What systems do you have

[totalgridlock]

Nowhere near as many as other people here, but:

Nintendo NES
Nintendo SNES
Nintendo 64 (dark gray)
Nintendo GameCube (purple)
Nintendo GameBoy Advance SP (classic NES version)
Nintendo DS Lite (black)
Sony PlayStation 2 Slim (black)
Sony PSP Slim (black) (on timeshare with my brother)
Microsoft Xbox 360 (premium version)

Not counting the several PCs I have lying around set up for different eras - one current XP Crysis-ready machine, one Win98 machine and one DOS machine for when I'm feeling particularly retro.

There used to be more, including PS1 (replaced with PS2), GB, GB Pocket and GB Color (replaced with GBA SP), Mega Drive (sold... big mistake) and Commodore Plus/4 (died and sadly missed).  Definately going to pick up another MD and Plus/4 at some point.

[Sirgin]

Mega Drive (sold... big mistake)

Never sell systems (even when another system can replace it, like: GBC & GBA) because sometime in the future you'll always regret doing so

[logical123]

Mega Drive (sold... big mistake)

Never sell systems (even when another system can replace it, like: GBC & GBA) because sometime in the future you'll always regret doing so

Amen to that! 

Or, never destroy systems. You'll regret that too. (I miss my original GBA, GBC Pokemon Special Edition, and Genesis 3) 

Personally, I have never sold a system, but I have 'killed' some. 

[Sirgin]

Or, never destroy systems. You'll regret that too. (I miss my original GBA, GBC Pokemon Special Edition, and Genesis 3) 

You destroyed all of those? And if yes, how?

[logical123]

Or, never destroy systems. You'll regret that too. (I miss my original GBA, GBC Pokemon Special Edition, and Genesis 3) 

You destroyed all of those? And if yes, how?

Game Boy Advance: Got pissed cause I kept dying on Sonic Advance, and I hurled it to the floor.
Game Boy Color: Platinum Pokemon Special Edition: Can a GBC survive a 27 ft drop? NO, IT CAN'T!!
Genesis 3: Still works, but is missing the case and has a/v out mod. I was going to try making a ben heck protable out of it.

[Sirgin]

Can a GBC survive a 27 ft drop? NO, IT CAN'T!!

These newer systems are truly good for nothing. How can these manufacturers expect us to have fate in them if they keep producing these feeble machines?!?

You and I both know the original Game Boy could survive a 27 ft drop without even breaking a sweat.
I'm sure that if there'd be some serious research done, you'd find that with every generation, these things get weaker and weaker.

In the not so distant future we'll have to be careful not to let our handhelds fall on a pillow 1 ft below

[logical123]

Can a GBC survive a 27 ft drop? NO, IT CAN'T!!

These newer systems are truly good for nothing. How can these manufacturers expect us to have fate in them if they keep producing these feeble machines?!?

You and I both know the original Game Boy could survive a 27 ft drop without even breaking a sweat.
I'm sure that if there'd be some serious research done, you'd find that with every generation, these things get weaker and weaker.

In the not so distant future we'll have to be careful not to let our handhelds fall on a pillow 1 ft below

Now, the GBC was a piece of ddodle. But!... My friend and I had a different GBC and we submerged it in water, torched it, burnt it, kickied, dropped bricks on it, and even took axes to it. And it still worked. Guess what killed it... blowing it up with octane booster!

[stang_crazy]

i currently have

PS1
PS2
PS3
PSP
genesis (1st model)
genesis (2nd model)
GBA
ds lite
N64
gamecube

wanting to get rid of the ps1, and the 2 genesis though

[modest9797]

You and I both know the original Game Boy could survive a 27 ft drop without even breaking a sweat.

It could survive a blast from a shotgun.

[Tan]

You and I both know the original Game Boy could survive a 27 ft drop without even breaking a sweat.

It could survive a blast from a shotgun.

That's a relative statement though. Sure it could stand a .410 loaded with #8 birdshot at say 30 feet, it may even still work. A 12 gauge with buckshot at 10 feet would obliterate it and you'd never find all of the pieces.

[Tan]

Mega Drive (sold... big mistake)

Never sell systems (even when another system can replace it, like: GBC & GBA) because sometime in the future you'll always regret doing so

Amen to that! 

Or, never destroy systems. You'll regret that too. (I miss my original GBA, GBC Pokemon Special Edition, and Genesis 3) 

Personally, I have never sold a system, but I have 'killed' some. 

You mean like this Pentium II that had the tenacity to die before it's time? 

If a metal cased (which 10 years ago were built like tanks) PC couldn't survive a 12 guage with double buck or 20 gauge using 3" magnums, what chance does a plastic Game Boy have?

[Sirgin]

@Tan: Haha, that was actually you who shot that PC?

Trying to vent the frustration, I'm sure PC's give too much trouble, consoles are the way to go

[Tan]

@Tan: Haha, that was actually you who shot that PC?

Trying to vent the frustration, I'm sure PC's give too much trouble, consoles are the way to go

Three of us actually. It wasn't my PC, but I knew what was coming when on a day of clay shooting he threw the tower into the back of the truck to bring with us. 

[Kollision]

Atari 2600
Sega Master System 1, Tec Toy
Sega Mega Drive 1, Japanese
Sega Genesis 1, US
Sega CD 2, US
Sega 32X, US
Sega Saturn, Tectoy
Sega Dreamcast, US
NES, US
SNES, US
NEC Turbo Duo RX, JAP
Playstation, US
Playstation 2, US
Playstation 3, US

[otaku]

Saturn-round buttons
Genesis model 1
Genesis Model 3 complete
Sega CD 2
PSone
Pstwo
Dreamcast
PSP fatty
PSP Slim star wars
Gameboy color
gameboy advance
Nintendo ds lite
Xbox
Xbox 360 premium
Neo geo pocket color (2 of em)

I believe that is all..??