I'll start; Recently got my hands on a Prototype PS3 controller, with the glowing front button :fire:
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[NERD SHIT INCOMING] What's the coolest pieces of computer / gaming history you own?
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Not really that rare but its a Pokémon sun and moon 2ds
Had an offbrand gameboy and a psp. Had a fun time with 'em. But nothing really tops off the ps2.
I used to play some of these in one sitting because I couldn't find a memory stick anywhere...
I used to play some of these in one sitting because I couldn't find a memory stick anywhere...
Hmm... I still have my very first console, an Atari 7800, plus a ton of 2600 and a few 7800 games. It technically still works, though the little plug where you put the power cord needs re-soldering. I also still have my model 1 Sega Genesis, Atari Jaguar, and OG GameBoy (the brick one) from my childhood. All still work. Also still have a clear NeoGeo Pocket Color from high school that still works, as well as a few games for it. And finally, I used to have a NeoGeo (I regret selling it), but I kept the games I have. So I have The Last Blade and one other game on cartridge, with cases, all in very good condition. All of these are in storage right now.
Yo, the PS3's center button was going to glow? That would have been awesome.chromb wrote:
I'll start; Recently got my hands on a Prototype PS3 controller, with the glowing front button :fire:
I own a steam controller a familiar gave to me since they stopped using, that's about it on weird gadgets.
This old SUN box of floppies from the 90s and mouse (with a ball!).
Floppies are MS-DOS and Windows Server installation as well as some configs, numbered labels I have no clue what they are and many unlabeled.
Also these "high density" floppies are 1.44MB.
I grabbed this at my uni when they dumped it outside, couldn't grab more unfortunately I didn't have a car back then.
Floppies are MS-DOS and Windows Server installation as well as some configs, numbered labels I have no clue what they are and many unlabeled.
Also these "high density" floppies are 1.44MB.
I grabbed this at my uni when they dumped it outside, couldn't grab more unfortunately I didn't have a car back then.
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the sun microsystems mouse goes incredibly hard
I used to have a Nintendo 64 and a bunch of game cartages along with it but I have no idea where they went, used to play them a bunch with my siblings when we were kids.
another is my first mobile device, which is the ipad mini 1, its quite impressive that it still working to this day but its pretty much unusable cause apps are incompatible with the ios version.
another is my first mobile device, which is the ipad mini 1, its quite impressive that it still working to this day but its pretty much unusable cause apps are incompatible with the ios version.
I happened to have a Vtech Vsmile V-Motion with 13 "smartridges" (4 of them being V-Motion games), and a stack of PS2 games (but no PS2 or controller thereof to play them).
I loved using the original years ago. I also have a now dead HP notebook (one from 2008 I think) that had Windows 7 on it. It still has that, even now I think.
I loved using the original years ago. I also have a now dead HP notebook (one from 2008 I think) that had Windows 7 on it. It still has that, even now I think.
I have the original beatmania game (made for the ps1). Not sure if it's that cool to other people, but it certainly is cool to me.
Oh wow, with the controller, too?shiratorxi wrote:
I have the original beatmania game (made for the ps1). Not sure if it's that cool to other people, but it certainly is cool to me.