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Main => Consoles => Topic started by: WhereEaglesDare on December 13, 2010, 12:29:09 pm
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Hey, what consoles do you have? Which ones work and which are broken? Got any cool accessories for them? Got any uncommon games or anything else noteworthy about them?
Which if any get gameplay? Which do you have hooked up to a TV at this moment?
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Hmm. In no particular order:
NES toploader
SNES
Genesis (the one with the stereo headphone port)
Atari Flashback 2
Dreamcast (3 of these, 1 is black Sega Sports edition)
Gamecube
Playstation
Playstation 2 (launch PS2, picked up at midnight)
Playstation 3
Xbox (2 of these, 1 softmodded, 1 normal)
N64
Xbox 360
DS
PSP
Wii
Vectrex
All work.
-edit- forgot the Wii
-edit- forgot the Vectrex
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Same here, no particular order.
Nes, front loader original from 1988
SNES
PS2
Original genesis with the headjack hook up and "high definition" graphics :laugh2:
N64, all of these are hooked up to the TV in the garage.
Xbox 360 hooked up in the bedroom
Wii hooked up in the front room.
Game boy advance at work
Damn, I didnt realize how much ---steaming pile of meadow muffin--- I had :lol.
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I have the following, also in no order:
Atari 2600
Atari 5200
Atari 7800
ColecoVision
Intellivision
NES
SNES
N64
Gamecube
Wii
3DO
Commodore CDTV
Sega Genesis/SegaCD/32x
Saturn
Sega Master System
Dreamcast
Playstation
Playstation 2
Xbox
Xbox 360
GBA
DS
PSP
All working.
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Whoa. A 3DO? Thats crazy. A Jaguar would trip me out too :lol
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I would love a Jaguar, but they go for too much usually on Ebay. I would also love a Turbo Grafx 16...but they also go for too much. I keep my eye open at Garage Sales and Flea Markets for ones cheap, but so far no luck.
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2x Dreamcast
2x Xbox
3x Xbox 360
Wii
PS3
N64
Gamecube
3x GBA
3x DS
Neo-Geo Pocket Color
All working.
For the Xbox I have Steel Battalion, which would be my most interesting controller.
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Do handhelds like the gameboy count? Or just real consoles?
Coleco Telstar Arcade
Odyssey 2
Sears Tele-games 6 Swtich Atari 2600
Atari 2600 6 Swtich Woody
Atari 2600 4 Swtich Woody
Atari 2600 4 Swtich Vader
Atari 7800
Colecovision
Sears Tele-games Intellivision
NES (X2)
N-64 (X2)
Sega Genesis model 1
Sega Genesis model 2 (X2)
Playstation (X2)
Dreamcast
Xbox (X2)
Commodore 64
Sega Game Gear
Nintendo Gameboy
Atari Flashback
Atari Flashback 2
not sure what I'm not thinking of so I'll get back to finishing this post later....
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I posted my consoles here: http://puttheglasseson.com/consoles/ (http://puttheglasseson.com/consoles/)
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Lets see if I can remember em all w/o a trip to my basement...
Magnavox Odyssey 2, Odyssey 500
Unisonic Tournament 2000
Atari 800XL, 2600, 5200
TI 99 (W/ tape deck, microphone, and basic module)
Entire nintendo set - virtual boy (NES, SNES, N64, GC, WII, GB, GBC, GBA, NDS)
Sega Set (SMS, Gens, Saturn, DC, GG, Nomad)
Sony Set (PSX, PS2, PS3, PSP)
MS (Xbox, 360)
Neo Geo Pocket Color
Intellivision
Colecovision
TG16, TurboDuo
Jaguar
I have multiples of several consoles (2 gg's, 3 or 4 saturns, half a dozen psx's and ps2's), but I havnt really counted all of em.
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I regretably sold a lot of old consoles a while ago and I'm currently trying to purchase them back. So here's where I'm at now (all hooked-up/ready to play unless noted):
NES
SNES
N64
Nintendo DS
Wii
Sega Master System (not hooked up - need replacement)
Sega Genesis
PS1
PS2
PS3
PSP
Commodore 64
My next repurchase will be the Dreamcast (regret selling that one big time) and Xbox.
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I have multiples of several consoles (2 gg's, 3 or 4 saturns, half a dozen psx's and ps2's), but I havnt really counted all of em.
Interested in trading away one of those Saturns? I've been wanting one.
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There is not a single console hooked up in my home.
Out in the shed there is a gamecube, ps2, chipped psx, gba, ngpc, gbpc, and an nes.
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I have multiples of several consoles (2 gg's, 3 or 4 saturns, half a dozen psx's and ps2's), but I havnt really counted all of em.
Interested in trading away one of those Saturns? I've been wanting one.
I'll have to see if the spares still work and I have enough hook up cables for them. I know I'm short on controllers though, so it'd be w/o one. You just after any saturn, or a specific model / version?
