For me its my Gabriel Knight original Origami box
What an excellent game, especially the talkie version <Jamaican Voice> Gabriel cannot do dat mon </Jamaican Voice Off>
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The rarest computer/console/game you own
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What an excellent game, especially the talkie version <Jamaican Voice> Gabriel cannot do dat mon </Jamaican Voice Off>
Well the rarest things I own are my Vectrex, the Philips MSX2 VG-8280 and I don't really know if this counts but not too many units sold worldwide maybe I should mention my two Amstrad GX4000. Regarding software... Well it has to be my two 2068 zx spectrum emulation cartridges which are hard to get I think...
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bozimmerman
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The rarest thing...
The rarest thing...
Hmm...for hardware I used to think the rarest thing I had was this disk drive for the C65:
I thought it was the only one. However, I've since heard that there might be another floating around. That puts it in a tie with this poor guy:
I'm pretty sure there are only 2 of those also.
For software, how would one even tell?
The rarest thing...
Hmm...for hardware I used to think the rarest thing I had was this disk drive for the C65:
I thought it was the only one. However, I've since heard that there might be another floating around. That puts it in a tie with this poor guy:
I'm pretty sure there are only 2 of those also.
For software, how would one even tell?
TimexSinclair 1510 Cartridge Player and 4 cartridges. Works with TS1000/ZX81 (16K RAM), TS1500 and some clones.
http://www.worldofspectrum.org/timex/ts1510.jpg
http://www.worldofspectrum.org/timex/ts1510.jpg
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SenhorComputador
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here's my list, pick one up
Amiga 1000 - 1985
Amiga 500 c/monitor - 1987
Amiga 500 c/monitor e impressora
Amiga 2000 c/monitor - 1987
Amiga 600 c/ monitor
Amiga 1200
Amiga 1200
Amiga 1200 Avariado
Amiga 4000 - 1992 c/monitor
Amiga CD32
Amiga cdtv
Commodore 64c c/monitor - 1990
Sinclair ZX80 - 1980
Sinclair ZX81 - 1981
Sinclair 48k - 1982
Sinclair 48k + - 1984
Sinclair 128k +2 *dead* - 1986
Sinclair 128k +2 Black - 1986
Sinclair 128k +3 c/monitor *dead* - 1986
Sinclair QL
Atari 1040 STfm c/monitor - 1985
Gameboy - 1989
Game Gear - 1990
Nes - jp 1983, us, 1985, eu 1986
Mega Drive - 1989
Machintosh SE - 1987
Macintosh Performa 5200 - 1995
Macintosh Classic - 1990
Toshiba Toshiba T3300SL/80 - 1991
Toshiba T1200 - 1987
Macintosh IIfx - 1990
Playstation - 1995
Sega Saturn - 1994
Toshiba T3100e - 1988
Mega Drive II - 1993
Super Nintendo - 1992
Macintosh Performa 6400 - 1997
Ibm 5140 - 1986
Apple IIc
Macintosh 512k
Atari 800XL
Atari 260ST
Atari 2600 Wood
Atari 2600 Wood 6 botoes
Atari 2600Junior
Macintosh LCiii
Toshbia 410CDT 1995
Sega Master System - 1985 japão (markiii) 1987 europa
