Which ''failed'' game system do you have the fondest memories of?

[Dreamcast]

Dreamcast? i dont know. how about you guys?

[Famidrive-16]

???

Yeah, DC, I guess...

[Brian Deuel]

Dreamcast. Saturn is a close second.

[diskoboy]

Practically ever answer here will be "Dreamcast"

And that's my answer, as well.

EDIT - And my Sega Master System.

[vintagegamecrazy]

I would say the Saturn for me, with the TG16 as a close second. I saw the TG at my cousin's house as a kid and it had some great games, Bonks, Blazing Lasers and a few others that drew me in.

[Nebagram]

Dreamcast, Dreamcast, Dreamcast. Virtually all of my fondest memories full stop come from that console, ignoring the 'from a failed console' stipulation.

[Soviet Conscript]

TG-16, still my favorite system

[darkhades]

Geez I don't know. I wanna say Dreamcast, Saturn and TG-16. I just can't choose, so many great memories of all 3.

[TurboGenesis]

I have the best memories of the Turbo Grafx 16.

This was my first system after the NES and the Sega Master System.

I was the only fellow in the neighborhood with this console and I embraced it dearly. Very few retailers carry games for it and I got many games at Children's Palace as well as Toys R Us. Since games were tough to come by during its time, I kept them all and NEVER sold any. Those games are with me today! (as well as many more)

To this day I have strong love for the Turbo. I continue to enjoy it and the games that are on it even if they would be consider below average. I am Turbo Grafx fan and supporter for ever!

[Lemmi_Is_God]

im going to list the ones i got close to launch date

TG16 for me
i bought it 4 months after launch, and before that i was playing the NES, then i sold it to pay for the Genesis and NHL hockey game that was out, then i bought it back from the guy i sold it to for $10 but it only had 5 games left of the 25 i sold it with

then the Atari 7800. bought a few months after launch also

i got the DC when they were discounted to $50 so no fond memories there

[diskoboy]

Did the TG16 really fail, in the US?? I know it didn't set the world on fire, but I wouldn't really call it a failure - it survived it's 5 year shelf life.

It did fairly well until the SNES finally made both the Genny and the TG look like a old Colecovision. It had (and still has) some excellent titles, and did hold its own vs. the Genesis, when it was just Sega and NEC in the 16-bit market...

[Tron 2.0]

TG16>Saturn>Dreamcast

[Flashback2012]

TG16>Saturn>Dreamcast

This is my response as well, in this order.

[Nophix]

Dreamcast, mainly from the hours of Tokyo Extreme Racer 2.

Vectrex, because of the hours of playtime when I was a kid.

[guitargary75]

Dreamcast.

[ShinobiMan]

Dreamcast for sure. The Sega of old lives on in our hearts.

[jcalder8]

Well I don't know what you mean by "failed" so I'm picking the 3DO. I remember being amazed by the graphics and even rented the system at one point. I still holdout hope that I will find one in the wild at some point.

[Sudo]

Dreamcast, hands down.

[RegSNES]

At the risk of sounding like everyone else, Dreamcast. I picked up my black sports model in 2001 with Sonic Adventure, Soul Calibur, Crazy Taxi and Sega Rally 2 and fell in love.

[retroman]

3DO, and the Dreamcast.