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When I was younger I sold one to buy the next one. Starting with the SNES I've kept them all. Everything on the list after SNES is still played fairly regularly by someone in the house.
Atari 2600 (my wife's)
Atari 400 (my wife's)
Atari 800 (my first computer)
Intellivision (from an auction - never had as a kid)
NES (my mom's old one)
SNES
N64
Gamecube
PS2 (my mother in-law's old one)
Wii
XBOX 360 (kids)
PSP (kids)
Various Gameboy and DS (kids)
WTB
Dreamcast
Colecovision (sold in 1983 to help pay for Atari 800)
PS3
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When I was younger I sold one to buy the next one. Starting with the SNES I've kept them all. Everything on the list after SNES is still played fairly regularly by someone in the house.
Atari 2600 (my wife's)
Atari 400 (my wife's)
Atari 800 (my first computer)
Intellivision (from an auction - never had as a kid)
NES (my mom's old one)
SNES
N64
Gamecube
PS2 (my mother in-law's old one)
Wii
XBOX 360 (kids)
PSP (kids)
Various Gameboy and DS (kids)
WTB
Dreamcast
Colecovision (sold in 1983 to help pay for Atari 800)
PS3
An Atari 400 is an unusual one - havnt seen one in quite some time. The only system I ever got rid of was my Virtual boy. I bought it on clearance at a walmart for $35, and wound up selling it for $60 awhile later, thinking I was making a good decision snatching up the extra $$$. Of well, live n learn.
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Atari 2600
Atari 7800
TI-99/4a
NES
Gameboy
SNES
Gameboy Pocket
N64
GBA
GBA SP
GBA Micro
DS Lite
Wii
TG-16
SMS
Genesis
Sega CD
JVC X'eye (Sega CD clone)
Saturn
3 x Dreamcast
Playstation
Playstation 2
Xbox
Xbox 360
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Whoa. A 3DO? Thats crazy. A Jaguar would trip me out too :lol
I got a Jaguar (",)
Also
Sega Master system
Sega Mega Drive
Wii
N64
xbox, which I bought just for Steel Battalion
All these I bought in the last 4 years. Never had any of them back in the day (except of course the wii, since we are still in 'it's day'). The Jaguar and the megadrive I bought NIB too!
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Whoa. A 3DO? Thats crazy. A Jaguar would trip me out too :lol
I got a Jaguar (",)
Also
Sega Master system
Sega Mega Drive
Wii
N64
xbox, which I bought just for Steel Battalion
All these I bought in the last 4 years. Never had any of them back in the day (except of course the wii, since we are still in 'it's day'). The Jaguar and the megadrive I bought NIB too!
Haha do you have Alien vs Predator for the Jag? Thats the only game I remember people going nuts over. Come to think of it, thats the only game on Jaguar I know of... :P
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Tempest 2000 on the jag was run. Of course it was just as fun on the PSX. Perhaps more so since you didn't have to hold a controller even bigger than the original xbox's.
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Cool thread. I'm actually sure there is stuff I'm missing here, but roughly in order of their ages or date acquired:
ColecoVision w/2600 adapter
Commodore 64 w/1541
Atari 130xe w/Indus GT
NES
Game Boy (original black/white)
Genesis
SNES
Game Gear
PS1
XBox
PSP
DS
Wii
PS3
XBox360 w/Kinect
I have to get my buddy to register, I think he has every mainstream console from the RCA Studio 2 on up, and also has a lot of the Pong/Telstar/Tank game type stuff. Has even has a boxed Mattel Aquarius computer, which I don't think was on the market for even 6 months. His collection is just nuts.
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Tempest 2000 on the jag was run. Of course it was just as fun on the PSX. Perhaps more so since you didn't have to hold a controller even bigger than the original xbox's.
It's really fun on the Jaguar if you have a rotary controller, like erm, this one that I sell ;D
http://dannygalaga.com/shop.html (http://dannygalaga.com/shop.html)
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2x Sega Genesis (both the slim models)
Super Nintendo
Playstation (well PSOne)
Playstation 2 (phat)
Playstation 3
2x PSP (both phat)
DS Lite
XBOX
5x XBOX360
Neo Geo Pocket Color
2x Neo Geo AES
Sega Game Gear
2x Sega Saturn
Sega Dreamcast
thats all I can think of off the top of my head.
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Playstation 2
PSP slim
DS Lite
XBOX
2x Sega Dreamcast
Wii
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Currently I have:
Xbox360
Dreamcast
Xbox x3
PSX
Game Cube
CDi
PSP x2
Amiga (console???)
I had a PS3 but i got rid, the rest of my consoles got sold after several moves. I emulate the rest, but I have tons of old 8 & 16 bit games in storage.
