Money Well Spent... Class. Gaming Products

[Blackjack]

What classic gaming products have you bought that you are just really satisfied with. You know, after some time, you still feel like it was money really well spent.

 

I was thinking this while playing arcade games tonight on my Slik Stik Classic. I was playing:

Toobin, Trog, Ribbit, Tapper, Timber, Quantum, Rastan.

What a great investment.

 

A couple other things I bought (through Atari Age) that I'm totally happy with are the Stelladapter and the Krokodile Cart. Both items worth every penny and then some.

[Lord Thag]

I've yet to buy a homebrew from AA that I don't like and think was worth the money.

In particular, Star Fire and Thrust + were well worth the dough.

 

I certainly don't regret spending $100 on a Vectrex and some games. Heck, I like it better than my Gamecube.

[blastermaster]

well my 2600 of course! I also love my O2. I love alomot everything I have bought! 9.99 for my first jag was money well spent also...

 

 

~Jon

[+remowilliams]

Hmm. In no particular order:

 

Vectrex, CV and 5200 multicarts / Cuttle Cart 1 and 2 (the 2 is so awesome I got an extra just in case...) / Intellicart / many Atarimax maxflash carts (1 and 8mb) / Benheck Phoenix / Kroko Cart / Stelladapters / A26 Maxicart / Amiga CD32 SX2 and HD / IIgs Focus hardcard and memory expansion / Tototek's flash devices / Super 1200XL (Atarimax) / SIO2PC, APE, Warp 32in1 OS upgrade / Catweasel MkIV and MMC 64 / Seawolf and Thrust (2600) Awesome! / 8bitdomain 7800 and 5200 video mods / C64 stick

 

I know I'm forgetting others...

 

Hats off to todays brilliant minds supporting yesterdays hardware!

[Famicoman]

THe NES for me. Its just so capable.

[madmjennifer]

The metal shelves that support the bulk of my collection No, seriously, I think my best classic gaming investment was the wireless NES and SNES controllers made by Messiah. Plus, they come with a cute lunchbox carrying case.

[AtariAger]

The metal shelves that support the bulk of my collection    No, seriously, I think my best classic gaming investment was the wireless NES and SNES controllers made by Messiah.  Plus, they come with a cute lunchbox carrying case.

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I gotta pick me up some of those one of these days!

[Jess Ragan]

Oh, wow... this is a great question!

 

I think I've gotten the most action satisfaction from the Nintendo Entertainment System, the 2600, and the Vectrex. I really loved the Amiga Powr Stick when I was a kid, but I'm not sure how well it's held up twenty years after the fact. Twenty years? Damn, it's hard to believe it's really been that long!

 

JR