OEM OG's: Show 'em that hardware

[RIK-C-137]

Cold representing that original hardware flavor.

My collection and it's history (visuals later):

-Dead homies:
Atari 2600, maybe the VCS? Stolen ~1996
Genesis model 2, christmas... 93? Stolen with the Atari.

-MIA:
Genesis model 3, bought by my father because he felt bad about the loss of the model 2. In a friend's storage, maybe. Sega arcade gamepad

-Reserve duty:
Sega Saturn, I think the second model, with the circular buttons, 3d controller and the basic one. Last I plugged it in there was a grounding issue resulting in terrible hum. Hopefully it's just the RF cable.

-Ride or Dies:
PS2 slim, don't remember the exact model, but last I checked it was the last model that included the SATA port on the motherboard. Black (x2?), crystal green, and silver dual shocks

360E: Winchester. Still uncracked (an exploit was recently disocvered! Maybe another five years and it will get sorted out), but reliable.

I would like to start collecting, but the list of original hardware worth pursuing is pretty short, for me.

What is everybody else working with?

 

[Eclipse14]

Not Pictured: Model 1 SNES (In use, and refused to disconnect for the photos), Model 2 Genesis (Boxed, kept for 32X usage).

 

[RIK-C-137]

CDX is so on my want list

What's the white piece on top of the xbox?

 

[Eclipse14]

What's the white piece on top of the xbox?

NES-101, known as the Top Loader.

 

[RIK-C-137]

First time I've ever seen one, wow

 

[Stingy Perry]

Those things aren’t just gaming machines they’re pieces of history.

 

[DunkeyKong]

I just love seeing other people's hardware! It was so amazing to see so many collection and history

 

[Sayo]

I hope you guys are clearing your EXIF data.

 

[RIK-C-137]

Psh, like I let any substantial info get tagged in the first place.

It's down there...

There he is.

Compatibility issues?

Mission Control feat.

 

[Waffles]

I pictured several of mine on this article.