Cone - Portable Game Systems

Discussion in 'Member Game Collections' started by Cone, Mar 13, 2008.

  1. Cone

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    To contrast my collection of development tools, I have quite a collection of portable gaming systems.

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    By manufacturer:

    Nintendo: Gameboy, Gameboy Pocket, Gameboy Color, 2x Gameboy Advance, Gameboy Advance SP, Nintendo DS. I don't have a DS Lite, or Gameboy Mini yet.

    SNK: Neo Geo Pocket, Neo Geo Pocket Color.

    Bandia: Wonderswan, Wonderswan Color (Final Fantasy 1 SE). I don't have a Swan Crystal, since I didn't see the point.

    Sega: VMU. I don't have Game Gear or Nomad, and I'm not really planning to get one.

    Tapwave: Zodiac

    Game Park: GP32. I don't have a GP2x yet.

    Sony: PSP

    JXD: 301 (A neat little device that plays audio and video files, as well as the odd NES, SNES, and Neo Geo game)

    Apple: iPod... 'cause I needed to fill a spot. :)

    Unknown: Game Axe (A "Portable" NES), Cybiko (POS!)

    I want to point out the Game Axe again, since it's pretty ridiculous. It takes 6 AA batteries that last maybe 2 hours, and it's ... uh... portable.

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    It actually has a Famicom cart port on it, and they're smaller. To use a NES cart though, you need an adapter. That, and it's pretty ridiculous.
     
  2. graciano1337

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    haha, portable nes! nice collection.
     
  3. XxHennersXx

    XxHennersXx I post here on the toilet sometimes.

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    to the game axe's credit, it was roughly the size of a game gear...

    as for the cybiko, it was manufactored by Cybiko. I liked it, I was programming for it and modding it. :)
     
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    i just like the nes cartridge sticking out of it!
     
  5. Tatsujin

    Tatsujin Officer at Arms

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    the game axe looks quite dusty!! haha^^
     
  6. Cone

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    Yeah, you can tell I use it often. :)
     
  7. Cone

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    I really disliked the buttons. :). But yeah, at the time I picked one up, I was already well in to working on the Gameboys, so my opinions were certainly tainted. The fact that such a device exists really is worth noting. A low cost wireless open platform in retail.

    Wikipedia'ing it, I didn't realize the range it's radio had. Nearly a quarter of a mile. Very nice.
     
  8. XxHennersXx

    XxHennersXx I post here on the toilet sometimes.

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    also for it's time, christmas 1999 I believe. I had an AIM platform for it but to use it I had to have a cybiko hooked up to a PC and thatwould transmit the messages to my cybiko. Not useful but cool.
     
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    When you use the pirated cart (5, 10, 100, 1000 in one) then you do not need to use the adapter and the cart fit in the slot :eek:)
     
  10. Cone

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    Ah, but being legit is funnier. :)
     
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  12. Cone

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    True, GameGear too. I'm not too concerned though. Lynx didn't really have many games, and the other two had perfectly usable consoles. If I do come across them, and have the money to burn, I totally will. :D
     
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    retro Resigned from mod duty 15 March 2018

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    Very nice collection!

    Ahh, Lynx had some great games, what ya talking about? I spent WAAAYYY too long playing Chip's Challenge!
     
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