How Many of You Are In the 40+ Systems Club?

[98PaceCar]

I think this thread would be the most meaningful if everybody used the DP categories as 1 entry. Ie, 2600 can contain heavy sixers, 4 switch woody, darth vaders, coleco gemini, etc. But no matter how many 2600 systems you own, they all count as 1 under the DP guide and therefore count as 1 here.

At least that's how I tried to do mine.

[gruzniak]

1: Game Gear
2: SNES
3: N64
4: Xbox

1/10th of the way there LOL :(

[NEOFREAK9189]

1 Playstation 2
2 Nintendo Gamecube gameboy player
3 Nintendo NES x2
4 Nintendo NES Top loader
5 Nintendo SNES
6 Nintendo super famicom
7 Nintendo 64 x2 Nintendo dd 64 and z64
8 Nintendo Gameboy Advance SP nes classi
9 Sega Genesis Model 1
10 Sega cd JVC eyes x
11 Sega cdx 32x
12 Sega Master System
13 Sega Saturn white japanese
14 sega dreamcast x3
15 Neo Geo CD
16 pc engine duo r
17 pcfx
18 neogeo
19 Atari Jaguar x2 jaguar cd
20 ps 1
21 x-box
22 3d0
23 neogeo pocker

[lurpak]

I would say that my unique systems I would catagotise by having games that work only on that system and diffrent systems that are backward compatible, so the likes of master system 1 and master system 2 would not be unique however a game boy and a game boy colour would be unique as the earlier could not play the laters specific games to full features.

so
1. 3D0
2. CBM CD32
3. 2600
4. 5200
5. Atari Lynx
6. Philips CDI
7. NES
8. Super Nintendo
9. Nintendo 64
10. Gamecube
11. Gameboy
12. Gameboy colour
13. Gameboy advance
14. Sega Master
15. Sega Megadrive (genesis to yous)
16. Sega CD
17. Sega Saturn
18. Game Gear
19. Videopac G7000
20. Videopac G7400
21. CBM64
22. Playstation
23. Xbox
24. Amiga 500
25. ST
26. PC
27. Binatone Pong type
28. Wonderswan
29. Vic 20
30. Spectrum 48
31. Amstrad 464
32. Amstrad PCW
33. BBC model B
35. BBC Master
36. Acorn Electron
37. Starchess
38. CBM +4
39. Amiga 1200

then variations of the above (ie game compatibility)

39. G7200
40. N60
41. C52
42. Jopac
43. Spectrum +
44. Amstrad 664
45. SMS 2
46. megadrive 2
47. lynx 2
48. Odyssey2

so not quite in the 40+ uniques..

actually I didnt realise I had this much crap..I need to offload all this !!!

[chadtower]

I still say revisions don't count as separate systems. The Genesis 1, 2, and 3 do not count as three systems. Nor do the TurboDuo and the TurboCD, etc... the SNES 1 and 2...

I also say that computers, things designed to be computers and not specifically gaming systems, don't count. That would be the TRS, TI99, C64, Atari computer line, etc.

[lurpak]

but the OPs question didnt say gaming systems, he said systems ?

so surely this would include computer systems, especialy since the principle product of these systems were games, the likes of amiga's although caperble were games machines principly.
if you take the example that out of what, 100,000 software titles for an amiga 99% of them would be games, wheras the 60 or so available for the odyssey2 (no doubt classed a gaming system), 2 programming, 6-7 educational making it only 85% a gaming system...far less than the amiga, Ti99, etc.

taking the other extreem, are todays consoles games machine or multi-media devices, most play films, music, internet communications, gaming is just one facet of thier use the same as computers of thier day.
An XBOX is principaly a games PC.

(all the above figures were 99% inacurate)..but a realistic guess.


I agree with the variations on principly the same unit though
eg..megadrive 1 & 2, playstaion, psone etc.

you have to allow for specific games backward compatiblity though, like playing playstationstandard games on a playstation 2
you couldnt rule out a playstationif you had an PS2 as well, since it cant play PS2 games.

[qbertandernie]

Posted: Thu Mar 10, 2005 11:07 am Post subject:

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I still say revisions don't count as separate systems. The Genesis 1, 2, and 3 do not count as three systems. Nor do the TurboDuo and the TurboCD, etc... the SNES 1 and 2...

I also say that computers, things designed to be computers and not specifically gaming systems, don't count. That would be the TRS, TI99, C64, Atari computer line, etc.


amen, brother

[98PaceCar]

I still say revisions don't count as separate systems. The Genesis 1, 2, and 3 do not count as three systems. Nor do the TurboDuo and the TurboCD, etc... the SNES 1 and 2...

I also say that computers, things designed to be computers and not specifically gaming systems, don't count. That would be the TRS, TI99, C64, Atari computer line, etc.

But if you use the categories in the DP guides, that levels the playing field for all involved. I don't see the point in counting things like Amigas, Atari PCs, or even regular PCs (my list goes up a bit if I do). But the C64, Vic20, TI99, etc are all listed in the dp guides as systems, so they should be counted.

I do agree on the revisions though. If I did that, I'd have about 10 lines for just gameboys!! LOL

[T]

I was the person who started this topic.
My original question was how many unique systems.

a nes toaster and a nes top loader counts as 1

old cartridge systems like c64 and TI 99 do count.

I am still not sure if I can include my gameaxe, nomad and turbo express


I just bought a Nintendo DS and a PSP so I am getting close to 50 :)

[TurboGenesis]

Wow I never thought about owning 40+ systems. Thats just amazing. I'm going to count mine up now.

