retrozoneorg
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From the album: retrozoneorg's Retro Collection
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From the album: retrozoneorg's Retro Collection
Some of my Master System Games. Also in this shot are 2 Dreamcast Visual Memory Units and some Sega Card games which only work with the Master System Power Base (the first version)© © www.retro-zone.org
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Box containing Nintendo Games. SNES, NES, FAMICOM, N64© © www.retro-zone.org
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I can't believe I did not put that in there . btw I have ordered and paid for one of those Aquarius Multicarts. Really looking forward to playing all the cartridge games on a real system. My newest additions to the collection are the Amstrad PC-20 and the Acorn Archimedes 3020. How's the Tardis? Full yet?
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From the album: retrozoneorg's Retro Collection
Sorry to topdog for missing this out! I thought it was the first one I put in! I also have an Aquarius Modem and some more games since this photo was taken. I will take some better photos of my collection soon and post them here.© © www.retro-zone.org
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Sega Dreamcast vs Sega Saturn gun games
retrozoneorg replied to HatefulGravey's topic in Classic Console Discussion
Master Systen 3D glasses give me a headache.... As for the Light Gun Games - You cant beat Virtua Cop for that Classic arcade feeling! -
If you want to experience what most people played games on then go for an Amiga 500 with 1Mb RAM upgrade. Should get one for around £25 ($35-$40)
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Well this is what I have so far. There are some things I have which I have not photographed yet. http://www.atariage.com/forums/gallery/album/22739/612-retrozoneorgs-retro-collection/
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From the album: retrozoneorg's Retro Collection
My Channel F and Vectrex machines at a Retro Event called RetroVision in Oxford UK© © www.Retro-Zone.Org
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Very rare Amstrad PC Clone which looked like an Amiga. The ISA expansion cards would stick out of the top!© © www.Retro-Zone.Org
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Play games on the BBC Micro from an SD Card© © www.Retro-Zone.Org
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An add on for the Amstrad CPC which upgrades the RAM to 4Mb and allows for a Hard Disk drive and PS2 mouse!© © www.Retro-Zone.Org
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A Colecovision Cartridge made especially for Youtube viewers
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Youtube User newcoleco made these as a gift to his youtube subscribers. Features a musical score with the names and avatars of all the subscribers at that time - including 'retrozoneorg'© © www.Retro-Zone.Org
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These are soon to be relocated.© © www.Retro-Zone.Org
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A collection of ROMS. I have no idea what is on them.© © www.Retro-Zone.Org
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A colour version of Pong from the UK© © www.Retro-Zone.Org
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The Muscial keyboard attachment for my Toshiba MSX HX-10© © www.Retro-Zone.Org
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From the album: retrozoneorg's Retro Collection
My only MSX machine. I wanted the Yamaha music computer but got this as it was cheaper. Now I wish I stuck with the Yamaha machine.© © www.Retro-Zone.Org
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This was supposed to contend with the Gameboy but a really bad screen refresh rate made most games unplayable. Did feature a touch screen and internet connectivity though!© © www.Retro-Zone.Org
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Given to me by a friend at work.© © www.Retro-Zone.Org
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From the album: retrozoneorg's Retro Collection
Many peoples first taste of home computing (in the UK at least). Monocrome Character based graphics and no sound!© © www.Retro-Zone.Org
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