Christmas is coming and I fear I might be getting some new (and some old) arrivals to hook up. :applaud:
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We all seem to be hoarding nuts ;D
Atari 2600 - hooked up to cab
Atari Jaguar - bought just for Tempest2000 when it came out
Playstation
Playstation 2 -hooked up to cab
Playstation 3 - living room
Dreamcast Jap - hooked up to cab
Dreamcast Europe - hooked up to cab
Super Famicom - hooked up to cab
Megadrive jap - hooked up to cab
Gamecube - hooked up to cab
XBOX 360 - living room/work
Wii - living room
Several Gameboys
N64 - hooked up to cab
Saturn - hooked up to cab
Amstrad 6128 (disk drive bust)
Atari 520ST
PSP (broken screen)
Various table tops
Astro Wars
Scramble
Invaders from space
Mine all work but some take a bit of coaxing, like my Atari ST which needs some chips re-sitting
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psp
xbox 1
xbox 360 w/kinect
mega drive
snes
hmm. need more consoles
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A Radofin and a Zanussi Pong system (because of the cool looks)
A Vectrex !!!
Duck Hunt (bought a NES for that)
Sonic 1+2 GG (best game music ever), so I bought a Game Gear for that.
We love Katamari, so I bought a second hand slim PS2 for that 2 years after I bought the game.
I just bought Katamari Forever, so a PS3 is welcome when the first Slim's are half price second hand.
And +/- 70 VFD and 30 LCD handhelds.
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A Vectrex !!!
Always wanted a Vectrex and a colecovision with the Turbo module - need to start looking on E-bay again
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I just bought Katamari Forever, so a PS3 is welcome when the first Slim's are half price second hand.
I played the demo for Katamari Forever on my PS3 and it doesnt seem like the same game as the first ones. It looks more tedious than fun. I was contemplating going out and finding a fat PS2 with Network Adapter today just to play Katamari, SSX 3, and Burn Out Revenge, three games that never got ported correctly to the PS3 and should have been.
I know Game$pot has PS2s for 50 but then I gotta find the network adapter....
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we had a coleco with the 2600 adaptor and a Arcadia StarPath Supercharger tape cartridge thing. I wish i could find it. That was a pretty bad ass system.
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(http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y155/dre-w/DSC02946.jpg)
All connected & ready to play on demand.
Top left side going down:
PS3
PS2 (slim) & Sega Dreamcast
Sega Saturn
Sega Genesis/Sega CD (front loader)/Sega Master Power Base Converter
Top right side going down:
Nintendo Wii
Generation Nex (pretendo.. nintendo & famicom)
Super Nintendo
Nintendo 64
Not shown/in closet:
Nintendo (front loader)
Nintendo (top loader)
Sega Genesis (model 2)
Atari 2600
Atari Jaguar
Intellivision w/ Intellivoice
Super Famicom
XBOX
Sony Playstation
PSone compact
PS2 (non slim)
Yobo FC Game Console (pretendo)
Tyco/Sega Video Driver (vcr considered a console..?)
Handheld Consoles:
Atari Lynx
Nintendo Gameboy
Nintendo Gameboy Pocket
Nintendo Gameboy Color
Nintendo Gameboy Advance SP
Nintendo DS Lite
Nintendo Virtual Boy
Sega Game Gear
Sega Nomad
..might be forgetting a few but I'll check and update later
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Always wanted a Vectrex and a colecovision with the Turbo module - need to start looking on E-bay again
Don't know what they do on Ebay, but on our local Dutch classifieds they turn up every week for 50 bucks or so with 1 or 2 games.
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OMG This CANNOT be! I FORGOT to list the coolest console I have.....
Meet the HOLY GRAIL of all consoles EVER MADE:
The VideoPAC G7200. This machine is cute as a button, yet still kicks ass on a large screen TV thanks to its excellent RGB scart output.
(http://www.museodelvideojuego.com/wp-content/gallery/segunda-generacion/videopac-g7200.jpg)
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Don't know what they do on Ebay, but on our local Dutch classifieds they turn up every week for 50 bucks or so with 1 or 2 games.
Yeah I have seen em, I think I'll leave e-bay for a while tho , tracking things being posted is bad enough without the UK's embarrassingly poor travel and delivery performance at the moment.
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Hmm, let's see what I can do from memory. I'll edit later when I get home.
Odyssey 2 - x2, 1 modded to a/v out. 2 voice modules
INTV - x1 original and x2 intv 2's. Like 3 voice modules. The 2600 adaptor. The computer add-on.
2600 - x1, no idea how many switches it is.
Vectrex - x1. Light pen.
Colecovision - x3, 1 modded to a/v out. 2600 module. 2 turbos, 2 roller controllers, 4 super action controllers.
Apple //c - x1, green monitor.
NES - x2 front loaders. ROB, zapper, max, advantage.
Gameboy - x1 original, x1 color
7800 - x2, one in process of being a/v modded
TG16 - x1, x1 duo, x2 express. Tv tuner for express.
SMS - x2 original model. Zapper, 3d glasses.
Gamegear - x1. Tv tuner.