1. Intellivision
2. Atari 7800
3. NES (front & top load)
4. Master System
5. Genesis (1 & 3)
6. SNES
7. Turbo Duo
8. Super Grafx
9. Pippin @world
10. Saturn (US & JP)
11. Playstation
12. N64
13. Dreamcast
14. PS2
15. Xbox
16. Gamecube
17. Game Boy (original & SP)
18. Game Gear
19 Turbo Express
20 Neo Geo Pocket

Wow I guess I'm half way there.

[stevec1636]

Here are mine take off what you will too make your own mind up about my list.

1. Playstation 2
2. Playstation
3. X-Box
4. Gamecube
5. 3DO
6. Saturn
7. Super Nintendo ( both Versions )
8. Nes ( Both Versions )
9 . Jaguar
10. Jaguar CD
11. Intellivision ( 5 versions )
12. Atari 2600 ( 2 versions )
13. Atari 7800
14. Odyssey 2
15. Genesis ( 3 versions )
16. Sega 32X
17. Sega CD ( both versions )
18. Sega Master system
19. Turbogaphix 16 ( with CD )
20. Gameboy color
21. Gameboy Advance
22. Virtual Boy
23. Commodore Vic-20
24. Commodore 64
25. Nintendo 64
26. Game.com
27. Game Gear ( 2 verisons )
28. Supervision
29. Dreamcast
30. Colecovision
31. TI-99
32. TRS-80
33. Vectrex
34. Atari Lynx
35. Game Boy Pocket

i guess thats it. dam i thought i had more than that. :) oh well i will be adding a PSP and a DS soon.

[stevec1636]

I was the person who started this topic.
My original question was how many unique systems.

a nes toaster and a nes top loader counts as 1

old cartridge systems like c64 and TI 99 do count.

I am still not sure if I can include my gameaxe, nomad and turbo express


I just bought a Nintendo DS and a PSP so I am getting close to 50 :)

Why don't C64 and TI 99's count? they are systems right?

[blissfulnoise]

47 if you want to get in like varients. But I have 36 apparently playing by the "rules".

Next up is a Super Fami, Lynx, and a 7800. So I can finally play Ninja Golf the way the ninja gods intended.

1) Jaguar
2) VCS (Sears Arcade II & 6 Switch)
3) Famicom
4) NES (front & top)
5) SNES (model 1)
6) Nintendo 64
7) GameCube
8) Gameboy (original and pocket)
9) Gameboy Color
10) Gameboy Advance (original and SP)
11) Nintendo DS
12) Sega Master System
13) Game Gear
14) Genesis (Model 1 & Model 2)
15) Sega CD (Model 1 & Model 2)
16) X'Eye (counting it :P )
17) CDX (counting it :P )
18) Nomad (counting it :P )
19) 32X
20) Saturn (model 1 & model 2)
21) Sega ST-V Cabinet (counting it :P )
22) Sega Dreamcast
23) Playstation 1 (and a PSOne)
24) Playstation 2 (and a PSTwo)
25) PSP
26) Turbographx 16
27) TurboDuo
28) Microsoft XBox
29) Magnavox Odyssey
30) Matel Intellivison (model II)
31) Game.Com
32) Neo Geo Pocket Color
33) Neo Geo MVS (counting it)
34) Philips CDi
35) 3DO (Goldstar and Panasonic models)
36) Commodore 64 (and 128)

[blissfulnoise]

47 if you want to get in like variants. But I have 36 apparently playing by the "rules".

Next up is a Super Fami, Lynx, and a 7800. So I can finally play Ninja Golf the way the ninja gods intended.

1) Jaguar
2) VCS (Sears Arcade II & 6 Switch)
3) Famicom
4) NES (front & top)
5) SNES (model 1)
6) Nintendo 64
7) GameCube
8) Gameboy (original and pocket)
9) Gameboy Color
10) Gameboy Advance (original and SP)
11) Nintendo DS
12) Sega Master System
13) Game Gear
14) Genesis (Model 1 & Model 2)
15) Sega CD (Model 1 & Model 2)
16) X'Eye (counting it :P )
17) CDX (counting it :P )
18) Nomad (counting it :P )
19) 32X
20) Saturn (model 1 & model 2)
21) Sega ST-V Cabinet (counting it :P )
22) Sega Dreamcast
23) Playstation 1 (and a PSOne)
24) Playstation 2 (and a PSTwo)
25) PSP
26) Turbographx 16
27) TurboDuo
28) Microsoft XBox
29) Magnavox Odyssey
30) Matel Intellivison (model II)
31) Game.Com
32) Neo Geo Pocket Color
33) Neo Geo MVS (counting it)
34) Philips CDi
35) 3DO (Goldstar and Panasonic models)
36) Commodore 64 (and 128)

[blissfulnoise]

Bah, no edit. sorry about that.

[T]

I was the person who started this topic.
My original question was how many unique systems.

a nes toaster and a nes top loader counts as 1

old cartridge systems like c64 and TI 99 do count.

I am still not sure if I can include my gameaxe, nomad and turbo express


I just bought a Nintendo DS and a PSP so I am getting close to 50 :)

Why don't C64 and TI 99's count? they are systems right?



They do count.....thats what I said

[Twitami]

My updated list...i didnt count things exactly like everyone, but pretty close.


