billysastard #51 Posted July 4, 2015 (edited) well as a newbie here this will be my first post. atari super pong atari 2600 heavy (cherry leisure version) atari 2600 light (ingersol version) atari 2600 jt atari 7200 atari lynx 1 atari lynx 2 atari jaguar atari 800 48k atari 800xl (with ultimate 1mb) atari 130 xe atari ste (4mb) atari portfolio cbm 64 breadbin cbm 64c c64dtv amiga 500+ (1mb) sinclair mk14 sinclair zx 80 sinclair zx 81 sinclair spectrum 48k nintendo nes nintendo fds nintendo snes (pal) nintendo snes (usa) nintendo n64 (pal) (with mem pack) nintendo n64 (ntsc) (with mem pack) nintendo gamecube (pal) nintendo gamecube (ntsc jap/us) nintendo wii nintendo wii u nintendo virtual boy nintendo gameboy nintendo gameboy color nintendo super gameboy nintendo super gameboy 2 nintendo gba player nintendo gameboy advance nintendo gameboy advance sp nintendo ds nintendo dsi nintendo 3ds some nintendo nes clone thing that plays cd's, vcd's and has an fm radio sony playstation sony ps1 sony ps2 (pal) sony ps2 (jap) sony psx (still awaiting delivery from japan) sony ps3 60gb (with other os) sony ps3 slim 500gb sony ps3ss 500gb sony psp 1000 sony psp 3000 sony ps vita (3g+wifi) mattel intellivision (+intellivoice) texas ti-99/4a bbc b+ 128k sega master system (original 1.3) but sadly missing it's pads / ministicks sega sc 3000 sega game gear sega cd sega saturn (with mpeg cart) sega dreamcast mb vectrex mb microvision gamegadget at games megadrive portable nec pc engine classic nec pc engine core grafx microsoft xbox microsoft xbox 360 arcade microsoft xbox 360 elite microsoft xbox 60 slim microsoft xbone philips g7000 philips cd-i (the big early model with the dump phaser like remote and added mpeg card) fairchild channel f v2 snk neo geo aes snk neo geo pocket snk neo geo pocket color bandai wonderswan bandai wonderswan color amstrad gx 4000 3 gen 1 pong consoles (various brands) several plug and play consoles casio pb 110 psion organiser 2 cbs colecovision starchess action max i'm sure i'll have missed some but those are the ones i can recall, future plans include an amstrad cpc, something 128k from sinclair and an arcadia and a means to get activision's alter ego onto my portfolio (i had it on my old one but that got lost / stolen), i do have multiples of many of the main consoles (like 5 gamecubes and 7 ps2s) but haven't included them on the list along with an extensive collection of multi / flash carts and "backup devices" (like dr v64 or wondermagic) and of course a large collection of original carts / discs for all systems. edit: forgot the coleco and starchess edit 2: and actionmax Edited July 4, 2015 by billysastard 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
AlexKIDD #52 Posted July 4, 2015 Wow some of you have really impressive collections. I've had more in the past but unfortunately went through a couple periods of selling things. I've always made a point not to sell certain things. Portables and modern systems tend to go first when I need money. This is what I'm left with: Atari 2600 woodgrain 4 switch Atari 2600 Vader Colecovision Vectrex Sega Master System (the big black one) Sega Master System (smaller grey one) Nes (top loader) 3 Sega Genesis model 2's Snes (2nd version) Turbo Duo (not working atm) PlayStation (small one) Dreamcast GameCube w/ Game boy player Wii Handhelds: Gba sp Nintendo DS At Games Genesis portable Neo Geo X I also have a Colecovision Flashback and a Yobo Nes clone. Not sure if I'd count those as real systems. Some of the best things I've sold include TG-16's, a Turbo Express, Sega Nomad and several PSP's. I'm going to try my best not to sell systems anymore and hope to add an Aes, a new TG-16 and a 5200 to my collection by the end of the year. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
omegadot #53 Posted July 4, 2015 (edited) Hmm.... Game Boy (grey brick) GBA SP 3DS XL Virtual Boy NES SNES 101 N64 GCN Wii Wii U Genesis 2 Dreamcast PS2 PS3 EDIT: Oh yeah, Xbox One... Positively dinky compared to many of theses. Edited July 4, 2015 by omegadot Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