Genesis x2 original, x1 model 2, x1 nomad. 2 32x, front load cd, top load cd, SMS converter.
SNES x1 original. Superscope.
SuperGrafx - x1
Virtualboy - x1
N64 - x1
PSX - x1 original. Chipped.
Dreamcast - x1
GBA - x1 original. Modded with a light.
Ps2 - x1 original
GC - x1. Gameboy player
Wii - x1
360 - x1, fat
Ps3 - x1 fat w/hardware ps2 (dead bd drive), x1 slim
That's all off memory. If I get ambitious, I'll dig through the boxes in my basement later.
Edit 1: 7800
Edit 2: apple 2c, typo
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Hmm, let's see what I can do from memory. I'll edit later when I get home.
Odyssey 2 - x2, 1 modded to a/v out. 2 voice modules
INTV - x1 original and x2 intv 2's. Like 3 voice modules. The 2600 adaptor. The computer add-on.
2600 - x1, no idea how many switches it is.
Vectrex - x1. Light pen.
Colecovision - x3, 1 modded to a/v out. 2600 module. 2 turbos, 2 roller controllers, 4 super action controllers.
NES - x2 front loaders. ROB, zapper, max, advantage.
Gameboy - x1 original, x1 color
TG16 - x1, x1 duo, x2 express. Tv tuner for express.
SMS - x2 original model. Zapper, 3d glasses.
Gamegear - x1. Tv tuner.
Genesis x2 original, x1 model 2, x1 nomad. 2 32x, front load cd, top load cd, SMS converter.
SNES x1 original. Superscope.
SuperGrafx - x1
Virtualboy - x1
N64 - x1
PSX - x1 original. Chipped.
Dreamcast - x1
GBA - x1 original. Modded with a light.
Ps2 - x1 original
GC - x1. Gameboy player
Wii - x1
360 - x1, fat
Ps3 - x1 fat w/hardware ps2 (dead bd drive), x1 slim
That's all off memory. If o get ambitious, I'll dig through the boxes in my basement later.
Looking to move any of the Intellivision loot? Nice collection BTW.
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Thanks. I'm not looking to sell right now. Speaking of the INTV, I've been trying to a/v mod one of the model 2's with minimal success. They used the same RF modulator as the original, and I found a mod for the original. But it requires some modifications, and even with them had some bad ghosting. And I lack an oscilloscope to try and troubleshoot. If anyone has done a successful mod to the 2, pm me. I'd love to know how.
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(http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y155/dre-w/DSC02946.jpg)
All connected & ready to play on demand.
Top left side going down:
PS3
PS2 (slim) & Sega Dreamcast
Sega Saturn
Sega Genesis/Sega CD (front loader)/Sega Master Power Base Converter
Top right side going down:
Nintendo Wii
Generation Nex (pretendo.. nintendo & famicom)
Super Nintendo
Nintendo 64
Not shown/in closet:
Nintendo (front loader)
Nintendo (top loader)
Sega Genesis (model 2)
Atari 2600
Atari Jaguar
Intellivision w/ Intellivoice
Super Famicom
XBOX
Sony Playstation
PSone compact
PS2 (non slim)
Yobo FC Game Console (pretendo)
Tyco/Sega Video Driver (vcr considered a console..?)
Handheld Consoles:
Atari Lynx
Nintendo Gameboy
Nintendo Gameboy Pocket
Nintendo Gameboy Color
Nintendo Gameboy Advance SP
Nintendo DS Lite
Nintendo Virtual Boy
Sega Game Gear
Sega Nomad
..might be forgetting a few but I'll check and update later
How the hell do you connect all of those up? :o
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How the hell do you connect all of those up? :o
via the system selector shown at the bottom of the tv, couple rf switches connected together, ps3 hdmi, + av1 av2 av3 inputs..
it's been awhile since I've looked back there to see what's connected to what, I just have all the buttons labeled on the system selector and I gave the av inputs the appropriate source headings/titles in the tv menu settings
Oh and the ones I have listed as not shown/in closet and handhelds aren't connected. ..just realized you may have been referring to ALL of the systems I listed. That'd be somethin though ;D
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This one helps me connect quite a bit:
(http://www.areadvd.de/images/images_01/onkyo_tx_nr5000e_back.jpg)
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This one helps me connect quite a bit:
(http://www.areadvd.de/images/images_01/onkyo_tx_nr5000e_back.jpg)
:o
ahh, bless you tineye.com
"The back of Onkyo’s TX-NR1000 home-theater receiver looks like something from a stress-induced nightmare. Why so many jacks? Onkyo said it's to "future proof" the thing. My idea of the future doesn't involve cables."
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Remember this is a 5 year old model. The future looked different back then. But hey, it is perfect for those consoles, and pretty cheap second hand (considering it is still a helluvalot of amplifier!).
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*fap fap fap*
indeed
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This one helps me connect quite a bit:
(http://www.areadvd.de/images/images_01/onkyo_tx_nr5000e_back.jpg)
Go God Go
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Not many hdmi ports on that thing...unless im just missing them in the analog forrest.
