Video Game System collection.

Okay, now I'm getting seriously interested in why do people have 3 of the same console?
I'd understand two but three? Are they double spares or something?

add a 360 to my list

And now I have a Dreamcast. This is a little late since I've had it for some time but it was worth every cent. Too bad the market for used DC games around here is not that good...

okay,

snes
n64
original gameboy
gameboy color
gameboy advance
gameboy advance sp
ds
ds lite
gamecube
wii
playstation
playstation 2
playstation 3 (backwards compatible ORIGINAL 60gig)
sega saturn
dreamcast
laptop and pc, but i dont use them for games

i still feel like im missing a few

Maybe a NeoGeo?

Btw. this is awesomeness! PSN got a new category called NeoGeo Arcade. I'm eying that Samurai Shodown there...

Xbox 360 elite, PS2, my amazing PC.

Thats all I need.

Oh and a wii. But the only games I have for that are RE umbrella chronicles. and SSBB.

Did you know Sega made a Sonic game for a NeoGeo handheld back in 1999? That's how awesome NeoGeo was.

@Revan: You need older consoles. Lots of 'em.

i have
1 a xbox 360 elite
2 a ps2
3 a psp
4 a nintendo ds
5 a wii
6a game cube
and 7 a gameboy advanced

Mass Distraction wrote:

Did you know Sega made a Sonic game for a NeoGeo handheld back in 1999? That's how awesome NeoGeo was.

@Revan: You need older consoles. Lots of 'em.

I do not think downgrading will be better. I am fine as I am thanks.

Revan XI9 wrote:

Mass Distraction wrote:

Did you know Sega made a Sonic game for a NeoGeo handheld back in 1999? That's how awesome NeoGeo was.

@Revan: You need older consoles. Lots of 'em.

I do not think downgrading will be better. I am fine as I am thanks.

I didn't mean it as downgrading your stuff, they just have great games That's why I bought a Dreamcast.

@leon: Have you ever had PS?

Older systems are not downgrading at all. They still have some of the greatest games available today.

Older consoles are hard to beat. You wont see the older consoles needing any memory at all like the modern ones nor will you see it getting the RROD like the 360.And will you never see them overheat.

Did you know they still make games for the Dreamcast?

Mass Distraction wrote:

Did you know they still make games for the Dreamcast?

no what games are they

Mostly space shooters but there are a few RPGs and puzzle games released recently. Some of them are commercial releases but most are indie games.

Another interesting fact: they released an actual Atari game back in 2008.

I can imagine releasing an Atari game, considering they could be made back in the day in someone's basement.

Yep. But this was a commercial release :O

Mass Distraction wrote:

Yep. But this was a commercial release :O

Between working on my Halo Reach Machinama leveling up in Reach Black Ops and Dead Space 2 I think i am content with what i have.

Not to mention that Crysis 2 is coming out next month.

For consoles, N64, GC, PS2, Xbox, Xbox 360, and Wii.

For portables, GBA SP, DS Lite, and PSP.

The ones that I own.
Xbox 360
PC
N64
Wii
DSi

The ones that are other people's but I claimed as mine (also IM the one who buys the games for it)
PS3
PS2 (doesn't work)
Dreamcast
GameCube
Super Nintendo
NES
PC (there's this other one who belongs to my uncle but is better than mine :/)

I still have the NES, but it's missing the flap at the front where you insert a cartridge. Doesn't affect the games in any way, but sometimes it won't switch on without effort.

Last year, I bought a Sega Saturn to play a horror game titled D. It is bad how the SS cannot save your progress.

Grace Saunders wrote:

I still have the NES, but it's missing the flap at the front where you insert a cartridge. Doesn't affect the games in any way, but sometimes it won't switch on without effort.

Last year, I bought a Sega Saturn to play a horror game titled D. It is bad how the SS cannot save your progress.

Hey, that means you could play the original RE with the exclusive minigame! Still, buying these consoles is always worth it.

Cannot save? Hmm... Aren't there something called Storage Cards for saving on a Saturn?

SS is older than the PlayStation, so it uses CDs, not DVDs. It cannot store data.

How do you save RE1 on a SS then? Does it save on the disc?

Grace Saunders wrote:

SS is older than the PlayStation, so it uses CDs, not DVDs. It cannot store data.

How do you save RE1 on a SS then? Does it save on the disc?

Utilizing the cartridge slot behind the CD drive, Storage cards are inserted to store game information such as high scores and saved game files. This was one of the few accessories for the Sega Saturn to be available to third-party manufacturers.

This was from Wikipedia. Saturn has storage cards (aka memory cards) similar to what have been used on almost every other console.

Ah, mine didn't come with one. Must look into tracking one on eBay.

Yes, I spell Ebay as eBay. I'm so cool.