+madman #54 Posted July 5, 2015 In no particular order: Atari 2600 Atari 5200 Atari 7800 Atari Lynx II Atari Jaguar Atari Jaguar CD NES Super NES Nintendo 64 Gamecube Nintendo Wii Nintendo Wii U Gameboy GBC Original GBA w/the screen nobody can see Whatever the flip style GBA is called DS Lite 3DS XL Game Gear Genesis 1 Genesis 2 Genesis CD2 32X Saturn Dreamcast Game.com Neo Geo CDZ Neo Geo MVS Neo Geo Pocket Color Neo Geo Pocket Color Slim Playstation (OG) PS2 fat PS3 slim Edit: Vectrex (how could I forget this?) PC-Engine Duo PC-Engine Duo-R Nintendo Virtual Boy (JP model) Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
omegadot #55 Posted July 5, 2015 This thread just makes me curious about where people put these things. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Bill Loguidice #56 Posted July 5, 2015 (edited) This thread just makes me curious about where people put these things. While I don't call out duplicates or "same platform" in the ~513 devices in my possession (it's how I choose to catalog things), here's what I presently have: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qzZhCEpM3V7YPWYNWJDFgi-lUBoH-RY6iCH6wZGza1g/edit?usp=sharing I know in my case, my basement is a disaster area for various reasons (book projects, general distraction, etc.), as is my dining room table, which I use for working on something since my basement area (which consists of an office, long hallway, rec room, gym, and storage area) is the aforementioned disaster. I should be able to get it in order like it used to be, but I honestly don't know how many months of work that will take me and I haven't been good with finding the energy (or time) nights and weekends to do it. I regret letting it get out of hand like that, particularly as I've been adding to my collection in the mean-time. Naturally, there are the consoles and computers that my family and I currently use and those are in the main living areas. I'd say those number in the dozen or so systems, with everything else more or less in the basement. Edited July 5, 2015 by Bill Loguidice Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
billysastard #57 Posted July 5, 2015 (edited) This thread just makes me curious about where people put these things. obviously i can't speak for anyone else but for me all the systems i use are either in my front room or dining room, all the rest are piled in the old boiler cupboard 6 feet high and almost 5 feet deep (and fireproofed and locked) once the boiler was upgraded and moved it was just a large empty void off the hallway so i had it lined and shelved with hardwood and all the systems got shoved in there, most of the psu's are in a underbed plastic trunk, same for pads / sticks which are stacked up in the dining room and all the video leads are in one of those plastic tubs with a lid and that is on the psu / joystick pile, the exceptions are amiga, 360 arcade, launch 60gb ps3 and a few spare systems which are in the cupboard under the stairs. Edited July 5, 2015 by billysastard Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Nutsy Doodleheimer #58 Posted July 5, 2015 I am not collecting for a giant museum like Gamester81 does. I acquire the consoles that I will enjoy and is fun to play. I don't want to stash everything around in a pile or take up too much space. Neatness and organization is the key for a good collection in my terms. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Mangia-Boy #59 Posted July 5, 2015 4 different Atari 2600 models with more than 500 different cartridges. One Mattel Intellivision, the only console, which I possessed already as a kid. 3 Colecovisions, not all of them working without problems. 1 Atari 5200, 1 Schmidt TVG, this is a German version of Emerson Arcadia. The last three systems I play with Multicards. Two systems I want to purchase later, the DINA 2 in 1 or alternatively a Sega SG 1000 and an Atari XEGS. