What gaming systems do you own? (1 Viewer)

[Calvin Watts III]

After my last few posts, & after seeing various posts concerning my favorite pasttime...I thought it would be kinda cool to see what everyone has, either as a HT setup, or just game systems. So, here is what I have...and BTW, even though I do collect them, though it isn't often, I Still play with them
*Atari 2600
*Atari 5200
*Atari 7800
*Atari Jaguar
*Colecovision
*Intellivision
*Odyssey 2
*Vectrex
*NES
*SNES
*Nintendo 64
*Virtual Boy
*Game Boy
*Game Boy Color
*Sega Master System
*Sega Genesis/32x/Sega CD
*Sega Saturn
*Sega Dreamcast
*Playstation
*PS2
*NEC TG-16
That doesn't include my old comps:
*Commodore 64
*Texas Instruments TI-99/4A
and even the Coleco's ADAM...
I also own 2 Pong systems as well. ( an actual Atari one, & a Coleco Telstar...)
My favorites are the Vectrex (if you have one, you know why, & if you don't,& love games, try and get one) , the Intellivision ( my first ever system ) , Sega CD... hey, most of the games I bought were Extremely cheap
Newer systems would be the N64 (one word - Goldeneye ) & the Dreamcast (which STILL after being discontinued still has better games than the PS2, IMHO )
All this I get to play on a Toshiba 36-inch with S-Video, a Kenwood 1090VR receiver, and Boston Speakers with a powered subwoofer. ( I remember the first time I hooked up a gaming system to my HT...hooboy!!! )
Okay, enough about me..your turn
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[Dean Cooper]

Take away the virtual boy and the atari pong system. Then add a Neo Geo gold system and you've got my list. Man I have too much game stuff.
The TI-99er sure was a great system for its time eh.
Oh and the best game for the sega CD was "Flink", if you don't have it try to find a copy, very cool game.
Dean
[Edited last by Dean Cooper on August 04, 2001 at 12:35 AM]

 

[Morgan Jolley]

I was 3 (i think) when my brother got his NES (he was 8, i think) and we had some systems before that.
Atari 2600
Colecovision
Turbo Grafx-16
NES
SNES
Sega Master System
Sega Genesis
Nintendo 64
Dreamcast
PlayStation
PlayStation 2
GameBoy
GameBoy Color
Game Gear
We had a Virtual Boy, and I might be missing a console or two. They are in no specific order.
If you know who Scooter Jolley is (he posts on here a lot and is the one featured in US News and World Report), I am his son, so you can get an idea of what I can play games on. I usually play them in my room or living, but in the basement/theater, its totally different.

 

[Trace Downing]

Boy, I thought I was bad just keeping mine around all this time.
Sega Genesis with 20 games, including G-Force (All your base...

)
Super Nintendo about 35 games
Nintendo 64 15 games
Sega Dreamcast 18 games
That's all I have right now...
systems that I (sadly) got rid of, and I can't reemember why were...
Atari VCS (early 2600)...sold it for money for a...
Mattel Intellivision, which my step-brothers destroyed when I was in the Army.

Atari 7800, the best of the early systems!
Nintendo NES, after the Army, during college.
I also had a number (about 6-8) of those late 70s Mattel hand helds (with the LED screens) like Football, Basketball, Hockey, Space Battle, Road Race, etc. Have no idea what happened to them.
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[Edited last by Trace Downing on August 04, 2001 at 12:32 PM]

 

[Derrik Draven]

Okay, what the hell.
From the past:
Pong unit
Atari 2600
AppleII+
Commodore Amiga500
Atari Lynx
Commodore Amiga3000
3DO
Playstation
Dell PC
Dreamcast
What I'm using presently:
Playstation II
60" Proscan RPTV
Outlaw Audio 1050
MonsterPower 2500
Definitive Technology BP2000tl's
Definitive Technology BP2004tl's
Definitive Technology CLR2500
SVS 16-46pc
What I'm dreaming about for the (near) future:
XBox
65" Pioneer Elite Digital Widescreen RPTV
Outlaw Audio 950
Outlaw Audio 7.1amp
2 SVS SS's
...need more money.

 

[Nathan A]

It's kind of upsetting that I was too young to have all the classic stuff, but here's what I've managed to save over the few years I've had money:
NES
Genesis
Sega CD
Sega 32X
SNES
Saturn
Playstation
N64
PS2
Game Boy Advance
...and a PC
all in working order.
Had a Jaguar at one point but sold it for an N64. I had to pass up a TurboGrafx 16 and some great games for it at a game shop a couple years back because I was broke

All total I've got probably 300+ games. My current favorite: Tribes 2.
Anybody manage to save one of the redesigned NES' ?
-I want one bad.

 

[JasonK]

Well, currently I have:
1. PS2
2. PSX
3. N64
4. Dreamcast
5. SNES
6. Genesis
7. Atari 2600
8. NES
9. Game Boy
10. Game Boy Advance
I've owned, but got rid of:
1. Sega CD
2. Odyssey 2
3. The Sega Game Gear)
4. Those crappy Tiger hand-helds (Baseball, Football, etc.)
My Dreamcast and PS2 are hooked up in my theater, the other systems are hooked up in other rooms.
And I plan on adding a GameCube to the list.
Jason

 

[Jason Seaver]

I have -
Atari 7800
Atari Jaguar
Virtual Boy
Dreamcast (purchased 8/10/01)
I have owned -
Atari 2600
NES
Sega Master System.
And I love(d) my Atari 800XL computer to a thoroughly irrational degree.
[Edited last by Jason Seaver on August 12, 2001 at 05:25 PM]

 

[Dan Brecher]

