@ipaqfreak
waw i envy u dude.. Did i missed it or u missed out N64 up there? anyway, here's my list (i agree that nostalgia is sometimes feel good)

1. Brick Game (gone with the wind)
Well.. Yes.. If u know one kind of brick game that said have 250 games but every single game come with about 10 copies, that's the one. I remember i only play tetris and some very ancient racing game (racing without cornering)

2. Game Watch (gone with the wind)
Wonder if it's considered console. It's bonus from KFC happy meal

3. Micro Genius (still kept and working when i plug the electricity but i have no working game anymore)
The era of (#xyz)-in-1. I only have two cartridge but a total of 300 games. The most i played was Battle city (tank game), bomberman, super mario bros 2, and Ninja

4. Super Nintendo (SNES) (gone with the wind)
The most highly anticipated. Begged my father for 3 months to get it. Only have 5 cartridge. List of games (in order of purchase timeline) Street Fighter 2 Turbo, Dragon Ball Z 2, Toy Story, World Cup 94, and Mario Kart. I played my first Konami soccer game here (International Superstar Soccer, friend's cartridge) and get addicted even until now roughly 11 years afterwards. A little bit regret though because it was only few months away from the launch of Sony PlayStation.

5. Sony PlayStation (PSX - the fat one) (broken by the nasty hand of my cousin)
Age of Piracy. I honestly can't count the number of PSX game that i owned especially since i can get it for roughly RM 2 in my hometown in indonesia. The most notable games are FA Manager, Winning Eleven 2000, Digimon World, ROTK 6, Harvest Moon Back to Nature (currently reviving it in PSP), and Ace Combat 3

6. Nokia N-Gage (lost by the clumsy hand of my cousin. no no it's the other cousin.. not the one breaking my PSX)
I know some might not consider this as console but i swear to God that if u have an N-Gage and read the manual, it refer the phone as "console" so i take it as console. Continue the age of piracy but frankly speaking none of the game really impressed me. The average one are Bounce and one plane game (forgotten the name). Most of the time i use it to run application instead.

7. Sony PSP (latest gadget.. less than a month old)
Getting this after a great sacrifice of my pay. Originally cost me only S$ 250.00 (china make) but i get the Japanese value pack for S$ 399.00 and plus all accessories and ms it almost cost me S$ 600. But i really like it since it is highly customizable and have a great graphical quality. Semi brick this one about 10 times in a day when trying to mess around with my new 3.30 OE-A firmware



Never think of buying PS2 bcoz at that time i was very occupied by PC gaming, have no TV in my college hostel, and when i graduated the rumour of PS3 is already hot. But right after PS3 launch i was stunned by the price tag of both the console and the game so might not buy it for another at least 1 1/2 years

This post has been edited by CompDummy: Apr 20 2007, 09:28 PM