What do you have for Vintage Video Game systems?

[Electronic M]

Well a College buddy got me back into vintage gaming again.

Wound up getting an Xbox, a MIB Coleco, a X32 expansion module for my Genesis, and my Atari 2600 is working again.

With the MIB Coleco I was able to test the other one I had and after determining it worked I gave it to my buddy, who has been really enjoying it since getting the power brick and some accessories like the Atari 2600 game adapter.

He also figured out what was wrong with the Atari...I put a chip in backwards while doing cleaning years back. Much to our surprise the chip worked when reinstalled properly! Man did they make solid chips back in the day.

[zenith2134]

came across my vintage games recently. 1 SNES system with piles of games which I had to replace the 10v power adapter on, 1 NES with the gun that only works with CRT displays, not as many games for that one, and a SEGA genesis with only a few games.
Sold my Nintendo 64, PS2 and Atari 2600 on Craigslist, with everything included. Used my PS1 as a CD player for awhile and still have it.

I use a mint-condition Sanyo 19" color with the metal cabinet (built in 1977) for all of my retro games. It seems to work the best out of all my old color tv's for this purpose.