1. Atari 2600
2. Atari 5200
3. Atari 7800
4. Atari Stunt Cycle
5. Atari Pinball
6. Atari Pong
7. Atari 2800 (Sears Version)
8. Atari XEGS
9. Atari Jaguar
10. Atari Jaguar CD
11. Atari Lynx I and II
12. Philips CD-i
13. Philips CD-i Portable
14. Memorex CD-i
15. Memorex VIS
16. CDTV
17. CD32
18. Entex Select-a-game
19. Pioneer Laseractive (with 3d Goggles!)
20. Pioneer Laseractive Sega Pak
21. Pioneer Laseractive Turbgrfx Pak
22. Pioneer Laseractive Karaoke Pak
23. Sony Playstation (2, with link cable)
24. Sony Playstation 2
25. Sega Saturn
26. Sega Dreamcast (Regular & Hello Kitty Version)
27. Daewoo Zemmix (One Red & One Black)
28. Dick Wizzard (Creativision) (x3)
29. Bandai Playdia
30. FM Towns Marty
31. NES (both versions)
32. SNES (both versions)
33. N64 (mutiple versions)
34. Xbox
35. Sega Genesis (1, 2, & 3)(plus link cable)
36. Sega CD (Both versions)
37. Vectrex
38. Sharp Twin Disk System
39. Supervision
40. Neo Geo (2, with link cable)
41. Neo Geo CD
42. Game.com (both versions)
43. R-Zone (2 versions)
44. Game Gear (black & blue models)
45. Intellivision
46. Intellivision 2
47. Intellivision 3 (Intv)
48. Intellivision System Changer
49. Intellivision Computer Add-on
50. Mattel Aquarius
51. Colecovision
52. Adam (complete system, in box)
53. APF M1000
54. Nintendo Gameboy
55. Nintendo Pocket Gameboy
56. Nintendo Indiglo Gameboy
57. Omni System (not tv game, but still a game console kinda)
58. Sega CDX
59. Turbogrfx 16
60. Turboduo
61. Turbo Express
62. Supergrafx
63. Bally Astrocade
64. Fairchild Channel F
65. JVC X'Eye
66. Sega Master System
67. Panasonic 3DO FZ-1 & FZ-10
68. Goldstar 3DO
69. Bandai TV-Jack 5000
70. 3DO Development System
71. Odyssey 2
72. Odyssey
73. PC-FX
74. TVboy
75. Romtec System
76. Sega Nomad
77. Emerson Arcadia
78. Dina System
79. Socrates
80. Acetronic MPU1000
81. C64 GS
82. TI 99/4A (1 black/silver, 1 beige)
83. Nuon (Samsung version)
84. Gamecube
85. VideoMaster
86. RCA Studio II
87. Sega Driver
88. Sharp TV/NES combo Unit
89. ActionMax
90. Bandai Super CassetteVision
91. Tomy Kiss-Site
92. Epoch TV Vader
93. Casio PV-2000
94. Nintendo Racing 112
95. Megaman PET Handheld (blue)
96. Epoch Baseball
97. Sega SG-1000 II
98. Epoch Cassette Vision
99. Epoch Cassette Vision Jr.
100. Casio Loopy (PV-100)
101. Casio PV-1000
102. Nintendo Gameboy Advance (Clear Blue)
103. Nintendo eReader
104. Nintendo Gameboy SP (Ltd. Ed. Pearl White & Ltd. Ed. Gold Zelda Model)
105. Coleco Telstar Arcade
106. Nintendo DS
107. Super TV Boy
108. Bit Corp. Gamate
109. Creatronic Cougar Boy
110. Apple Pippin
111. Tomy Puya Jr.
112. GameKing
113. Virtual Station Interactive
114. Bandai Wonderswan (B&W)
115. Bandai Crystalswan
116. Bandai Animator System (not sure of name)

[Cmosfm]

Twitami WELL over half of those shouldn't even be counted. I can't believe you counted the Mega Man PET! LOL

Anyways, with the purchase of the PSP, I am now in the 40 systems club. YEAH! WHOOOOO! :D

[Steve W]

I'm kickstarting this old thread again to list mine. I'm probably forgetting one or two. And I'm not putting computers in, since those blur the line a bit. Even though a lot of them were cartridge based, and most of them I only bought to play games on, I still don't feel right about adding them on. Or dedicated consoles like pong machines.


1 Atari 2600
2 Atari 5200
3 Atari 7800
4 Atari Lynx
5 Atari Jaguar
6 Colecovision
7 Intellivision
8 Vectrex
9 Odyssey2
10 Astrocade
11 NES
12 SMS
13 TurboGrafx-16
14 Action Max
15 Viewmaster Interactivision
16 Genesis
17 Pioneer Laseractive
18 3DO
19 Memorex VIS
20 Philips CD-i
21 TurboDuo
22 Game Gear
23 PS1
24 N64
25 Virtual Boy
26 Saturn
27 Dreamcast
28 Neo Geo Pocket Color
29 PS2
30 Nuon
31 GameCube
32 Xbox
33 Tapwave Zodiac
34 Nokia N-Gage QD
35 Gizmondo
36 Xbox 360
37 Xavix GamePort
38 Telegames DINA
39 Gameboy Advance SP
40 Sega CD
41 Sega 32X
42 Tiger R-Zone
43 GameWave DVD player


I might have gone a bit overboard listing the TurboGrafx-16 and the TurboDuo, but I've always thought that the Duo was a technological upgrade to the original TurboGrafx-16, and not just an all-in-one CD console unit. There are Super CD games that can't be played on a TurboGrafx-16 CD-ROM drive, after all. That's what I'm assuming, of course, since I bought my TurboDuo bare and I still don't have the bits to make it work. :) And I counted the Genesis, the Sega CD, and the 32X as different machines, considering that hardware-wise they are different, even though they're also dependent upon each other.

And for the record, I absolutely hate when people list revisions of the same hardware as different machines. All Atari 2600 console variations only count as one, etc.

[Nebagram]

40 in total but only 35 unique. :-| Might make it to 40 by the end of the year if my employment situation improves.