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This one helps me connect quite a bit:
(http://www.areadvd.de/images/images_01/onkyo_tx_nr5000e_back.jpg)
I need something similar. I have all of mine hooked up at once but with daisy chained 4-input selectors. It does the job but kind of sucks.
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you can use RCA Spliters and have mulptiple devices on the same selector, just dont have more than one powered up at the same time.
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you can use RCA Spliters and have mulptiple devices on the same selector, just dont have more than one powered up at the same time.
Nice. I will have to give that a try some time.
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you can use RCA Spliters and have mulptiple devices on the same selector, just dont have more than one powered up at the same time.
I've been doing that forever. Doesn't work with Xbox or Xbox 360, though, they kill the shared sound inputs if you use component or composite connections. If it bothered you enough, I'm sure you could toss a relay in them that broke the sound connections when they were turned off....
What was the reason behind that again? Xboxes grounds the circuit when its turned off or somesuch?
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you can use RCA Spliters and have mulptiple devices on the same selector, just dont have more than one powered up at the same time.
I've been doing that forever. Doesn't work with Xbox or Xbox 360, though, they kill the shared sound inputs if you use component or composite connections. If it bothered you enough, I'm sure you could toss a relay in them that broke the sound connections when they were turned off....
What was the reason behind that again? Xboxes grounds the circuit when its turned off or somesuch?
Well I imagine that it has to do with Impedance over the line with two systems, splitters weren't intended to split two inputs, but instead split two outputs. I bet older systems aren't as sensitive to this and have far more tolerance.
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You may be right but I have serious doubts the age of the console has anything to do with it.
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You may be right but I have serious doubts the age of the console has anything to do with it.
It doesnt have anything to do with it. Its the way the XBOX and xbox360 ground the outputs; something PBJ brought up in a previous thread. For the standard 4 input selectors you can double up 3 of the 4 inputs and put the XBOX on its own. Its how I used to do it.
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You may be right but I have serious doubts the age of the console has anything to do with it.
It doesnt have anything to do with it. Its the way the XBOX and xbox360 ground the outputs; something PBJ brought up in a previous thread. For the standard 4 input selectors you can double up 3 of the 4 inputs and put the XBOX on its own. Its how I used to do it.
You did read my prior post?
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You may be right but I have serious doubts the age of the console has anything to do with it.
It doesnt have anything to do with it. Its the way the XBOX and xbox360 ground the outputs; something PBJ brought up in a previous thread. For the standard 4 input selectors you can double up 3 of the 4 inputs and put the XBOX on its own. Its how I used to do it.
You did read my prior post?
yup, I was agreeing with you. That age wasnt a factor
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XBOXes wont power on without video cables connected??
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Anyway, back to the topic... ::)
I think this is everything I have:
Pong (x4)
Commodore 64
Commodore 128
Odyssey 2
Odyssey 4000
Vectrex
Atari 2600 woody
Atari 2600 (all black)
Atari 5200
Atari 7800
Atari Jaguar
Xbox
Xbox 360
TurboGraphx 16
Sega Genesis (V1)
Sega Genesis (V2)
Genesis 3
Sega CD
Sega 32X
X-Eye
Sega Master System
ColecoVision
ColecoVision Atari adapter
Sega Dreamcast (X3)
NES
FC Twin
N64
Sega Saturn
Intellivision
Intellivision II
Game Boy
Game Boy color
Game Boy pocket
GBA
DS
Wonderswan
Neo Geo Pockett
Nomad
FC mobile
3DO (Panasonic)
3DO (Goldstar)
CDI
Atari LYNX II
PSP
Playstation
Playstation 2
Game Gear
Gen-X
SNES
Gamecube
phew...I think that's all of them, but I may be back to edit :lol
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48k Spectrum (and +2) long gone, late start to console gaming....
PS1 (UK - boxed)
N64 (US - main TV)
Dreamcast (UK - boxed)
Dreamcast (US - main TV)
PS2 (US - guest room)
Xbox (US - main TV)
Gamecube (JP with region switch - boxed)
PS3 (US - bedroom)
Wii (US - main TV)
Xbox 360 (US - main TV)
Xbox 360 (US - bedroom)
Handhelds...
Gameboy Color
Gameboy Advance
Gameboy Advance SP
Gameboy DS
PSP
The Gamecube was a fun purchase, flight out of Kansai airport on launchday and department store in the airport terminal opened just in time for me to hotfoot if out with a gamecube and the 3 launch games and still catch my flight.
Have quite a few DC accessories... Lightgun, ethernet adaptor, mouse (Quake3), keyboard (Typing of the Dead), microphone (Sea-Man). Still need to pick up the fishing reel and maracas sometime.
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I need to get some DC accessories. I am lacking.