Commodore 64
Commodore 16
Commodore Vic 20
Commodore SX64
Commodore Plus/4
DreamCast
Xbox
Amiga 1000 - 1985
Amiga 500 c/monitor - 1987
Amiga 500 c/monitor e impressora
Amiga 2000 c/monitor - 1987
Amiga 600 c/ monitor
Amiga 1200
Amiga 1200
Amiga 1200 Avariado
Amiga 4000 - 1992 c/monitor
Amiga CD32
Amiga cdtv
Commodore 64c c/monitor - 1990
Sinclair ZX80 - 1980
Sinclair ZX81 - 1981
Sinclair 48k - 1982
Sinclair 48k + - 1984
Sinclair 128k +2 *dead* - 1986
Sinclair 128k +2 Black - 1986
Sinclair 128k +3 c/monitor *dead* - 1986
Sinclair QL
Atari 1040 STfm c/monitor - 1985
Gameboy - 1989
Game Gear - 1990
Nes - jp 1983, us, 1985, eu 1986
Mega Drive - 1989
Machintosh SE - 1987
Macintosh Performa 5200 - 1995
Macintosh Classic - 1990
Toshiba Toshiba T3300SL/80 - 1991
Toshiba T1200 - 1987
Macintosh IIfx - 1990
Playstation - 1995
Sega Saturn - 1994
Toshiba T3100e - 1988
Mega Drive II - 1993
Super Nintendo - 1992
Macintosh Performa 6400 - 1997
Ibm 5140 - 1986
Apple IIc
Macintosh 512k
Atari 800XL
Atari 260ST
Atari 2600 Wood
Atari 2600 Wood 6 botoes
Atari 2600Junior
Macintosh LCiii
Toshbia 410CDT 1995
Sega Master System - 1985 japão (markiii) 1987 europa
Commodore 64
Commodore 16
Commodore Vic 20
Commodore SX64
Commodore Plus/4
DreamCast
Xbox
Luck of the Irish I think as I don't have too much rare stuff
Sega Nomad
Sega SG1000 mk II
Sega WonderMega
mint Amstrad CPC 664
Amstrad 464 plus
Amstrad 6128 plus
CBM Pet
Sony Pocketstation
Sharp X68000
PC Engine Duo
PC Engine LT
Enterprise 64
Acorn Atom
FM Towns Marty II
NEC PC-FX
GBA AGS-101
GBA micro
Sega Nomad
Sega SG1000 mk II
Sega WonderMega
mint Amstrad CPC 664
Amstrad 464 plus
Amstrad 6128 plus
CBM Pet
Sony Pocketstation
Sharp X68000
PC Engine Duo
PC Engine LT
Enterprise 64
Acorn Atom
FM Towns Marty II
NEC PC-FX
GBA AGS-101
GBA micro
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Lol sadly I don't 
Rarest game I own is ninja five-o which worked out at over £30 per hour of gameplay
Oh also have a working jag CD if that's considered rare?
Rarest game I own is ninja five-o which worked out at over £30 per hour of gameplay
Oh also have a working jag CD if that's considered rare?
OoZic
New member
Here we go with an almost complete list:
Consoles:
Amstrad:
GX-4000
Atari:
CX2600-A (Darth Vader edition)
2600jr (big color logo)
2600jr (small color logo)
Atari XE
CBS:
Colecovision
Coleco:
Gemini
Commodore:
Commodore CDTV (68030 14mhz + 4mb +SCSI)
Commodore Amiga CD32 + Communicator
Conic:
4A8 boxed (with some sealed cartridges)
M1200 boxed
Magnavox (= Philips):
CDi 5000
Mattel:
Intellivision
Intellivision II
MB (Smith Engineering):
Vectrex
Microsoft:
Xbox
Xbox Crystal
Xbox 360
NEC:
PC-engine
Nintendo:
FamiCom boxed
FamiCom clone boxed (grey one, looks almost real, brand unknown)
NES
NES Action Set (boxed)
SNES
N64 (+ Doctor V64)
N64 (Pokemon edition boxed)
GameCube (black)
Gamecube (blue)
Wii
Wii-U
Ormatu:
Video Spelcomputer 2001 (with 3 cartridges sealed)
Panasonic (3DO):
FZ-1
FZ-10
Philips (pong):
Las Vegas (ES 2208.)