[Atari 5200]

2600
2600 jr
2600 flashback
2600 flashback 2
5200
7800
Lynx
Jaguar
Jaguar CD
NES
SNES
N64
Gamecube
Wii
Gameboy
Gameboy Pocket
Gameboy Color
Gameboy Advance
Gameboy SP
Gameboy Micro
Nintendo DS
Sega Master System
Sega Genesis
Sega CD
Sega Dreamcast
Sega Gamegear
Sega Nomad
Colecovision
Intellivision
CDI
3DO
Odyssey
Odyssey 2
Telstar Alpha
Rally IV
Atari Super Pong
Virtual Boy
xbox
xbox 360
ps1
psx
ps2
saturn
32x
game.com
wonderswan
gameboy light
ds lite
turbo grafx 16
psp
agp2 - does that even count?
odyssey 3000
sears video arcade
neo geo pocket
Sega master system 2
coleco gemini
super famicom
SNES revised
NES Topload
My Penguin Thing
Sega Pico

61.
Can I join?

[Game Freak]

1. Atari 2600 (CX2600-A)
2. Atari 5200 (4-Port)
3. Sega Genesis (one says high definition graphics and has a license screen, the other doesnt)
4. Game Boy (gray)
5. Game Boy Pocket (yellow)
6. Game Boy Color (teal, grape, and 2 atomic purples)
7. Game Boy Advance (arctic and purple)
8. Game Boy Advance SP (cobalt, platinum, surfblue)
9. Nintendo DS (platinum)
10. Nintendo e-Reader
11. Game Boy Micro (silver)
12. TRS-80 Color Computer 2 (16k and 64k)
13. Nintendo NES (front loader)
14. Super NES (unyellowed plastic)
15. Nintendo 64 (black)
16. GameCube (indigo, platinum)
17. PlayStation (PlayStation, PSOne)
18. PlayStation 2 (2 frontloaders, but one has an issue reading CD format discs, perhaps you could help out)
19. Wii
20. Atari Flashback 2

I think they should be listed as they are advertised. For example, the Game Boy and Game Boy Pocket were advertised as two seperate systems, and they were radically different in terms of hardware, but the heavy sixer, light sixer, and CX2600-A werent, albeit asthetically.

[Ruudos]

1. Nintendo Entertainment System
2. Super Nintendo Entertainment System
3. Nintendo 64
4. Nintendo GameCube
5. Game Boy
6. Game Boy Color
7. Game Boy Advance
8. Atari 2600 Jr
9. Atari Lynx
10. Atari Jaguar
11. Sega Master System
12. Sega Mega Drive
13. Sega Mega CD
14. Sega Dreamcast
15. Sega Game Gear
16. Commodore 16
17. Commodore 128
18. Philips CD-I
19. Monarch XTL-4 Video-Sporter (some kind of Pong-clone, does this count?)
20. Twin Famicom

That's it I think. I do have some Famiclones, but I guess those don't count.

[Ruudos]

the likes of master system 1 and master system 2 would not be unique
Although model 1 can play the Sega Cards, and the second model doesn't :)

[otaku]

wow. I've owned around 20 or so consoles (some duplicates) crazy some of you have 40 individual consoles!

[Rickstilwell1]

I'll count anything that plays a unique format of games, so this includes cd add-ons such as Sega CD or devices such as 32X:

1. Channel F
2. RCA Studio II
3. Atari 2600
4. Bally Professional Arcade
5. Odyssey 2
6. Intellivision
7. Microvision
8. Vectrex
9. Arcadia 2001
10. Atari 5200
11. Colecovision
12. Nintendo Entertainment System
13. Atari 7800
14. Sega Master System
15. Sega Genesis
16. TurboGrafx-16
17. Game Boy
18. Neo Geo AES
19. Super Nintendo
20. Game Gear
21. Lynx
22. Supervision
23. TurboDuo
24. CD-i
25. 3DO
26. Jaguar
27. Jaguar CD
28. Sega CD
29. Sega 32X
30. Neo Geo CD
31. Playstation
32. Saturn
33. Nintendo 64
35. Virtual Boy
36. Game Boy Color
37. Neo Geo Pocket Color
38. Tiger Game Com
39. Dreamcast
40. Game Boy Advance
41. Playstation 2
42. Gamecube
43. Xbox
44. PSP
45. Nintendo DS
46. Playstation 3
47. Xbox 360
48. Wii

and these are also unique formats so I don't know whether to count them as separate or not:

49. Starpath Supercharger (plays Atari 2600 cassette tape format games)

and then 50 if you count non-working systems. I have a LaserActive with the Sega Module which would have worked for MegaLD games, but the power shorted out on it while I was playing Sonic 3D Blast for Genesis on it, and it needs to have its power supply replaced. I didn't have any LaserDisc games for it yet anyway.

Yeah I have a Nomad too, but the game format isn't any different so I wouldn't count it.

[The 1 2 P]

I'm not even in the plus 30 system club yet:( I have exactly 20 systems and handhelds not counting non-unique variants.

[tom]

Oh I wonder if I can still manage that?