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Zap! #60 Posted July 5, 2015 Well, here are mine, in roughly chronological order. I'm including adapters and add-ons such as the Intellivision System Changer and Sega CD because, although they may not be technically consoles in and of themselves (though some, like the SC, technically ARE, and just use the main system for power and signal output), they provide either an additional means of playing a format of games -as any other console would- or a means of playing some formats of games that could not be played without them. I'm also including computers, and my two arcade cabs. So, you can cherry pick what you want to include or not: 1. Odyssey 2. Anti-Aircraft (arcade cabinet) 3. Tank (arcade cabinet) 4. Odyssey 100 5. Odyssey 200 6. Sears Pong 7. APF TV Fun 8. Telstar 9. Channel F x2 (one dead) 10. Hanimex TV Game Model 777 11.Odyssey 300 x2 12. Odyssey 400 13. Odyssey 500 14. Hockey-Tennis III (dead?) 15. Venture Electronics Video Sports 16. Wonder Wizard 17. Super Pong Pro Am Ten 18. Bally Computer System/Astrocade (x2, both dead) 19. Telstar Alpha 20. Combat 21. TV Scoreboard 22. TRS-80 23. Studio II 24. Sears Pinball Breakaway 25. Sears Video Arcade (Heavy Sixer) 26. Atari Video Computer System (6-switch) x3 27. Odyssey 2 x2 28. Channel F System II 29. Atari 400 30. Atari 800 31. Tandy 2 (Custom TRS-80 Model II) 32. Intellivision 33. TRS-80 Color Computer 34. ZX80 35. Atari Video Computer System (4-switch) x3 36. IBM 5150 37. Tandyvision One 38. ZX81 39. Intellivision (Sylvania) 40. TI-99/4a x3 41. Atari 2600 x2 or 3 42. Atari 5200 (4-port) x2 43. Commodore 64 x4 44. Vectrex 45. TRS-80 Color Computer 2 46. Sears Video Arcade (4-switch) 47. Sears Video Arcade II 48. Timex/Sinclair 1000 x2 49. Apple IIe x3 50. Atari 5200 (2-port) 51. Atari VCS Adapter 52. Atari 600XL 53. Atari 800XL 54. Colecovision x2 55. Expansion Module #1 x2 56. Gemini 57. Compaq Portable 58. Intellivision II 59. Intellivision ECS 60. System Changer 61. Aquarius x2 62. TRS-80 MC-10 x2 63. Commodore Plus/4 (needs new TED) 64. Commodore SX64 65. Atari 520ST 66. Nintendo Entertainment System x3 67. Apple IIe Platinum 68. Apple IIc 69. Atari 2600jr. (short rainbow) x2 70. Atari 2600jr. (long rainbow) 71. Atari 7800 72. Master System 73. DINA 2-in-One (needs VDP replacement and video mod) 74. Laser 128 75. Atari XEGS 76. Edu Games 2600 77. Game Boy x3 or 4 78. Genesis 79. Super NES x2 80. Game Gear x2 (both dead) 81. Sega CD 82. Premium Exec 386SX/25 Color (386 laptop) 83. Nintendo Entertainment System (Top-loader) 84. 3DO (FZ-1) 85. Genesis (Model 2) 86. X'Eye 87. Super Game Boy x2 88. 32X 89. Saturn 90. PlayStation 91. Nintendo 64 (black) 92. Game Boy Color (clear purple) 93. Genesis 3 94. Dreamcast x2 95. Nintendo 64 (orange) 96. Nintendo 64 (green) 97. PSOne 98. PlayStation 2 99. Flashback 2 x2 100. Wii ...and about two dozen plug-and-play deals, and probably 50-60 LCD/VFD handheld/tabletop games...but those aren't really consoles. Interesting, but take away the Pong-types (Flashbacks sorta fall into this category), computers, and variants (N64 orange and green), and your list drops to more normal numbers. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Zap! #61 Posted July 5, 2015 There's at least one more Pong-type, but can't remember the name. Atari 2600 (no box or instructions) Atari 5200 Atari 7800 Atari XE Game System Atari Lynx Atari Jaguar Coleco Telstar Marksman (missing rifle butt) Fairchild Channel F RCA Studio II Bally Professional Arcade Odyssey 2 Milton Bradley Microvision (two, one broken) Intellivision II (no instructions) Colecovision Vectrex (no box or instructions) Action Max (no box or instructions) Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) Super Nintendo Nintendo 64 Nintendo Gamecube Nintendo Wii Nintendo Wii U Nintendo Gameboy Nintendo Gameboy Color (no box or instructions) Nintendo Gameboy Advance SP (no box or instructions) Nintendo Virtual Boy Sega Master System Sega Genesis (two Model Ones, one Model Two) Sega CD (two, one broken) Sega 32X (no box or instructions) Sega Game Gear (two, one broken) Sega Saturn (no box or instructions) Sega Dreamcast NEC Turbo Grafx 16 and CD-ROM NEC Super Grafx SNK Neo-Geo Panasonic 3DO FZ-1 Sony Playstation Sony Playstation 3 Sony PSP (no box or instructions) XBox 360 Atari Flashback 2 FC Mobile 2 Bristol