Retro console and games thread

phatboy said:
i want a mega cd 1 ssooooo much. just cant find a sensibly priced one :(
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this one was in my shed, i think somebody gave it to my dad years ago and just stuck it in the shed,its got abit rust on the arm that is attached to the lid and abit on the bottom snes but seems to work fine.I am just gonna polish the plastic with some wd40 and get it looking nice and new
 
Been a busy month already for me:

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All this, plus a Gamecube, memory card, and controller that isn't pictured.
 
Back in the days of the MEGACD was there any copy protection on games? Just, I noticed at NERG that the games for the various systems like the 3DO and CD-I were all on CD-R's :D
 
Just finished setting up me consoles on cabinet my brother gave me and it looks loads better now and easier to play, just need a good CRT and to sort plugs out and i will be sorted.

 
pingwing said:
If you don't mind me asking the boxed Zelda's how much were each?? Very cool selection too :cool:
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£45 for A Link To The Past
£24 for Ocarina of Time
£28 for Majora's Mask

Probably could have paid a lot less for unboxed versions, but I wanted decent boxed versions for my Zelda collection.
 
I'm really tempted by a SNES and Zelda still. Ideally I'd like to grab one mega cheap from a boot sale cause they seem to fetch a fair few quid still on eBay.
 
Mucky_Pup said:
£45 for A Link To The Past
£24 for Ocarina of Time
£28 for Majora's Mask

Probably could have paid a lot less for unboxed versions, but I wanted decent boxed versions for my Zelda collection.
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Not bad its about what I paid for link to the past and was a bit curious to know on the other two (as boxed ott is a bit of a pain to get).

Zelda boxes are cool :)
 
What is the going rate for the PD30 TV's? There is one about an hours drive away going for £40 and I'm wondering if it's worth the drive and cash.

Also picking up a NES today, so excited as it was our first console although we had the jap famicon version as that seems to be what was available in South Africa.
 
timmothy said:
What is the going rate for the PD30 TV's? There is one about an hours drive away going for £40 and I'm wondering if it's worth the drive and cash.

Also picking up a NES today, so excited as it was our first console although we had the jap famicon version as that seems to be what was available in South Africa.
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thats not bad for a PD30 tbh. i was lucky enough to inherit mine but other people i know who have got one have piad 40-60 quid
 
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