Good luck on the Maracas they go for some mad loot at times. I have seen them on ebay for $80+ which is too much to pay for a controller that is only for one game. LOL
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Yeah, I should have picked them up back when you could find them in the bargain bins.... during the sad end of Sega's dream.
That said they'd probably sit in the closet like the Donkey Conga Bongos, and the Drum Master drums I have lying around somewhere. I'm a sucker for music peripherals; at least the Rockband kit (and the assorted Guitar Hero guitars) still get regular use.
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I need to get some DC accessories. I am lacking.
Good luck on the Maracas they go for some mad loot at times. I have seen them on ebay for $80+ which is too much to pay for a controller that is only for one game. LOL
I actually paid $80 (times two) for them NEW when they first came out. And I remember unloading them fairly quickly for roughly half what I originally paid. Samba De Amigo is only amusing for a few days...
Yet I still regret selling them.
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Here is what I have in my collection:
Atari SuperPong
Atari 2600
Jaguar
Turbografx 16
NES (original and top loading model)
SNES
N64
Gamecube (black)
Wii (white)
Gameboy (original)
Gameboy Advance SP (classic NES edition)
Gameboy Micro
Nintendo DS (original gray model)
Genesis (all 3 models)
Sega CD (both models)
32x
Saturn
Dreamcast (black Sega Sports edition)
Playstation (original and PSone)
Playstation 2 (original and slim model)
Playstation 3 (slim model with 320gb hard drive)
xbox (green Halo edition modded with xecuter 3, 250gb hd, and IR power on/off module, two black ones modded with duox chips and 80gb hard drives)
xbox 360 (original white model without HDMI, with 120gb hd upgrade)
and here are cool/interesting accessories/add ons:
NES: Satellite 4 player adapter
SNES: Mario Paint w/ mouse, Lethal Enforcers guns
N64: memory expansion pack, racing wheel
Gamecube: gameboy player
Wii: balance board
Genesis: SegaCD, 32x, Lethal enforcers guns
Saturn: Lightgun
Dreamcast: keyboard and mouse, vga adapter
Playstation: Guncon
Playstation 2: Guncon 2, Guitar hero guitars
Xbox: Steel Battalion
Xbox 360: Kinect, rock band/guitar hero instruments
x-arcade joystick with playstation/gamecube/xbox/dreamcast adapters.
all of my consoles are in decent working condition, with exception of the Jaguar. i bought it at a flea market for $10 with 3 games, however it very rarely ever works. it usually just turns on, the screen turns red and it locks up. after alot of tries, it will eventually work. most of my systems are packed away right now, i currently have the PS2, PS3, Xbox, 360, and Wii connected and ready for use. the ps2 is in my showcase cabinet for lightgun games, the 3 xboxes are pretty much used only for xbmc and emulators.
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I have a page with most of my stuff that didn't need to be dug out- see if ya like it!
http://www.justinedlich.com/regalia/index.php/justins-retrogaming/consolas (http://www.justinedlich.com/regalia/index.php/justins-retrogaming/consolas)
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Wow! I'm very impressed at the stuff people have! Anyway heres mine: Sega Master System, Sega Genesis( w/ headphone jack in front), Snes, N64, Gamecube, Gameboy Advance, Gameboy Advance SP, PS2, PSP phat(w/ custom firmware 3.52 M33-4),2 Xbox (one softmodded w/ unleashX and the other one is gathering dust on my shelf) and Xbox 360. One of the cool things in my collection is the hard to find Nes game Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Tournament Fighters. I'll see If I can post some pics later.
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Added a Nintendo64 thanks to NorthernGames ,weut! Now to get Crusin' USA and Killer Instinct Gold for it, weut!
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I had to read through other lists in order jog my memory...
Probably a PONG style console somewhere
Atari Pinball
Commodore 64 (A few)
C64-SX (2)
Commodore 128
Odyssey 2
Vectrex (2)
Amiga 500
Amiga 1000 (2)
Amiga 3000
Atari 400
Atari 800
Atari 2600 woody (a few)
Atari 2600 (all black)
Atari 2600 (7800 style)
Atari 5200
Atari 7800
Atari 130xe
Xbox
Xbox 360 (2) w/Kinect
Sega Genesis (V1)
Genesis 3
Sega CD
Sega Master System
ColecoVision (2) With Sports Controllers and Steering Wheel
ColecoVision Atari adapter
Coleco Adam Computer
Sega Dreamcast (2)
NES
N64
Sega Saturn
Intellivision
Intellivision II
Mattel Aquarius
Game Boy
Game Boy color
Game Boy pocket
GBA
Virtual Boy
Nomad
Atari LYNX
PSP (4)
Playstation (3)
Playstation 2 (2)
Game Gear (2)
YAMAHA MSX Computer
Wii
PS3
GP2X
TI-99/4a
A few oddball handhelds
All kinds of add-on's and peripherals...can't begin to list.
