Favorite gaming system that you no longer own?

[sabre2922]

What is your favorite gaming system that you no longer own? (but wish you did?)
I wil never forgive myself for selling my two turbo-graphix-16 systems and my beloved Sega Saturn :angry:
the Saturn had 2-D capabilities that were far beyond there time.I was addicted to Streetfighter Alpha 2 and the original Dayeeetona! on the SS damn I miss those games :( and the Turbo had so many great underrated games that I still remember fondly to this day.

[Xantan the Foul]

I'm lucky, I actually own every system I used to (and quite a few more :D ).

[DigitalSpace]

The NES. The one I had in my childhood was sold off about 10 years ago. I might get another one when I have more room for another console, or if I come across a deal that's too good to pass up.

[izret101]

I wish i still had my Atari 2600 because that is the only system i had when i was younger i don't have now.\
I wish i never sold me Genesis and games because i still don't have all the ones i used to.
Some of the games we sold it with are worth more than we sold them for all together.

[MegaDrive20XX]

JPN MegaDrive, it was so pretty

[s1lence]

I would have to get rid of a system to regret one.

[delafro]

I'd like to have my Game Gear back, just as long as it comes with a battery pack too.

[Brisco]

Made the mistake of selling my Master System when the SNES came out to afford it. Had all the accesories too. I'm regretting it talking about this now...

[anagrama]

The only one I've regretted selling was my NGPC. I was trying to streamline my collection by getting rid of the handheld stuff, but that didn't last long. I'll pick up another on eof these days.

[EricRyan34]

Original Game Boy

[jdc]

Well....I regretted trading in my Dreamcast for an XboX. I recently picked up another one. I'm on my second Cube and second PS2. It took me a while to figure out which next gen system lineup that I'm comfortable with......PS2, Cube, DC but no XboX. The only XboX game that I want is Fable, no big deal. I can live without it.

I've reclaimed any lost systems that I wanted to keep. I wish that I could live comfortably with just my N64s. That would be so easy. I've been tempted a few times.......

[RCM]

I sold my Neo Geo CDZ to somebody on the boards. I think it was the Dreaming Eye. I don't regret it but it is my favorite gaming system I no longer own.

THE ONE, THE ONLY- RCM

[sirgeoph]

If You asked me this last week, I would've answered "SNES" but I just bought one a couple of days ago. I forgot how much I loved it. My sister took ours when she got married.

[shai hulud]

the NGPC for me as well, i had about 40 complete games. sold them all to pay for a trip to Las Vegas

[DynastyLawyer]

Gave my Sega Master System to charity.

[classicb]

Atari 2600

My grandma got it for us kids to play at her house so it was never really mine but I remember the time I went to visit and it was all gone.

[Frankie23]

Wha? Sell a system?

[sabre2922]

also regret selling my original gameboy waaay back in the day Metroid 2 was and still is one of my fav games

[Lord Contaminous]

My PC Engine Duo. It's in Canada undergoing numerous surgeries. The future of it is uncertain.

I may have to get a new one, don't know.

[vintagegamecrazy]

I would have to get rid of a system to regret one.




Me Too.

I did sell my nes's off a few times as a kid. I did regret that, although I have one now, I did have over 40 games, and one with like 80 games and sold them both, I am mad at myself for getting so little for them.

[Rogmeister]

When I started thinking about it, I was surprised when I realized how many systems I once had but don't anymore...

Atari 7800
NES
Original Game Boy
Pocket Game Boy
Game Boy Color
3DO
Sega CD

Surprisingly, I don't really regret selling any of these. I never really played my NES much (unlike most, I missed the whole NES era and only got one after the fact as it first came out at a time I wasn't playing games) and I gave it to a woman I know who really appreciated it. If I had to pick one, I guess I'd pick the 3DO...

[Grim_Reaper_Bostock]

What? Get rid of a system? NEVAH!

[NintendoMan]

My saturn that I bought brand new at one of my local retro gaming stores around 4 years ago that I got rid of about 3 years ago.
It used to be my dreamcast, until I got another one around 1 year ago.

[Djfinny]

I didn't actually get rid of it but I did own a Radio Shack TRS-80 model 1 lvl 2 computer (w/ 16k RAM) It actually had some excellent games made for it. I played my first Epyx (Automated Simulations) game on it - Temple of Asphai, Crush, Crumble and Chop etc. I would say that it's not a 'true' gaming system - but that was all I really did with the Trash-80r (play games). Plus, it's kinda a rarity and would have been a unique addition to my console collection.

Back to how it was "discarded" - While at college - my mom decided to give the TRS-80, my C64 (plus tons of games) away to a friend with kids. She figured that I didn't use it anymore and maybe the friends kids would have some fun with it. :hmm:

[tholly]

ive never gotten rid of a system....i do regret not buying systems when they were new and popular, but ive never gotten rid of one

i have returned a couple games and accessories, namely:

Nes U Force
Game Boy Metroid II
XBox Live Kit 1
Xbox Unreal Tournament
Gamecube Def Jam Vendetta

of those, the only one that i have repurchased was xbox live....i got it near the beginning and didnt really like what it had to offer...now with halo 2, i cant see not having live

[sabre2922]

I FINALLY got my X-box back from a friend I hadnt realized how much I liked the system just as much as my PS2 and DC. I can play GTA 3 forever with my own personal fav music playing in the background 8-)
too bad he scratched it up on top a little some ppl just cant take care of thier game systems. :angry:

[cr0n0]

I actually was one of the few souls in this world to own a Neo Geo (cart console, not CD). I regret selling it with all my games (6) when I think about it. It was a good system, even though the majority of the games were fighting ones.

I also sold my Turbografx, but that was something I really wanted to do (and I bought a SNES with the money I made).