Your most unusual video game system

[Erik Johnson]

My most unusual video game system has got to be my Neo-Geo CDZ from Japan. Yes, I still play it quite a bit. Metal Slug is my favorite game for it. And unlike the American versions of Neo-Geo, this system plays all the games uncensored.

My games collection for the Neo-Geo CD.

The Neo-Geo CD-Z original box.

The Neo-Geo CD-Z with Metal Slug.

Edited September 21, 2005 by Erik Johnson

[Florida420]

I bet you wish you had the new Nintendo Revolution controller for that thing, don't ya??

 

 

 

OOPS! :shock:

 

Nevermind, I don't want to get this shizzle started again..

 

 

 

 

 

P All "couldn't resist"

[Louise]

Something about "evolves into the next age of technology" thing on the box amuses me...

[OzCatter]

[SLUSHIE]

Game Gear, the hand heald ahead of its time.

My case.

It's just a bit larger than a PSP...

Woot for 6 AA batteries!

THe inside of my case.

[SLUSHIE]

While I'm at it, here are all my consoles/hand healds.

[Erik Johnson]

Awwwww...Where is your SNES?

[YoshiFan]

Don't have access to a digitial camera right now but the most unusual system I have is probably the Neo Geo Pocket Color. It seems like it came and went without much interest (due to Gameboy Color) but I thought it was a fun little system and the Sonic game was great. I was originally going to say my Japanese PS2 but I didn't think it was that unusual other than the fact it is Japanese.

[PhishyBrewer]

My most unusual video game system has got to be my Neo-Geo CDZ from Japan. Yes, I still play it quite a bit. Metal Slug is my favorite game for it.

 

I love NEO-GEO! And Metal Slug rocks! I had an emulator for it, but I lost it... somehow

 

"MOM! Can I got to Erik's house to play?"

[CoasterFanatic]

While I'm at it, here are all my consoles/hand healds.

 

What .... no Atari?

 

I was going to post the GameGear, because I still actually bust it out and play it a lot. I am totally obsessed with Columns. If not for the short battery life and bulkiness, GameGear was a killer system.

 

// still breaks out his working 2600 every once in a while

[Angry_Gumball]

Too bad our atari 2600's up in the attic somewhere. I really don't feel like digging around for it. I do have a Game Gear, Old grey/white Gameboy, Gameboy Pocket, GBC, GBA, GBA SP, (I have just about the whole GB collection)

[robbalvey]

Here are a few of my most obscure game systems:

 

This was a pretty short lived system:

 

This one played Colecovision games:

 

I used to love Stunt Cycle:

 

Bally Astrocade had a GREAT Space Invaders game:

 

And I was the only kid on the block with the Nintendo disc system with the REAL Super Mario Bros 2!

 

And finally, this thing kicked ass:

 

--Robb "Sold them all when I moved back to California..." Alvey

Edited September 21, 2005 by robbalvey

[USRoadTripper]

Ok fess up...everyone even remotely close to my age had one of these, and you all played them in class, didn't you?

 

-Julie

Super Mario Brothers video game watch! Copyright 1989 baby, yeah.

[Erik Johnson]

Ok fess up...everyone even remotely close to my age had one of these, and you all played them in class, didn't you?

 

-Julie

 

Neato! I had the Pac-Man watch, and yeah everyone was playing them in class...at least you could turn off the sound.

Edited September 21, 2005 by Erik Johnson

[Erik Johnson]

Ok here are two more pictures for you.

This is my first handheld game, Merlin. And no, it does not work anymore.

Coleco's Telstar. Its my oldest system, and yes it still works!

[crispy]

WOW, these are great, and Robb, I have NEVER heard of most of those, AWESOME

 

 

 

anyway, here are a few of my more obscure systems, I used to go all out, as you can see by the Sega And Atari systems, and for all of these except the turbografx, I have TONS of games

 

 

I also have the Turbo CD floating around somewere, but I can't find it right now

I have thought about selling this on Ebay, bt it just is WAY to much fun, awesome genesis games, on the go, I have the batterypack, the one that takes the six AA's, not the crappy rechargable thing, and a TON of games

Yeah, here is a Sega Genesis, with the CD and 32x attachments

This system actually is ALOT better than the Jag, it has some really fun games

Like I said, I went all out, here is a Jag CD, I played it so much, I broke the open/close button, so in true redneck fasion, I used ducktape

Folks, its a TurboGrafx

[PhishyBrewer]

Does anyone else feel old besides me? :?

[imbordisux]

No pics, but I actually own a VIRTUAL BOY!!!

 

And I LIKE IT!!!

[Real]

No pics, but I actually own a VIRTUAL BOY!!!

 

And I LIKE IT!!!

 

Now THATS an odd machine right there that Virtual Game Boy

 

 

 

Heres what I had back in the day-

C64 roxxors your boxxors

Yup, I had one of these. Essentially a gaming computer.

[Angry_Gumball]

Yes, it still works! Yes, I loved that thing! No, I don't know where exactly in our attic it is located. And finally, Yes, I'd still play that thing!

[Erik Johnson]

Did someone say Commodore 64?

Here is one of my disc boxes. Archon and M.U.L.E. were my two favorites, but I liked plenty more as well.

I got three Commodore 64s, and not a single one runs quite right.

[Real]

*tear* man, that brings back memories.

 

My fave were World Grand Prix (not sure) and Beach Head 1. Never played 2. Oh, Leaderboard Golf as well.

[Florida420]

What about "Raid Over Moscow"? I was like 11 and I coudn't even get out of the hangar. But it was fun to look at. 8)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

P All " I'm a much better geek now"