Does anyone collect video game consoles?
- Thread starter burzumaske20
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Yes,those can still exist,but very pricey,more than what it use to cost on the shelves.I know someone who has 2 unopened Sega Dreamcast,where he can easily get 300 to 400 dollars for,from a true video game collector.
That is no surprise there,I can understand those being up in price,but a open neo geo system,cost more than 2 ps3's combined.
..angelojg22;5148536; said:
You guy's can open a gaming museum....I know someone who still has the Vectrex.leather;5148633; said:Love my games, but I grew up with all of them.
I still have my
intellivision/colecovision
commodore 64
atari 2600, 4200, 7600
sega master system
sega, cd, 32x
turbo grafix 16
nintendo top loader, plus a lot of standard consoles, and famicom converter
snes, with super famicom converter
n64, with famicom 64 converter
neo geo
sega dreamcast, usa and import
playstation, usa and import
ps2, usa and import
xbox
spice gamecube with import switch
xbox 360, wii
I have a ps3 but don't have a single game for it, bought it as a blu ray player.
Still have a coulple of ds's, game gear, and a game axe which is a portable system that plays standard nintendo cartridges.
Of all my systems I have the most games for the nes, love my nes thats my favorite.
I don't know but my old opened systems collect plenty of dust....studd muffin;5148849; said:
Sega Genisis
Sega Nomad
PSP
PS2
burzumaske20;5148850; said:
Last I checked un opened DC's were a little less than that.
I have owned a supernintendo, DC, gamecube and a Wii in my day...but sold the wii shortly after it came out for a profit, and havent really played video games since...
I DO own 7 broken sega dreamcasts...love that system. There is a certain point however where they just burn out. You turn them on one day, and the thing says: "Set date and time." and the controller wont do anything. Only once has this been a bad controller port, because I have swapped them out from others...and none of the controllers were broken. I wish they didnt do that.
At any rate, my friends and I still love and play classics like Ooga Booga, NBA on NBC, tetris, and some others on the DC. We do more gaming on that than anything else...probably a couple times a week.
It's the remake in the US, but that's how the original version of NES in Japan, and yes, it works better than the one that you slide the game from the front, which can't read the game properly..burzumaske20;5148526; said:
my younger bro collects classic consoles, all i have a my Xbox 360 and a DS lite. I used to have a dreamcast, loved it and had it in storage for years, lasat year i decided i wanted to play shenmue again , plugged it all in and nothing, she was dead, lol damn sega put a use by date chip on them i guess haha.
Adding my favorite games to play on the early platforms
Sega Master(and the original Phantasy Star, graphics sucked, but a lot of fun)
NES(Final Fantasy)
SNES(Ogre Battle)
Gameboy Advance-too many from here out
Nintendo DS & DSi
Wii
Sega Master(and the original Phantasy Star, graphics sucked, but a lot of fun)
NES(Final Fantasy)
SNES(Ogre Battle)
Gameboy Advance-too many from here out
Nintendo DS & DSi
Wii