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Oh...well ---steaming pile of meadow muffin---.....if we are adding computers too, I should add the following to my list:
C64 (brown)
C64C (white)
Amiga 2000
Amiga 4000 (with Indivision AGA flicker fixer and IDE->CF 4gig card)
Apple IIGS
G4 Mac with 1 gig of RAM
G5 Mac with 3 gigs of RAM
And of course a few PCs..
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Oh...well ---steaming pile of meadow muffin---.....if we are adding computers too, I should add the following to my list:
Back in the day, computers were the ultimate console game systems ;D IMHO, if it had a cartridge slot, it was a hybrid. The Amigas don't really qualify as such, but they were great game machines at the time.
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Agreed, and the same could be said about the C64 IMO.
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Agreed, and the same could be said about the C64 IMO.
The Commodore Vic-20, 64, 64-SX and 128 computers have cartridge ports and a number of games were released for them. So they, along with the Ti99/4a, Atari 400, 800 and ST, as well as MSX computers, were a little different in that the hardware leaned specifically toward gaming. The Amiga just had much better graphics and sound hardware, as well as the C64 legacy as a very popular gaming platform, which allowed it to follow in the 64's footsteps. But no cartridge port on the Amiga, so it might be hard to truly consider it a "console", even though the 500 is very C64-like in design.
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Agreed, and the same could be said about the C64 IMO.
The Commodore Vic-20, 64, 64-SX and 128 computers have cartridge ports and a number of games were released for them. So they, along with the Ti99/4a, Atari 400, 800 and ST, as well as MSX computers, were a little different in that the hardware leaned specifically toward gaming. The Amiga just had much better graphics and sound hardware, as well as the C64 legacy as a very popular gaming platform, which allowed it to follow in the 64's footsteps. But no cartridge port on the Amiga, so it might be hard to truly consider it a "console", even though the 500 is very C64-like in design.
Ahhh..I see where you're going with that. Makes sense.
My first computer was a C64 and then I upgraded to an Amiga. I didn't officially switch to PCs until the late 90s. I did use them at work though so I was familiar with them and my friends had them so I was familiar with the games they had and how to use DOS etc. But I preferred my Amiga until it was virtually impossible to continue using one as my main computer and still do new things (around the Windows 98 days). I still use my Amiga 4000 and C64 weekly though...for classic gaming. I am still a Commodore fanboy. I have a CDTV as well....and I should be getting a couple of CD32s soon for free that are broken. I am hoping to make at least one of them work out of the 2.
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Randy,
I see your list and I raise you one Pioneer LaserActive with a Sega Pak! and also an X'Eye.
Are we counting Game & Watches too? I've got Egg, Balloon Kid and Mario the Juggler. What about Simon or the classic Mattel sports games where you move little red dots around?
Um... also some Coleco Tabletop games Mrs Pacman, Frogger, Munchman and Alien Attack. Jeeze I'm gonna have to stay up late and write everything down now.
Atari Super Pong
Tandy Pong
Colecovision
Intellivision: Models I and II
Tandy Color Computer 3 with its own RGB monitor
Commodore Vic 20
C64 Joystick with built in games (this one feels like padding the list)
Atari 2600: heavy sixer and a vader
Atari 2600 Jr
Atari 5200
Atari 7800
NES: original and toploader
SNES: original and model 2
N64: original and a green one
Game Cube
Wii: Launch day Wii and a used one that gets all the new mods first so I don't screw the first one
Gameboy
Pocket Gameboy
Gameboy Color
Gameboy Advance
Gameboy Advance SP in a store display unit\kiosk thing
Gameboy Advance SP the one that looks like a little NES
GBA Micro 20th Ann Ed
Virtualboy
DS Lite
Those three Game & Watches
Sega Master System: with light phaser and 3d glasses
Sega Genesis\CD\32x original models
Sega Genesis\CD\32x model 2s with wireless controllers
Sega Genesis Model 3
JVC X'Eye
Pioneer LaserActive with Sega Pak (only one laserdisc game "Pyramid Patrol" which isn't fun)
Sega Saturn: Models I and II
Dreamcast: White and the black Sega Sports Ed
GameGear
Nomad
Sega Game Base (the SMS adapter thing that goes in a Genesis)
Playstation
PSOne
PS2 phat
XBox: too many hanging around, but a couple are in my cabs, one loosely based on MK and the other is in a Mario Bros Widebody and they're loaded to the gills. Yet another is going into a Space Invaders II cocktail cab at some point when I find time. I get my buttons and joysticks from GroovyGameGear since Randys right in town.
At one time I had two audio towers set up on either side of my tv with a Nintendo Tower and a Sega Tower that had everything hooked up ready to play. It was a wiring nightmare.
Interesting accessories include the Samba de Amigo maracas and light guns and what have you. My favs are the old school wireless controllers for the old systems. The kind where games were lost or won depending on what side of the room your little sister walked in from and blocked your signal. And the SMS 3d glasses! wow those are impressive but you've got to use a CRT.