01: VCS
02: 5200
03: 7800
04: XE-GS
05: Lynx
06: Jaguar
07: C64GS
08: Magnavox Odyssey
09: Pokemon mini
10: SNES
11: VB
12: N64
13: GB
14: GBA
15: GC
16: microvision
17: Tiger game.com
18: WonderSwan
19: Cybiko
20: HandSpring visor (1 game on cartridge from EA: Tiger Woods)
21: turbo express
22: SMS
23: GG
24: Genesis
25: DC
26: Nokia N-Gage
27: Ohilips CDi
28: Amiga CD32
29: Neo Geo pocket
30: 3DO
31: PS

and:
32: Sega CDX
33: Jaguar CD
34: GBc
35: Neo Geo pocket Color

computers:
36: IBM
37: ST
38: Mac
39: C64
40: XE
41: Sharp MZ 700
42: Amiga

[Zap!]

and these are also unique formats so I don't know whether to count them as separate or not:

49. Starpath Supercharger (plays Atari 2600 cassette tape format games)

and then 50 if you count non-working systems. I have a LaserActive with the Sega Module which would have worked for MegaLD games, but the power shorted out on it while I was playing Sonic 3D Blast for Genesis on it, and it needs to have its power supply replaced. I didn't have any LaserDisc games for it yet anyway.

Yeah I have a Nomad too, but the game format isn't any different so I wouldn't count it.

I would never count the Starpath/Arcadia Supercharger as a system. However, I certainly would count broken systems. As Cartman would say, "Why the F*$#% not?" :)

[Sonicwolf]

1 - Nintendo Entertainment System
2 - Nintendo Entertainment System
3 - Nintendo Entertainment System
4 - Super Nintendo
5 - Super Nintendo
6 - Super Nintendo
7 - Hyundai Super ComBoy
8 - Super Famicom
9 - Nintendo 64
10 - Nintendo 64
11 - Gamecube
13 - Gamecube
12 - Gamecube
14 - Gamecube
15 - Nintendo Wii
16 - GameBoy
17 - GameBoy Pocket
18 - GameBoy Color
19 - GameBoy Advance
20 - GameBoy Advance SP
21 - GameBoy Micro
22 - Nintendo DS
23 - Sega Master System
24 - Sega Master System
25 - Sega Genesis 1
26 - Sega Genesis 2
27 - Sega Genesis 2
28 - Sega Genesis 2
29 - Sega Genesis 3
30 - Sega CD 2
31 - JVC X'EYE
32 - Sega 32X
33 - Sega Saturn
34 - Sega Dreamcast
35 - Sega Dreamcast
36 - Sega Dreamcast
37 - Sega GameGear
38 - PlayStation
39 - PlayStation
-- 40 - PlayStation
41 - PSone
42 - PSone
43 - PSone
44 - PlayStation 2
45 - PlayStation 2
46 - PlayStation 3
47 - PlayStation Portable
48 - XBOX
49 - XBOX
50 - XBOX 360
51 - Intellivision
52 - Intellivision
53 - Intellivision II
54 - Panasonic 3DO FZ-1
55 - TurboGrafx-16
56 - Atari 2600
57 - Sears TeleGames
58 - FC Twin

58? I didnt realise how sadly obsessed I have become. haha.

And then the computers

59 - Amiga 1200 custom
60 - Amiga 600
61 - VIC-20
62 - VIC-20
63 - Commodore 128
64 - Atari 800XL
65 - Apple Macintosh Classic
66 - Apple Macintosh Classic II
67 - Apple Macintosh Color Classic

[namzep]

If we're counting broken systems and computers, then I guess I just make it:

Atari 2600 - 4 switch
Atari 2600 - 6 switch
Atari 2600 Jr.
Atari 7800 (boxed)
Atari Jaguar
APF TV Fun Pong
Commodore VIC-20 (boxed)
Mattel HyperScan (boxed)
Mattel Intellivision
Microsoft XBOX (boxed)
Microsoft XBOX 360 (boxed)
NEC TurboGrafx-16
Neo Geo Pocket Color (boxed)
Nintendo "toaster"(boxed)
Nintendo "top loader"
Nintendo 64 (boxed)
Nintendo DS (boxed)
Nintendo Gameboy Color (boxed)
Nintendo Gameboy Advance
Nintendo Gameboy Advance SP (boxed)
Nintendo Gameboy Micro (boxed)
Nintendo Gamecube
Nintendo Wii (boxed)
Panasonic 3DO FZ-1
Phillips CD-i 450
Retro Duo Twin (boxed)
Sega CD
Sega Dreamcast
Sega Game Gear (boxed)
Sega Genesis
Sega Master System
Sega Saturn
Sharp Twin Famicom
Sony Playstation (boxed)
Sony Playstation 2 (boxed)
Sony Playstation 3 (boxed)
Sony PSP (boxed)
Super Nintendo
TOTAL: 38

Broken Magnavox Odyssey 2
Dell PC (gaming machine)

for a total of: 40, exactly

[Baloo]

Hmmm, let's see:

1. NES
2. SNES
3. Genesis
4. Sega CD
5. Sega 32X
6. Playstation
7. Sega Saturn
8. Nintendo 64
9. Game Boy
10. Game Boy Color
11. Game Boy Advanced
12. Nintendo DS
13. Game Gear
14. Master System
15. Gamecube
16. Wii
17. Sega Nomad
18. Dreamcast
19. PC
20. Game and Watch

A solid 20 systems, not bad. I used to own the R-Zone, and Atari 2600 Jr. as well.

