 box)
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Mikeyman64
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I fixed a friend's PS2 once.daguuy wrote:Back in the day when Paystation 1 ruled the world, my parents thought videogames were evil. But enough convincing them let me get a Genesis. It was great, my favorite games were Goldenaxe, Streets of Rage, and Mortal Kombat 3. But it lost the fight with time and ceased to work. But never fear, for when something breaks, there's a chance to improve! So I went to the Gamestop website and saw that N64 was the same price as Genesis. Not telling my parents what I discovered, we went to Gamestop to get a replacement Genesis. I then "discovered" that N64 was just as cheap, so I convinced them to let me get one. Several weeks after I got home, I cleaned some gunk out of the Genesis cartridge slot and it was working again. Years later, after discovering the magical world of ebay, I spotted a dreamcast and 27 games and tons of accessories for $100. The price was split between various family members so it was practically free. The three systems lived in harmony for a while, but then I got tired of Genesis *gasp*. My cousin had 2 playstations and a PS2 so I traded my Genesis for one of his Playstations. My playstation and I had some good times together, playing Twisted Metal and Legend of Dragoon. Then it was brought to my attention that my cousin didn't use the Genesis much at all so he gave it back to me, letting me keep the playstation because he had his PS2 to keep him company. So I had 4 game systems. Years later, when I went to visit my cousin, I saw 2 PS2s on his game shelf. I asked about that and he said that he got a new one a while ago (the warrenty had expired by then) because the olf one had disk read error. He let me have his old one to fix, so I took it home and fixed it.
And that is my life story.
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Triton
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^pretty much all of them there, plus intv2 dreamcast wii gp2x and a few other new additions plus many more games!
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ShockSlayer
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Is tat a smaller n64 on top of a regulaer one?
You sleep on a matteres on the floor?
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You sleep on a matteres on the floor?
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Triton
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the matress has a boxspring thingy under it but basically yea, my bedframe broke and i like it better this way
and the smaller lookin n64 is my n64P case. i should take a picture of my current AV setup in my room, it is the most oldskool one here by FAR, nothing is newer than 1985
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ShockSlayer
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I gotta see that case, a current pic would be nice.
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Triton
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lol, pics are on my site, current pic would show the back half with mismatch plastic and unfinished, the front half is in three pieces with fresh spot putty on the screen part to smooth it out! im rebuilding it to better quality and with some design reforms to make it easier to use, at some point i might get an n64 to put in it even!
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