TeleSpiel (ES 2201)
Odessey 200
Odessey 2100
Philips:
VideoPac G7000
VideoPac G7400
Philips (CDi):
CDi 210
CDi 220 (Matchline) with video-cartridge
CDi 450
CDi 470
Sega:
Sega Master System Power Base
Sega master System II Power Base
Megadrive
Megadrive II
Megadrive + Mega-CD II
Megadrive (gamepad with 6 build-in games)
Dreamcast
Saturn
SNK:
Neo-Geo CD
Neo-Geo X Gold
Sony:
Playstation 1
Playstation 2
Playstation 2 Slim
Playstation 3 CEX 3.55 + OtherOS
Playstation 3 DEX PS3ITA
Playstation 4
Family Studia sketch titler (don't know where to put it else)
TXC:
Micro Genius (FamiCom clone)
handheld Consoles:
Atari:
Lynx
Conny:
M2
Dingoo:
A320 (white)
A330 (black + seperate controller)
GamePark Holdings:
GP2X-F100
GP2X-F200
GP2X-WIZ (metallic red with silver front)
Letcool:
N350JP
Nintendo:
1x GameBoy (+ Giant carrying case + printer)
1x GameBoy (black, I do have more colors)
5x GameBoy Color (light and dark green, turquoise, red (+ magnify glass) and dark blue)
1x Gameboy mini (metallic red)
2x GameBoy Advance (transparant and dark blue)
1x GameBoy Advance SP (silver)
1x Nintendo DS (metallic light blue) + DS Supercard
1x Nintendo DS Lite (pink)
1x Pokemon Mini (green)
1x Pokemon mini (blue, boxed)
Nokia:
N-Gage QD (Handheld with phone functionallity is what I call it)
OpenPandora:
Pandora
Sega:
GameGear (black)
GameGear (yellow, with TV tuner add-on)
Nomad
SNK:
Neo Geo Pocket
Neo Geo Pocket Color (black)
Neo Geo Pocket Color (metallic light blue)
Sony:
PSP-1000
PSP-3000 (piano black)
PSVita
Home-Computers:
A-EON:
AmigaOne X1000 (4GB ram, 60GB SSD, Catweazel MKII, Club3D 7750 RoyalQueen + Ubuntu Remix)
Acorn:
Acorn Electron
Acorn BBC + Cumana's Dual Disk Drive
Apple:
Mac M0001P
Mac IIC + 2 floppy unit + screen
Mac IICX
Mac LCII
Mac SE
Mac Performa 400
PowerMac 7100/80
Powerbook 145
iMac (Bondi Blue)
iMac (orange)
iMac (Red)
iMac (green)
iMac G4 (with Apple Pro speakers (=Harman Kardon))
Imagewriter printer
Imagewriter II printer
Stylewriter printer
Daisy Wheel printer
M0130 external floppy drive (400k)
A2M2053 external floppy drive (800k)
PowerCD ext. SCSI CD drive (with box and papers), still in use with my audio system. Bought originally for my Amiga A3000UX.
Atari:
65XE
130XE
800XE
800XL
260ST
512ST
1040ST
1010 data-cassette-recorder
XC12 data-cassette-recorder
Atari ABC 286/30 PC
Atari SH205 external Hard Drive
Atari Megafile 20 external Hard Drive
Canon:
V-20 MSX
Commodore:
Vic20
C64 (boxed)
C64 new model
SX64 (missing keyboard)
C16
C116
C232 (very rare)
C128
C128D
Amiga 1000 EUR modell (with Commodore logo)
Amiga 1000 USA modell (with only Amiga logo) + 220V-110V converter
Amiga 500
Amiga 500+
Amiga 2000 (with P5 Blizzard 2060/SCSI + 128mb, 2mb chipram, Indivision C=A2320 FF, Picollo SD64 and USB 1.1 card)
Amiga 3000UX (with CyberVision64, Cyberstorm MKII 060 +128mb, 256mb ZorRam, Deneb USB2, Mediator, Voodoo 3000, RTL8039, SB128.)
Amiga 4000 (with CyberStorm MKII + 128mb, CyberVision64/3D and USB 1.1 card)
Amiga 600 (68030 42mhz + 4mb + USB 1.1)
Amiga 1200 (with Blizzard 1230 card + SCSI)
Amiga 1200 Infinity Tower (with Blizzard 1260 card + SCSI)
MPS-801 printer (boxed)
VIC-1525 printer (boxed)
1541 floppy drive
1541 II floppy drive
1520 printer (in foam)
1530 data-cassette-recorder (boxed)
1531 (black) data-cassette-recorder (boxed)
MPS-803 printer (boxed)
BTX decoder modul II (kind of modem for teletext and needed a second monitor)