[buzz_n64]

61 game systems

1.Odyssey 300
2.Atari 2600
3.Video Pinball by Atari
4.Odyssey 2
5.Intelevision
6.Sylvania Intelivision
7.Intelevision 2
8.Microvision
9.Texas Instruments TI-99/4A
10.Mattel Aquaris
11.Timex Sinclair 1000
12.Sinclair Spectrum ZX
13.Commadore VIC 20
14Commadore 64
15.Commadore 64c
16.Atari 5200 (4 port)
17.Atari 5200 (2 port)
18.Atari 7800
19.Sega Master System
20.NES
21.Famicom disk drive
22.Turbografx 16
23.Atari Lynx model2
24.Gameboy
25.Sega Genesis model1
26.Sega Genesis model2
27.JVC X'eye
28.32x
29.Sega CD
30.SNES
31.Game Gear (black)
32.Game Gear (blue)
33.Cd-i Philips 490
34. Cd-i Magnavox top load
35.3DO
36.Atari Jaguar
37.Virtual Boy
38.Sega Saturn
39.Playstation
40.PSone (with screen and battery)
41.Game com
42.N64
43.Gameboy Color
44.Neo Geo Pocket Color (blue)
45.Neo-Geo Pocket Color (transparent milky white)
46.Dreamcast
47.Cybiko
48.Cybiko Extreme
49.Playstation 2
50.Nuon (Toshiba)
51.Gameboy Advance
52. Gameboy Advance SP
53.Gamecube (black)
54.Gamecube (purple)
55.XBox
56.VTG Interactive
57.Xbox 360
58.Mac
59.PC (xp)
60.PC (7)
61.Famicom clone (various variations)

[pepharytheworm]

I am just at 45 different systems. Mostly american systems with a few JP ones thrown in. I am after Amiga CD32 and Amstrad GX4000 next.

[Rickstilwell1]

I'll count anything that plays a unique format of games, so this includes cd add-ons such as Sega CD or devices such as 32X:

1. Channel F
2. RCA Studio II
3. Atari 2600
4. Bally Professional Arcade
5. Odyssey 2
6. Intellivision
7. Microvision
8. Vectrex
9. Arcadia 2001
10. Atari 5200
11. Colecovision
12. Nintendo Entertainment System
13. Atari 7800
14. Sega Master System
15. Sega Genesis
16. TurboGrafx-16
17. Game Boy
18. Neo Geo AES
19. Super Nintendo
20. Game Gear
21. Lynx
22. Supervision
23. TurboDuo
24. CD-i
25. 3DO
26. Jaguar
27. Jaguar CD
28. Sega CD
29. Sega 32X
30. Neo Geo CD
31. Playstation
32. Saturn
33. Nintendo 64
35. Virtual Boy
36. Game Boy Color
37. Neo Geo Pocket Color
38. Tiger Game Com
39. Dreamcast
40. Game Boy Advance
41. Playstation 2
42. Gamecube
43. Xbox
44. PSP
45. Nintendo DS
46. Playstation 3
47. Xbox 360
48. Wii

and these are also unique formats so I don't know whether to count them as separate or not:

49. Starpath Supercharger (plays Atari 2600 cassette tape format games)

and then 50 if you count non-working systems. I have a LaserActive with the Sega Module which would have worked for MegaLD games, but the power shorted out on it while I was playing Sonic 3D Blast for Genesis on it, and it needs to have its power supply replaced. I didn't have any LaserDisc games for it yet anyway.

Yeah I have a Nomad too, but the game format isn't any different so I wouldn't count it.

so just like the Supercharger, the Aladdin Deck Enhancer for NES which allows a special format of games doesn't count as a system like 32X and Sega CD as it doesn't have it's own AC Adapter... I have it too now.

49. Atari 8-bit (mine's an XEGS)
50. Commodore VIC-20
51. Commodore 64

All I really need for US released systems now is an Amiga and some really bizarre stuff with hardly any games for them I guess.

[Icarus Moonsight]

Let's whip it out and measure the console penis! LOL

01) Atari Flashback 2.0 (still need to do the cart-port mod)
02) NES Toaster(s), NES Topper
03) TG16
04) PC-E Duo
05) Genny 1 & 3 (Guess I take a hit for going with the PBC for SMS. If not add 1 at the end.)
06) SegaCD 1
07) Neo Geo AES
08) Nomad
09) SNES
10) PS1, PSOne
11) Saturn 1(s), 2(s)
12) N64
13) DC
14) PS2 Slim(s)
15) Xbox(s)
16) GC
17) Wii
18) GBA, GBA SP(s), Micro(s)
19) DS, DSLite(s), DSi, DSiXL
20) NGPC
21) PSP 2000

Wanting to add...

22) Vectrex
23) 360 (eventually)
24) PS3 (I can wait a while)
25) Turbo Express
26) AV Famicom

Even if I had all I wanted, 40 is quite a bit off for me. LOL

[Steve W]

I think this thread would be the most meaningful if everybody used the DP categories as 1 entry. Ie, 2600 can contain heavy sixers, 4 switch woody, darth vaders, coleco gemini, etc. But no matter how many 2600 systems you own, they all count as 1 under the DP guide and therefore count as 1 here.

At least that's how I tried to do mine.

It'd be nice if people actually remembered that, instead of listing every hardware variation of the Atari 2600 or Genesis. Or plug-and-plays with no removable media, like the Flashbacks or Pongs.

[LifeGame]

Im in the club i think.

[NoahsMyBro]

Let's see what I can add to this thread....

1) Atari VCS
2) Atari 5200
3) Atari 7800
4) Atari Jaguar
5) Atari Lynx
6) Atari Video Pinball
7) Sony Playstation
8) Sony Playstation 2
9) Sega Master System
10) Sega Genesis
11) Sega Genesis 2 *
12) Sega CD
13) Sega 32X
14) Sega Game Gear
15) Sega Saturn
16) Sega Dreamcast
17) Nintendo Entertainment System
18) Super Nintendo Entertainment System
19) Nintendo Gamecube
20) Nintendo Gameboy Pocket
21) Nintendo Gameboy Advance
22) Nintendo Gameboy Advance eReader *
23) Nintendo Gameboy Player (for Gamecube) *
24) Magnavox Odyssey2
25) Mattel Intellivision
26) Mattel Intellivision Computer Keyboard *
27) Mattel Intellivision Intellivoice *
28) Colecovision
29) Vectrex
30) Microsoft XBox
31) Channel F
32) Pocket NeoGeo
33) NEC TurboGrafx

* - unsure whether this should be counted

Also Not sure whether to include:
* Starpath Supercharger
* Microvision - broken
* Atari Flashback2
* dedicated handhelds
* dedicated 'Plug & Play's
* duplicates - multiple physical revisions, CV 2600 adapter, 5200 2600 adapter, etc...


