Name all the consoles you own!

[storino03]

haha, that pokemon mini is cool!

[tsuran]

It sure is! I really wish I could get a few more games for it, but the multicart it comes with has some super fun games! Even if they are just little mini games its such a blast if you like Pokemon.

[storino03]

I didn't even know about it until someone on Youtube got it as a pickup. It's somewhat pricey though like $60 and up. Reminds me of the Dreamcast VMU minigames.

[tsuran]

Mmmhmm. Back when I was A child, I saw an ad, and begged and begged my mother to get me one when she went to new york for business. I don't think they were sold anywhere in the us other than what used to be the Pokemon center up there if my memory serves me.

[HercTNT]

yea i got a pokemini with a few carts. surprising good little system. flash carts have been made for it, and some hombrew stuff exists. just wish the scene for it was alittle bigger.

[Tatsujin]

It was a totally different console?

heres my SG-1000II:


heres my unarmed SG-1000 mkIII:


and with armed FM Sound Unit:


and heres my SMS (FM built-in):
   

and here some games for the dudes:

[storino03]

wow, the mark III definitely looks retro. What does FM sound mean? Is it as obvious as like a higher quality bit rate or something?

[Tatsujin]

the normal mkIII as well our western SMS only used earhurting PSG blibb-blubb sounds, while many of the japanese supported FM (FM synthesis provided by the Yamaha chip YM-2413) as well. so when they introduced the FM, they made that add-on called FM SOUND UNIT to be piggypacked onto the mkIII. the later released JPN SMS had that FM chip already built-in.
all oversea SMS did not have that extra feature, but can be added with a FM-chip mod.

you can youtube for the differences.

also funny stuff is, that the actual oversea games do all support FM (those who were concepted for FM use), even the games that never were released within japan (like dragons trap etc.).

so there are basically two ways to play these games in FM mode. you use an adaptor which allows you to play oversea games on a japanese SMS or mkIII w/ FM unit, or you mod an oversea SMS for FM use.

[Ji-L87]

PCE Duo R
Mega Drive II
Sega Saturn model 1 (JP)
2x Playstation 1
PS one (JP)
PS2 Slim
2x Dreamcast (one PAL & one JP)
Gamecube
Xbox 360
Playstation 3

Portables:
DS Lite
PSP 2000

All PAL unless otherwise stated : / That's what happen when you live in PAL territory.

[munchiaz]

Heres my list

NES 2x 1 boxed
NES top loader
SNES
N64 2x 1 boxed
Gamecube black
Wii
Wii Blue ver.
Sega Gen model 1 2x
Sega Gen Model 2
JVC X'EYE
Saturn model 1
Saturn model 2 2x 1 boxed
Dreamcast 2x
playstation 1 2x
PS one 2x
ps2 slim
PS3 fatty Jap white version
PS3 slim
TG/16
PC DUO-R
Gameboy 2x
GameBoy pocket 2x
GameBoy color yellow and blue pokemon edition
GBA SP
DS fatty mario kart bundle
DSi
3DS Zelda bundle
PSP jap star ocean bundle
Sega Game gear 1 black 1 blue
Sega Nomad
Neo Geo pocket color

[storino03]

Nice list. I always envied how the Japanese market had way more cooler system colors than, say the US market.

[TR0N]

Famicom AV+Famicom Disk System
Genesis Model 2
Genesis Model 1
Sega CD Model 2
PC-Engine Duo-R
Turbografx 16+Turbo CD
Neo Geo MVS consolized 2-slot
Wii
GC+GB player
PS1
PS2
PS3
Sega Saturn
Dreamcast
PSP
DS

[Bernie]

What!  Nobody here owns a Turbo Graph X?  Wtf!

[TR0N]

What!  Nobody here owns a Turbo Graph X?  Wtf!

Why if they don't,does that make them a infidel !?

[DragonmasterDan]

Atari:
Atari 2600 (6 switch and 4 switch)
Atari 5200 (2 port)
Atari 7800
Atari Jaguar
Atari Jaguar CD
Atari Lynx

Nintendo:
Nintendo Famicom (Red model, round buttons)
Nintendo Entertainment System (Toaster and two top loaders)
Nintendo Super Famicom (original model, not junior)
Super Nintendo Entertainment system (3 original models, one junior)
Nintendo 64 (three stock systems)
Nintendo Game Cube (two black systems)
Nintendo Wii
Nintendo Wii U
Nintendo GameBoy (one Gray, one Green)
Nintendo Virtual Boy (3)
Nintendo Game Boy Pocket (black)
Nintendo GameBoy Color (clear purple)
Nintendo Game Boy Advance (one regular model, one SP, one micro)
Nintendo DS (original model)
Yobo Neo-Famicom clone
Power Joy Famiclone
Retro Mini-X II Portable Famiclone
Nintendo 3DS

Sega:
Sega Master System
Sega Genesis (two model 1s, model 2, 2 model 3s)
Sega Game Gear (one blue, one Sega black, one Majesco black)
sega CD (one model 1, one model 2)
Sega CDX
Sega 32X
Sega Pico
Sega Saturn (6 one Japanese unit model 1, one US model 1, 4 US model 2s)
Sega Dreamcast (four, one Asian, three US)
JVC X-Eye (2)


Sony:
Sony Playstation (two original models, one PSone)
Sony Playstation 2 (one original model, one slim)
Sony PSP (one 1000 one 3000)
Sony PSP-GO


Microsoft:
Microsoft Xbox (2)
Microsoft Xbox 360 (original model with HDMI)


SNK:
Neo-Geo AES
Neo-Geo Pocket (Black and White)
Neo-Geo Pocket Color (multiple)

NEC:
SuperGrafx
TurboGrafx 16 + CD-ROM
Turbo Express(2)
TurboDuo (2)
TurboGrafx (PAL version)

Others:
Colecovision
Magnavox Odyssey 2
Mattell Intellivision
Mattell Hyperscan
Tiger Game.com
Tiger R-zone
Nokia Ngage QD
Panasonic 3DO (2 FZ-1 and FZ-10)
Goldstar 3DO
Phillips CD-I
Pioneer Laseractive with US Sega Module and JP NEC module
Samsung Nuon N-501
Wonderswan
Wonderswan Color
Game Wave
Watara Supervision
Gizmondo

Home Pong/Standalone
Magnavox Odyssey 2000
APV TV Fun
Unknown Brand Home Pong clone
Sears Home Pong

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