Magic Voice cartridge
1750 Ram Expansion module (for the C128.)
A520 modulator
A1010 floppy drive
A1011 floppy drive (boxed)
Commodore 286-LT laptop
GoldStar:
FC-200
Laser:
Laser 110
Laser 310
Laser 500
Mattel:
Aquarius
Mitsubishi:
MLF-80
Oric:
Oric 1
Panasonic:
CF-2700
Philips:
P2000T
VideoWriter 4160
Philips (MSX):
VG-8032
V6-8010
V6-8020
NMS-8220
NMS-8245
NMS-8250
Proton:
Proton PC-1
Schneider:
CPC 464 with build in cassette drive
Euro PC
Sharp:
MZ-80A
MZ-700
MZ-800 cassette
MZ-800 floppy
Sinclair:
ZX-81 + 16k module + thermic printer (1st I ever printed at home (complete sort of Pacman list in basic) was on this printer)
ZX-Spectrum 16k
ZX-Spectrum 48k
ZX-Spectrum +
ZX-Spectrum +2 128k
Sinclair QL
PC-200
A weird ZX-Spectrum in a special made case with heavy PSU, Sony MSX Datasette and MicroDrive and about 8 3.5mm connectors. Unknown what they are for. Maybe for audio
Sony MSX:
HB-10P
HB-75P
HB-201P
HB-501P (with floppy, printer, bitcorder and 2 Sony joysticks)
F9P
F700P
F700D
SpectraVideo
SVI Xpress
Tandy
TRS-80 (with original catalogue donated by @Mr.Dutch from www.playstationhax.it, thanks !!)
TRS-80 Colour Computer 2 64K
Texas Instruments:
TI-99
Toshiba:
HX-10
List is for 90% complete I think
Here is a list of the LCD handheld games I have:
http://www.handheldempire.com/member/user.jsp?user=587
Now that one is maybe for 50% complete, have to find time to make a better list......
Consoles:
Amstrad:
GX-4000
Atari:
CX2600-A (Darth Vader edition)
2600jr (big color logo)
2600jr (small color logo)
Atari XE
CBS:
Colecovision
Coleco:
Gemini
Commodore:
Commodore CDTV (68030 14mhz + 4mb +SCSI)
Commodore Amiga CD32 + Communicator
Conic:
4A8 boxed (with some sealed cartridges)
M1200 boxed
Magnavox (= Philips):
CDi 5000
Mattel:
Intellivision
Intellivision II
MB (Smith Engineering):
Vectrex
Microsoft:
Xbox
Xbox Crystal
Xbox 360
NEC:
PC-engine
Nintendo:
FamiCom boxed
FamiCom clone boxed (grey one, looks almost real, brand unknown)
NES
NES Action Set (boxed)
SNES
N64 (+ Doctor V64)
N64 (Pokemon edition boxed)
GameCube (black)
Gamecube (blue)
Wii
Wii-U
Ormatu:
Video Spelcomputer 2001 (with 3 cartridges sealed)
Panasonic (3DO):
FZ-1
FZ-10
Philips (pong):
Las Vegas (ES 2208.)
TeleSpiel (ES 2201)
Odessey 200
Odessey 2100
Philips:
VideoPac G7000
VideoPac G7400
Philips (CDi):
CDi 210
CDi 220 (Matchline) with video-cartridge
CDi 450
CDi 470
Sega:
Sega Master System Power Base
Sega master System II Power Base
Megadrive
Megadrive II
Megadrive + Mega-CD II
Megadrive (gamepad with 6 build-in games)
Dreamcast
Saturn
SNK:
Neo-Geo CD
Neo-Geo X Gold
Sony:
Playstation 1
Playstation 2
Playstation 2 Slim
Playstation 3 CEX 3.55 + OtherOS
Playstation 3 DEX PS3ITA
Playstation 4
Family Studia sketch titler (don't know where to put it else)
TXC:
Micro Genius (FamiCom clone)
handheld Consoles:
Atari:
Lynx
Conny:
M2
Dingoo:
A320 (white)
A330 (black + seperate controller)
GamePark Holdings:
GP2X-F100
GP2X-F200
GP2X-WIZ (metallic red with silver front)
Letcool:
N350JP
Nintendo:
1x GameBoy (+ Giant carrying case + printer)
1x GameBoy (black, I do have more colors)
5x GameBoy Color (light and dark green, turquoise, red (+ magnify glass) and dark blue)
1x Gameboy mini (metallic red)
2x GameBoy Advance (transparant and dark blue)
1x GameBoy Advance SP (silver)
1x Nintendo DS (metallic light blue) + DS Supercard
1x Nintendo DS Lite (pink)
1x Pokemon Mini (green)
1x Pokemon mini (blue, boxed)
Nokia:
N-Gage QD (Handheld with phone functionallity is what I call it)
OpenPandora:
Pandora
Sega:
GameGear (black)
GameGear (yellow, with TV tuner add-on)
Nomad
SNK:
Neo Geo Pocket
Neo Geo Pocket Color (black)
Neo Geo Pocket Color (metallic light blue)
Sony:
PSP-1000
PSP-3000 (piano black)
PSVita
Home-Computers:
A-EON:
AmigaOne X1000 (4GB ram, 60GB SSD, Catweazel MKII, Club3D 7750 RoyalQueen + Ubuntu Remix)
Acorn:
Acorn Electron
Acorn BBC + Cumana's Dual Disk Drive
Apple:
Mac M0001P
Mac IIC + 2 floppy unit + screen
Mac IICX
Mac LCII
Mac SE
Mac Performa 400
PowerMac 7100/80
Powerbook 145
iMac (Bondi Blue)
iMac (orange)
iMac (Red)
iMac (green)
iMac G4 (with Apple Pro speakers (=Harman Kardon))
Imagewriter printer
Imagewriter II printer
Stylewriter printer
Daisy Wheel printer
M0130 external floppy drive (400k)
A2M2053 external floppy drive (800k)
PowerCD ext. SCSI CD drive (with box and papers), still in use with my audio system. Bought originally for my Amiga A3000UX.