What to count raises questions - for example, what would be the difference between an Atari Video Pinball, that I'd think ought to qualify, and an Elmo Plug and Play that I think is nothing but cheesy and would disqualify on first reaction? Going by level of quality seems like a terribly subjective way to categorize things.

Similarly, if the 32x counts, so should the Starpath Supercharger.

In any case, I'm far from 50 consoles myself, as evidenced by the above list. And really, aside from the current-gen consoles, the only item I can think of that I wish I had is a Bally Astrocade.

EDIT: FORGOT a Sega Pico (broken).

[kandied91z]

All of you with such extensive collections what is the purpose other then to have that many or did you really just want a massive amount? I can't think of 40 systems i want to have at this point. I am at only 10 systems but i have them all connected to my tv and the hardest part is choosing what to play because i like them all...

[Steve W]

If I come across a system in the wild that's dirt cheap, I'll pick it up. Do I need an Action Max? No, definitely not. But is it nice to know I have one, from a collector's standpoint? Sure. And a lot of these consoles have some decent games on them. Not all, of course (yes RCA Studio II, I'm looking at you) but they will inevitably have something on the system that warrants owning it.

[Steve W]

I recently bought my first SNES, so I tacked it on to the end.

1 Atari 2600
2 Atari 5200
3 Atari 7800
4 Atari Lynx
5 Atari Jaguar
6 Colecovision
7 Intellivision
8 Vectrex
9 Odyssey2
10 Astrocade
11 NES
12 SMS
13 TurboGrafx-16
14 Action Max
15 Viewmaster Interactivision
16 Genesis
17 Pioneer Laseractive
18 3DO
19 Memorex VIS
20 Philips CD-i
21 TurboDuo
22 Game Gear
23 PS1
24 N64
25 Virtual Boy
26 Saturn
27 Dreamcast
28 Neo Geo Pocket Color
29 PS2
30 Nuon
31 GameCube
32 Xbox
33 Tapwave Zodiac
34 Nokia N-Gage QD
35 Gizmondo
36 Xbox 360
37 Xavix GamePort
38 Telegames DINA
39 Gameboy Advance SP
40 Sega CD
41 Sega 32X
42 Tiger R-Zone
43 GameWave DVD player
44 Super NES

[WelcomeToTheNextLevel]

As of August 20, 2011:

1. Fairchild Channel F (System 1)
2. Atari 2600 (4 switch, 1980-1982)
3. Magnavox Odyssey 2 (boxed)
4. Mattel Intellivision (1st version)
5. Coleco Vision (with snazzy dust cover!)
6. Atari 5200 (my dad's friend gave me this one)'
7. Vectrex (my most expensive classic console)
8. NES (Toaster, aka NES-001)
9. NES (Toploader)
10. Sega Master System
11. Atari 7800
12. TurboGrafx 16 (boxed)
13. Sega Genesis (model 1, no power supply or RF/AV unit, BUT IT WAS 5 BUCKS!)
14. Sega Genesis (model 2, my first game console)
15. Sega Genesis 3
16. Sega Game Gear (SEGA, not Majesco)
17. Super NES (original version, non-yellowed!)
18. Sega CD (model 2)
19. 3DO (FZ-10)
20. Atari Jaguar
21. Sega 32X
22. Nintendo Virtual Boy
23. Sega Saturn (MK-80000A, made Sept 1996)
24. Sony PlayStation 1 (made Sept 1998)
25. Nintendo 64 (black)
26. Nintendo 64 (Pokemon edition, boxed)
27. Sega Dreamcast (white)
28. Neo Geo Pocket Color (ocean blue)
29. Sony Play Station 2 (fat, and the earliest console I actually have that's my own other than the Genesis 2)
30. Nintendo Game Cube (indigo)
31. Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP (red)
32. Sega Nomad (dang, almost forgot about you!)
33. Nintendo DS Lite
34. Sony PSP (original 2005 model)
35. Microsoft Xbox 360 (20 GB)
36. Sony Play Station 3 (WITH backward compatibility for PS 1 and 2! Yay!)
37. Nintendo Wii

Systems I've got since August 20, 2011

38. Sega SG-1000 II
39. Casio Loopy
40. Tiger Game.com
41. Sega CDX
42. WonderSwan
43. WonderSwan Color

Interestingly, I hit the 40 systems club on my 21st birthday.

Systems I've got since May 4, 2014

44. PlayStation 4

Edited June 29, 2015 to correct omission of WonderSwan systems and to add PlayStation 4, which was gotten on May 4, 2014 only hours after the original post.

[ProjectCamaro]

Here's what I currently have, overall I'm happy with my collection and have no immediate plans to add any new consoles.