Thats it for now, I'm sure I'm forgetting something,
Red
Edit: forgot the Panasonic and Goldstar 3DOs, the TurboGrafx16 and a V-Smile. Don't ask about the V-Smile...
Edit #2: forgot the Mattel Aquarius and my old phone the Nokia N-Gage QD, now its really time for bed.
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haha i just scored some wireless controls for mega drive the other day. great idea, terrible in application. Basically need the control to be perfectly facing the receiver for them to do anything.
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Yea I know the ones, the six button ones.
someone should build RF adapters for the Genesis. Theyd sell millions.
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Not many hdmi ports on that thing...unless im just missing them in the analog forrest.
The first thing I noticed when I saw that thing.
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Yea I know the ones, the six button ones.
someone should build RF adapters for the Genesis. Theyd sell millions.
nah, actually the worse quality acclaim 3 buttons.. i think sega might have made the 6 button ones
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Added a Nintendo64 thanks to NorthernGames ,weut! Now to get Crusin' USA and Killer Instinct Gold for it, weut!
Malenko, this came up in Oklahoma CL today. He has listed KI Gold for 64, and 007 too- you might contact him. He seems highly intelligent.
http://oklahomacity.craigslist.org/ele/2253089686.html (http://oklahomacity.craigslist.org/ele/2253089686.html)
But, he does have a KI gold.
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psp
xbox 1
xbox 360 w/kinect
mega drive
snes
hmm. need more consoles
needed more, got more.
nes
master system x 2
n64 x2
ps1
modded old xbox
lots of games/accessories
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It's not everyday you just get 2 SMS's.
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I can haz one?
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haha, they are only sms 2's unfortunately....
and i only got the second one because the data is corrupt and alex will only run left... so really only one...
cost me 8 bucks :) (about 5 US)
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jtag xbox and 6 real games for ps3 lol
thats it..I stopped collecting stuff looooooooooong time ago. I had SO much. like all consoles and many games, steering wheels, guns, etc.
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First post here.
lemme see if I can remember everything.
The original Odyssey complete in box with most overlays (not as rare as I thought).
A bunch of ATari 2600s, woodys-jrs-darth vaders, etc
a couple of 7800s with power supplies
a few 5200s including one in box (I really want a trackball though)
A few XEGSs (xe game systems)
atari 400 (3 or 4 including one decked out with real keyboard and 48k mem)
Atari 800-800xl-600xl-65xe-130xe (at least 2 of each)
A few 1200XLs (love the keyboard and style)
Atari 520st
Atari 1040st decked out with some add-ons (don't even know what they are but there are a few extra chips and stuff, I'm not really into the 16 bit atari stuff)
Atari TT030 (working and complete with some memory addons, dont' know much about it)
A crapload of games (200+ for the 2600, 30+ for the 7800, 30+ 5200, 90+ for the 8-bit)
Intellivisions, original and later version, a couple of the original and one or two of the later one, and a voice module (90+games)
Colecovisions (few) including the turbo module, atari 2600 add-on, super action controllers, and a bunch of games (30+)
Vic 20 with a few games
C64 with a few games (actually have several commodore 64s, not really into commodore stuff)
I think I have an Amiga
NES (a bunch of original and 1 toploader and 200+games)
SNES (3 or 4 including the later small style and about 30 games)
N64 (a couple and about 15-20 games)
Sega Master System (3 or 4 including one complete in box)
SMS adapter for the Genesis
A bunch of Genesis systems (all versions 1 or 2 in box and about 120+ games)
Couple of Sega CD add-ons (a few games)
Couple of Sega 32x add-ons (1 in box and about 9 games)
Jaguar (3 or 4 including the pro controllers and about 8 or so games including defender/tempest/missle command/aliens vs predator)
Atari Lynx (somewhere)
Texas Instruments TI99/4a (1 in box and afew more including a fully decked out system with the loaded expansion box/monitor/and about 90+ carts)
Turbo Graphix Express with 3 games (only turbo graphix stuff I have)
Dreamcast stuff (3 or 4 systems including most of the accessories except for the maracas, have keyboard/mouse/light gun/fight sticks/fishing controller/etc and a ton of games including a few sealed games such as Bangio)
bunch of PS2s (fun for hacking
couple of Xbox 1
2 Ps3
a few xbox 360s
2 Wii
1 gamecube but doesn't work (wii makes that irrelevant)
Sega Saturn (2 older models and 1 newer model and about 20-30 games)
A beautiful working Vectrex
I know there is more, just can't remember them off the top of my head
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Cool thread, ive been going to the salvation army by my place and picking up whatever i can thats gaming related. Crazy low prices and some rare stuff.
original gameboy new in box
3 original gameboys
gameboy pocket
gameboy advance
nes
snes
n64
gamecube
wii
virtual boy
sega master system
genesis
genesis cd combo
saturn
dreamcast
gamegear
ps1
ps2
ps3
psp
atari 2600
Thinks thats it. :)