Colorvision Ouya Entex Adventurevision (no box or instructions) Retron 5 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Austin #62 Posted July 5, 2015 I have been slowly downsizing over the last year but I think I am happy with my current hardware set. I think the only thing I want to add to it in the future is a PC Engine DUO and a Virtual Boy, then it will pretty much be set. Lots of obscure stuff out there I just decided I don't really need anymore. Atari 7800 Atari Jaguar Sega Genesis Model 2/CD/32X Sega Saturn Sega Dreamcast NES SNES Wii Wii U Game Cube Nintendo 64 XBOX XBOX 360 (one black slim, one white original model) XBOX ONE (white) 3DO FZ-1 (import) Neo-Geo CD (import, top-loader) PS2 (one import slim, one USA fat) Sony PlayStation (dual shock bundle) PC Engine Core Grafx II Sony PS TV My handheld collection is close to non-existent these days though: PSP 3000 Nokia N-Gage QD Nintendo DS Lite Game Boy Pocket Atari Lynx Model 2 (busted) Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Skippy B. Coyote #63 Posted July 6, 2015 I'm not a huge collector myself, but I do have a small assortment of the systems that I enjoy playing games on the most. Currently that includes... 1. Atari 2600 (Darth Vader model) 2. Nintendo NES (Original toaster with new 72 pin connector and NES10 chip disabled) 3. Sega Genesis (Model 2 w/ AV cable output) 4. Sony PlayStation (900x series) 5. Nintendo GameCube w/ Game Boy Player (Black) 6. Nintendo Wii 7. Xbox 360 8. Atari Flashback 2 9. ColecoVision Flashback 10. Nintendo Game Boy (Original Gray Brick) 11. Nintendo Game Boy Color (Grape colored with custom colored d-pad, buttons, & power switch) 12. Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP (AGS-101 backlit version with custom purple housing) At this point the only systems I'd really like to add to that list are an Atari 7800 and a real JAMMA compatible bartop arcade cabinet. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
BassGuitari #64 Posted July 7, 2015 Interesting, but take away the Pong-types (Flashbacks sorta fall into this category), computers, and variants (N64 orange and green), and your list drops to more normal numbers. What can I say? I have a lot of what I like. I'm actually thinking about downsizing a bit, though. I rarely play and have little interest in a fair portion of my collection. In retrospect I wish I hadn't listed them all out like I did. It looks show-offy. And I doubt anybody cares. I'm actually a little surprised you made it all the way through; even I don't care to read through it all. Somewhere around #60 I should have just made something up. 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
billysastard #65 Posted July 10, 2015 scratch the portfolio from my list, just dug it out and i'd forgotten to remove the batteries when i last used it (18 years ago) i doubt it's fixable i did however remember 2 more, an onlive microcosole and a bondwell pc-1 "laptop" (i use the term laptop very loosely as it uses 2 lead acid batteries) Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ska_music_fan83 #66 Posted July 16, 2015 (edited) My collection consists of: Atari 7800 Retron 2 (NES/SNES) Sega Genesis Sony Playstation Nintendo Gamecube 3 Nintendo Advances (just for Legend of Zelda Four Swords/Pac Man Vs. and Final Fantasy Chronicles) Nintendo Wii (at my parents' place so I don't play it much) Edited July 16, 2015 by Ska_music_fan83 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
omegadot #67 Posted July 17, 2015 I did recently retrieve my Squish Game & Watch on a trip home. Sadly it was dropped years ago and the hinge broke in an unfortunate way. It mostly exists still because it's neat. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
lushgirl_80 #68 Posted July 17, 2015 Too many to name. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