1 NES (Top Loader)
2 SNES (Slim)
3 N64
4 GameCube w/ Gameboy Player
5 Wii
6 Wii U
7 Master System
8 Genesis
9 Sega CD
10 32X
11 Saturn
12 Dreamcast
13 3DO (FZ10)
14 Turbografix-16 (With Turbo Booster Plus)
15 2600 JR
16 Jaguar
17 Neo Geo CD
18 Neo Geo AES
19 Sharp Twin Famicom
20 Virtual Boy
21 Playstation 1
22 Playstation 2 (Slim)
23 Playstation 3 (Slim)
24 Playstation 4
25 Xbox
26 Xbox 360 (Elite)
27 Xbox One
28 Gameboy Color
29 Gameboy Advance
30 Gameboy Advance SP
31 Neo Geo Pocket Color
32 DS Lite
33 Game Gear
34 PSP (3000)

[Nebagram]

Think I just make it.

1. Atari VCS (light 6 switch)
2. Atari 7800
3. Vectrex (faulty display)
4. Intellivision
5. Sega master system (I & II)
6. NES
7. Turbografx (PAL, hence no 16)
8. Neo Geo AES
9. Sega mega drive (also own a nomad)
10. Sega mega CD
11. SNES
12. 3DO (fz-10)
13. Atari jaguar
14. Sega Saturn
15. Sega Dreamcast
16. Nintendo 64
17. GameCube
18. Wii
19. Wii U
20. Playstation (2 psone slim models)
21. Playstation 2 (original fat model)
22. Playstation 3 (an original 60GB fat model and a 500GB super slim)
23. Playstation 4
24. Xbox 360
25. Ouya (shut up it still counts)
26. Gamestick (ditto)
27. Virtual boy
28. Gameboy (two house brick models and a pocket)
29. Gameboy color
30. Gameboy advance (one original fat model, 2 SPs and a micro)
31. DS (original fat model)
32. 3DS (original slim model)
33. Game gear
34. Atari lynx (first model)
35. Playstation portable
36. Playstation vita
37. Game.com (broken, not that it affects play quality any)
38. Neo geo pocket color
39. Wonderswan color
40. Acorn electron
41. Amiga 500
42. Amiga 1200
43. Sinclair zx81
44. Sinclair zx spectrum +2

...and a PC & two iOS devices if you count those. God only knows how much I've spent on the collection over the 14 years I've been building it up.

[o.pwuaioc]

Even being liberal, I don't make it.

1. 7800
2. 2600
3. Nintendo
4. Super Nintendo
5. Nintendo 64
6. GameCube
7. Wii
8. Game Boy
9. Game Boy Color
10. Game Boy Advance
11. Nintendo DS
12. PC Engine
13. PC Engine CD
14. Master System
15. Genesis
16. Sega CD
17. 32X
18. Saturn
19. Dreamcast
20. Game Gear
21. Xbox
22. PlayStation
23. PlayStation 2
24. Neo Geo CD
25. Neo Geo Pocket Color
26. Ouya
27. IBM Windows machine
28. Android device

If we counted duplicates, I would be over 30 (Super Famicom, second Genesis, another Game Boy Advance, another Game Boy Color), but I don't quite measure up. I'm not sure I want a grand total of 40. All I want now is a Colecovision (29), 360 (30), PS3 (31), Commodore 64 (32), Amiga (33), PSP (34), 3DS (35), Lynx, (36), and I guess the INTY Flashback (37?), so yeah, I don't think I will make it to the 40+ club.

[Steve W]

Just had to pop on here again and add a few more systems that I've bought since I originally posted this list. And I still feel like I'm forgetting one or two consoles.

Atari 2600
Atari 5200
Atari 7800
Atari XEGS
Atari Lynx
Atari Jaguar
Colecovision
Intellivision
Vectrex
Odyssey2
Astrocade
NES
SMS
TurboGrafx-16
Action Max
Viewmaster Interactivision
Genesis
Pioneer Laseractive
3DO
Memorex VIS
Philips CD-i
TurboDuo
Game Gear
PS1
N64
Virtual Boy
Saturn
Dreamcast
Neo Geo Pocket Color
PS2
Nuon
GameCube
Xbox
Tapwave Zodiac
Nokia N-Gage QD
Gizmondo
Xbox 360
Xavix GamePort
Telegames DINA
Gameboy Advance SP
Sega CD
Sega 32X
Tiger R-Zone
GameWave DVD player
SNES
Fairchild Channel F
Emerson Arcadia 2001
Nintendo Wii
Nintendo DS
Sega CD
Sega 32X
Ouya

[PizzaKat]

Well lets see...
1. Nintendo Entertainment System
2. Sega Master System
3. Colecovision
4. Atari 2600
5. Atari 7800
6. Vectrex
7. Famicom
8. Turbo Grafx 16
9. Sega Genesis
10. Atari Lynx
11. Sega Game Gear
12. Turbo Express
13. Gameboy
14. Game Boy Pocket
15. Gameboy Color
16. Sega CD
17. Sega JVC XEye
18. Neo Geo CD
19. Sega 32X
20. Super Nintendo (NA and PAL)
21. Game Boy Advance
22. GameBoy Advance SP
23. Tiger Game.com
24. Neo Geo Pocket Color
25. Panasonic 3DO
26. GoldStar 3DO (Does this count?)
27. Atari Jaguar
28. Atari Jaguar CD
29. Philips CDi
30. Nintendo 64 (Pokemon)
31. GameCube
32. Ninrendo Wii
33. Nintendo Wii U
34. Sony PlayStation
35. Sony PlayStation 2
36. Sony Playstation 3
37. XBox
38. XBox 360
39. Nintendo DS
40. Nintendo DSi
41. Nintendo 3DS
42. Sega Dreamcast
43. Sega SAturn
44. Sega SAturn (Japanese)
45. Super Famicom
46. GameBoy Micro
47. NGage
48. PSP
49. Sony Vita
50. Virtual Boy

......wow I never knew it was that high. This doesnt even count how I have multiple systems of quite a few of these. I wonder how many games I got? damn.