Rarest System and Game

[Sweater Fish Deluxe]

I don't know about my rarest game, like a lot of people here I just have some random 7s and 8s (on Coleco, Dreamcast and Neo Pocket mostly) with nothing really standing out.

Rarest system, though:



That's gotta be like R7 + R1 + R8 + R6 or something, for what? R21! ZOL!! OMG!!

Plus R7 more:



RAWR!! It's teh r@r3st sistem evar! R28!!


...word is bondage...

[goatdan]

Ok, here are a few things:

I have to say, the way it looks like that chainsaw is tearing apart the slime is hilarious!

By the way, the Neo Geo Pocket Color is an R6 only if it is complete with the US box and paperwork. While I doubt that they are truly R6 in that state, they are a little rarer. I have the Sonic bundle, which is listed as an R8.

[Fighter17]

That's gotta be like R7 + R1 + R8 + R6 or something, for what? R21! ZOL!! OMG!!

I see a N64 with a N64DD, and that special device that makes ROM imagaes (when finish the ROM image goes in the ZIP disc).

What's that 64 CD-ROM at the bottom (at top of the device it looks like AV ports)?

[Sweater Fish Deluxe]

I see a N64 with a N64DD, and that special device that makes ROM imagaes (when finish the ROM image goes in the ZIP disc).

Z64, it's called.

What's that 64 CD-ROM at the bottom (at top of the device it looks like AV ports)?

It's a CD64, which is another backup device more ore less similar to the Z64, but it uses CD instead of Zip disks. The AV ports are actually on the N64 capture cartridge which is plugged into the CD64's cartridge slot (which is meant to be used for some sort of special doohickey that I never needed to use, so I just put the capture cartridge there for the picture to maximize the amount of stuff plugged together).

And yeah, I made up all the rarity values I posted. The actual rarity per the DP online guide is in reality (R0) + R1 + R0 + (R0) + (R0) for a total of...R1. Aww...


...word is bondage...

[ProgrammingAce]

@Sweater Fish: That is one of the funniest pictures i've ever seen. I'm just a bit curious what would actually start up if you were to turn it on like that.

[Zadoc]

Rarest game? Probably Panzer Dragoon Saga. I also have Shining Force III and Burning Rangers.

Rarest system? I've got a JVC X'eye and a Microvision. Do those count?

[InsaneDavid]

Probably my Tomy Tutor 16 Bit Graphical Computer, R7 for the console itself. It was the only version of the Tomy Pyuuta released in the US, I believe it had a short run in the UK as the Grandstand Tutor but was identical to the US version.

Anyway, anything Tutor related is crazy hard to come by, so the three carts I have (Loco-Motion, Jungler, Traffic Jam) would probably be my rarest games.

Have a US/JPN modded JVC X'Eye as well but I know a lot more people that have X'Eyes than I do that own Tutors. Still only 10,000 or so X'Eye systems made, far fewer than the other "rare" production consoles that had numbers in the 100,000+ range.

[Sweater Fish Deluxe]

@Sweater Fish: That is one of the funniest pictures i've ever seen. I'm just a bit curious what would actually start up if you were to turn it on like that.

Well, the CD64 isn't actually even connected to the rest of it since it's supposed to connect through the N64's expansion port and the 64DD doesn't pass that through or anything. The Z64+N64+64DD combo all works together great, though. As for the second picture, I actually don't think I ever even tried to see if it worked with the Tristar64 plugged in; I think it would indeed work, though it's a pretty wobbly connection between the Tristar and the Z64.

I just realized that instead of a Famicom cart I should have plugged an NES cart into the Tristar64 through 72-to-60 pin adapter cartridge for the picture. It's too bad I don't have a Famicom disk system as trying to connect that to this through the Tristar would truly be the ultimate.


...word is bondage...

[ProgrammingAce]

@Sweater Fish: That is one of the funniest pictures i've ever seen. I'm just a bit curious what would actually start up if you were to turn it on like that.

Well, the CD64 isn't actually even connected to the rest of it since it's supposed to connect through the N64's expansion port and the 64DD doesn't pass that through or anything. The Z64+N64+64DD combo all works together great, though. As for the second picture, I actually don't think I ever even tried to see if it worked with the Tristar64 plugged in; I think it would indeed work, though it's a pretty wobbly connection between the Tristar and the Z64.

I just realized that instead of a Famicom cart I should have plugged an NES cart into the Tristar64 through 72-to-60 pin adapter cartridge for the picture. It's too bad I don't have a Famicom disk system as trying to connect that to this through the Tristar would truly be the ultimate.


...word is bondage...

If you wanted to go the extra mile, you could always get a wideboy for the n64 slot and have gameboy games playing...

[PDorr3]

rarest system: Neo Geo AES
rarest game: Panzer dragoon saga

[kentuckyfried]

That's some awesome gear, sweaterfish

[cyberfluxor]

According to the rarity guide on DP:
(R6) Prince of Persia 2 - Super Nintendo U.S. release

System:
Well, since I own pretty much the most popular consules, I would guess my Gamegear because it's a handheld I never see anyone playing.

[Rev. Link]

What exactly constitutes a rare system? I have a Neo Geo AES, and a Turbo Duo. Also a Game.com and a Gameking. All of that's complete, of course.

As for games, according to the DP guide my most rare game is Bounty Bob Strikes Back for the Atari 400/800/XE. It's an 8. I also have a handful of 7's and 6's for various other systems.

[Wily]

I guess my only rare game is the Propeller Arena GD plus System Disc 2... the others I've spread around the world

I don't have any rare system left though

[Nesmaster]

System: Super Grafx
Game: Fun n Games SNES, runners up Action 52 and Flintstones 2

That, or my NECG Ewok's Adventure 2600 cart

[ClubNinja]

That, or my NECG Ewok's Adventure 2600 cart

Only 50 or 55 of those out there, depending upon which one of us you ask

[Yamazaki]

Games:

Darius Alpha - PCE
Sapphire and Sylphia both sealed für DUO
all special Hu-Cards except Bomberman User Battle, PC Genjin Special and Power League Gold.

+ a lot of other 100$+ Titles like Bazaru, Madou Monogatari etc
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Ninja Masters - Neo Geo JP





rare Systems:

New Diver-2000 CX-1 Dreamcast, still in the Box.

[aaron7]

System? Hmm... well they are all the same, but they will be rare when I get them all! (NES)... well I guess it would have to be my toploader.

Game? Where to start? NIB Sachen, CIB Miracle Keyboard, any of my bootlegs... I really have no idea.

[noriaki_kakyouin]

Just finished adding the majority of my list (minus the PS1 and PS2 stuff). So according to this site:

Atari 2600 System, 2600 Video Family Console 6

Atari 2600 Scuba Diver 7

[Shaggy_Arcade]

Rarest system? Probably my NUON (N2000). I have two N501's as well. No Toshiba or RCA units though. Although it could also be my Vectrex. I don't know which system would be rarer.

As for rarest games, I'll go by system as I honestly wouldn't know which game would be the rarest of them all.

Arcade:
Balloon and Ballon PCB

Atari 2600:
Threshold

Atari 5200:
Frogger II: Threeedeep! (Boxed, Mint)

Atari 7800:
Cuttle Cart 2. From official releases Rampage or Kung Fu Master

Atari Lynx:
BattleZone 2k
Alpine games

Atari Jaguar:
BattleSphere Classic

NES:
Space Shuttle or Pac-Man. I can't remember if I have the Namco or Tengen version.

NUON:
Samsung Demo Disc (a special one) or The Next Tetris

TI 99/4A:
Star Trek