billysastard #69 Posted August 3, 2015 (edited) ok, further to my list at the top of this page, i can't edit it so i'll put recent additions here amstrad 464 vsmile plus vsmile motion quickshot / watara supervision (bendy model) atari portfolio (replacement for the one in my original list which is toast) sinclair +2 (gray model) arcadia 2 and the two i'd forgotton earlier onlive microconsole bondwell pc1 "laptop" and another i'd forgotton but found yesterday whilst looking for something else sony psone (with screen and battery pack) Edited August 3, 2015 by billysastard Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
famicommander #70 Posted August 3, 2015 Handhelds: Game and Watch Ball Game Boy Game Boy Pocket Game Boy Light Game Boy Color w/fronlight mod Game Boy Advance Game Boy Advance SP Game Boy micro Pokemon mini Nintendo DSNintendo DS Lite Nintendo DSi Nintendo 3DS SEGA Game Gear SEGA Nomad PSP 3000 Vita 3G TurboExpress Atari Lynx Bandai Wonderswan Bandai Wonderswan Color (one pink one with frontlight mod, one unmodded orange one) Nokia N-Gage QD GP2X F100 (was stolen from me) Neo Geo Pocket Color w/fronlight mod Home Consoles: NES w/Blinking Light Win mod Super Nintendo w/Super Game Boy 2 Nintendo 64 w/RGB mod Gamecube w/Game Boy Player Wii Wii U SEGA Master System SEGA Genesis 1 SEGA Genesis 2 w/SEGA CD and 32X SEGA Saturn SEGA Dreamcast Atari 2600 4 switch woody Atari 5200 2 port Atari 7800 AV modded Atari XEGS Atari Jaguar w/Jaguar CD Atari Flashback 2 Atari Flashback 2+ Playstation Playstation 2 Playstation 3 Xbox Xbox 360 Turbografx-16 Colecovision w/composite modIntellivision Hyperscan Odyssey2 Goldstar 3DO LG Portable CD-i Neo Geo CD toploader Other:Neo Geo MVS 1 slot arcade, with UNIBIOS Donkey Kong Jr Cocktail arcade Vectrex Virtual Boy Quad core Linux gaming rig Dual core Linux laptop ZTE Android phone Toshiba Android tablet OnLive MicroConsole Various Chinese knock off systems like Mee, MiWi, Game King, Popstation, etc. Displays: 60 inch LG Plasma 32 inch Sony Bravia HD CRT 14 inch Sony PVM 24 inch Asus LED monitor Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
thadsilverfox #71 Posted August 3, 2015 All my systems are in labeleled USPS priority boxes in a closet. You have to dig through them to get to the one you want to hook up to the TV. I just started collecting them this year and I'm at a cross road on whether I want to continue building the collection or selling off the ones I don't think I will ever play much. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
omegadot #72 Posted August 3, 2015 With the exception of the SNES (it is on display) and the PS2 mine are all hooked up and accessible. A few in a 'tower' shelf next to the MAME machine hooked up to it's screen, the two current gen up to the main TV in the living room as they are in almost constant use and then ps3/wii (mostly for emulators) and Genesis in the bedroom. I'm not sure I want a bunch that aren't played, myself. We'll see where it takes me. Heh... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
bkrownd #73 Posted August 3, 2015 Zero, unless you count Flashbacks. My interest is in the arcades, and emulation does just fine. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
SiLic0ne t0aD #74 Posted August 4, 2015 I've downsized a bit over the past couple years, this is my current list. :Atari VCS 2600, (6 - switch)Atari 2600 (4 switch)Telegames Video Arcade (6 switch)Sears Video Arcade IICV Expansion Module #1ColecoVision (4 + 1 extra shell)Intellivision (2609) Intellivision II Sears SVANES toaster NES top loaderSNES (x2)Nintendo 64 Nintendo New3DS XL Nintendo Wii Playstation 3 Sega Genesis (model 2)Sega Game Gear TI99/4A VectrexXboxXbox 360 I think that's 27 different systems in all .. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
coleco82 #75 Posted August 10, 2015 I have.a few older consoles here they are: Atari 7800 with 22 games and the harmony cart Sega Genesis model 1 with ever drive MD Sega master system 1st model with master ever drive Super Nintendo 1st model with super ever drive Sega 32x Sega CD model 2 with 60 games N64,with 7 games Philips CD-I with 50 games Sony PlayStation Grey Box 9000 series model with 15 complete games. Eventually I will buy the latest version of the Ever drive 64 Sincerely, Coleco82 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
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