Your 2600 HSC gaming machine

[Mister-VCS]

 

Mine is an Atari 2600A "vader" Made in Ireland with CX-40 Joystick

[S.BAZ]

Still stickin' with the 4-Switch Woodgrain w/ CX-40!

[keilbaca]

Mine is an s-video modified Sears Video Arcade II with a CX-41 stick.

 

I already had to replace the Stella chip inside of it. Thankfully there are plenty of "broken" atari's that are around, for a cheap fix.

[Lauren Tyler]

I don't know if I can hook up RF Switches to my newer TV, but if I can, I'd probably be using my Atari 7800.

[karokoenig]

2600 Jr here. Need every millimetre of space. Joystick is a Competition Pro 5000.

[+KaeruYojimbo]

I'm using a 2600 junior with a Slik Stik. At least, I am when we're not playing a super rare game or a PAL exclusive.

[high voltage]

My power trio corner

 

 

small rainbow VCS Jr, Atari Inc. version, and one day I'll take part.

Edited July 16, 2016 by high voltage

[karokoenig]

...and one day I'll take part.

 

How about now? It's fun. The more, the merrier.

[oyamafamily]

My Atari Console which I started using this year is a composite modded NTSC 7800 Prosystem (easy to connect with a 3-cable set for audio and video), which I won from HighScore.com Competition (January 30th to April 3rd - Atari 5200 / 7800 Worldwide Trophy Cracking Contest). Currently I'm playing 2 games with original cartridges: Pac-Man and Missile Command.

 

Controller which I'm using currently for this console: Sega Master System.

 

But my main gaming machine is a computer to play 2600 games on Stella, and games for other platforms via emulation (5200, 7800 etc.)

 

Edited July 23, 2016 by oyamafamily

[RJ]

When I DO play, I use my 7800 or the ColecoVision 2600 adapter, with a 7800 Pro-Line in both cases.

 

If it's an Activision cart I dont have, I use the PS2 Activision Anthology.

[classicgamer_27330]

[Mister-VCS]

My 2nd gaming VCS on my 2nd residence: Atari 2600 Jr. (Atari Inc, Ireland, 1984)