Hmmm, let's see, started with a NES (in storage, but I still have it) and then got an Atari (I forget the model number, but it gave me hours of gaming pleasure).
Game Boy, Sega Master System, SNES, then a Genesis (called the Mega Drive here) all followed. I head the Sega CD thing too, then I had an Atari Jaguar (d'oh!) which was quickly sold to help fund a Playstation in the mid 90s.
I was slightly uninspired by the PS, wowed at first upon owning Wipeout, and many cool original titles followed, but so did too many sequels which didn't differ much to the first releases in terms of innovation and gameplay, so I rarely played games anymore thanks to the PS. I am sure I am a minority to state such a thing.
Next purchase was a Dreamcast, which kind of re-einventied my love of good games, I've not owned such a decent console since I had the SNES. DC in an inspiring little gaming gadget to my eyes. Gamecube is having the same excitement factor on me as the DC did, so that is next...
Dan (UK)
PS: I also had the Atari Lynx handeheld at one point in the gaming timeline. That was pretty decent.
[Edited last by Dan Brecher on August 05, 2001 at 03:54 AM]

 

[Scott W.]

PS2, GC and GBA.

Scott

 

[John_McKittrick]

Here is my list of systems I have owned in the past (never to be forgotten):
Atari 2600
Coleco Vision
NES
Atari Jaguar
Nintendo Gameboy
Commodore 64 (I don't know if you'd count that as a system)
Sega Master System
Sega Genesis
TurboGraphix 16 (Bonk's Adventure!! woooooo)
Sega CD (ouch!!) That game with Dana Plato!! (OUCH!!)
Sega Saturn (had great potential)
The systems I currently own:
Sony Playstation
Sony Playstation 2 (waiting for MGS2)
SNES (the only game I have is Super Punch Out but in the 'golden years I practically owned everything for it)
Sega Dreamcast (2 Words: MORTAL KOMBAT!!!)
N64 - my mario and zelda fix
What I plan to buy:
Nintendo GameCube
John

 

[paul h]

Playstation2
Dreamcast
SNES
Commodore Amiga
Vectrex
Mobile Phone...does snakes count???

 

[Tim Markley]

I currently have a PS2, DC and N64. I have owned: Atari 2600, Colecovision, NES, Sega Genesis and SNES. I usually sell or give away my old systems when I buy a new one. Like Dan, the DC brought back my love for video games. I had gotten away from them and was playing mostly PC games until the DC came out. I bought it on a whim because of my fond memories for the Genesis and now video games are King again!

 

[Kelley_B]

Oh man my type of thread! heres my current list:
Fairchild Channel F
Magnavox Odyssey 1
Atari 2600 VCS
Atari 2600 jr.
Atari 5200
Atari 7800
Atari Jaguar
Atari Jaguar CD-ROM
Mattel Intellivision
Coleco ColecoVision
Vectrex

 

[Jesse Skeen]

I have:
original Pong (doesn't work)
Fairchild Channel F (first game system to have cartridges; mine worked last time I tried it)
Atari 2600
Atari 5200
Colecovision with adaptor to play Atari 2600 games on it
Intellivision- with Intellivoice module
Nintendo Entertainment System- bought the whole shebang in 1986 with the robot and light gun!
Sega Genesis with Master System adaptor, Sega CD and 32X
Sega Saturn with Netlink modem (a product that had great potential but was wasted)
Playstation 2
Apple II Plus with hundreds of copied games
Vectrex with no cartridges

Virtual Boy with all domestically-available games made for it, plus the Japanese-only "V-Tetris".

 

[Derrik Draven]

VERY impressive list there Kelley. That's just about...all...of them, isn't it?
Your website needs updating. You only mention that you own a fraction of those systems on it. Says it was updated on 2/24/2001.

 

[LorenH]

Here's my list (in order of purchase, including computers)
Colecovision
Intellivision
Atari 2600
Atari 5200
Atari 7800
NES
Master System
Genesis
386SX Computer
486SX Computer
SNES
Pentium 100 Computer
Pentium 200 Computer
Playstation
N64
Pentium II 300 Computer
Pentium II 450 Computer
Game Boy Color
Dreamcast
Playstation 2
Game Boy Advance
I will probably buy a GameCube in the future, but I really doubt an X-Box.

 

[Drew Dockery]

I'm working on getting a trade page up we should start some HTF classic gaming trading going on. I have a spare Vectrex at the moment... This is just the main consoles, I can't begin to remember variations:
Emerson Channel F
RCA Studio 2
Bally Astrocade
Magnovox Odyssey 2
Atari 2600, 5200, XE, 7800, Jaguar + CD
Intellivision - this is my REAL collection, 8 different system variations so far
Colecovision
NES, SNES, N64
SMS, Genesis, 32X, SegaCD, Saturn, Dreamcast
PSX, PS2
NeoGeo CD
CDI
3DO
Amiga CD32
I probably missed a couple, but basically if it plays games, I either have it, or I want it.
Drew

 

[John Berggren]

Sega Genesis
Nintendo 64
Gameboy Color
Sega Dreamcast
Gameboy Advance
coming soon --- Nintendo Gamecube
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[Troy LaMont]

Lifted from my previous posting;
The systems I've owned (in chronological order);

• Pong - The actual grey console with two paddle controllers!
• Atari 2600 - Nuff said!
• Nintendo - Or NES
• Sega Genesis
• Sega Saturn*
• Sony Playstation*
• Sega Dreamcast*
• Sony Playstation II*
• XBox%

*=Still owned today. %=Future purchase.
I'm not listing HT gear or computer purchases, purely gaming consoles.
Troy
Gamer for life!
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