Atari:
65XE
130XE
800XE
800XL
260ST
512ST
1040ST
1010 data-cassette-recorder
XC12 data-cassette-recorder
Atari ABC 286/30 PC
Atari SH205 external Hard Drive
Atari Megafile 20 external Hard Drive
Canon:
V-20 MSX
Commodore:
Vic20
C64 (boxed)
C64 new model
SX64 (missing keyboard)
C16
C116
C232 (very rare)
C128
C128D
Amiga 1000 EUR modell (with Commodore logo)
Amiga 1000 USA modell (with only Amiga logo) + 220V-110V converter
Amiga 500
Amiga 500+
Amiga 2000 (with P5 Blizzard 2060/SCSI + 128mb, 2mb chipram, Indivision C=A2320 FF, Picollo SD64 and USB 1.1 card)
Amiga 3000UX (with CyberVision64, Cyberstorm MKII 060 +128mb, 256mb ZorRam, Deneb USB2, Mediator, Voodoo 3000, RTL8039, SB128.)
Amiga 4000 (with CyberStorm MKII + 128mb, CyberVision64/3D and USB 1.1 card)
Amiga 600 (68030 42mhz + 4mb + USB 1.1)
Amiga 1200 (with Blizzard 1230 card + SCSI)
Amiga 1200 Infinity Tower (with Blizzard 1260 card + SCSI)
MPS-801 printer (boxed)
VIC-1525 printer (boxed)
1541 floppy drive
1541 II floppy drive
1520 printer (in foam)
1530 data-cassette-recorder (boxed)
1531 (black) data-cassette-recorder (boxed)
MPS-803 printer (boxed)
BTX decoder modul II (kind of modem for teletext and needed a second monitor)
Magic Voice cartridge
1750 Ram Expansion module (for the C128.)
A520 modulator
A1010 floppy drive
A1011 floppy drive (boxed)
Commodore 286-LT laptop
GoldStar:
FC-200
Laser:
Laser 110
Laser 310
Laser 500
Mattel:
Aquarius
Mitsubishi:
MLF-80
Oric:
Oric 1
Panasonic:
CF-2700
Philips:
P2000T
VideoWriter 4160
Philips (MSX):
VG-8032
V6-8010
V6-8020
NMS-8220
NMS-8245
NMS-8250
Proton:
Proton PC-1
Schneider:
CPC 464 with build in cassette drive
Euro PC
Sharp:
MZ-80A
MZ-700
MZ-800 cassette
MZ-800 floppy
Sinclair:
ZX-81 + 16k module + thermic printer (1st I ever printed at home (complete sort of Pacman list in basic) was on this printer)
ZX-Spectrum 16k
ZX-Spectrum 48k
ZX-Spectrum +
ZX-Spectrum +2 128k
Sinclair QL
PC-200
A weird ZX-Spectrum in a special made case with heavy PSU, Sony MSX Datasette and MicroDrive and about 8 3.5mm connectors. Unknown what they are for. Maybe for audio
Sony MSX:
HB-10P
HB-75P
HB-201P
HB-501P (with floppy, printer, bitcorder and 2 Sony joysticks)
F9P
F700P
F700D
SpectraVideo
SVI Xpress
Tandy
TRS-80 (with original catalogue donated by @Mr.Dutch from www.playstationhax.it, thanks !!)
TRS-80 Colour Computer 2 64K
Texas Instruments:
TI-99
Toshiba:
HX-10
List is for 90% complete I think
Here is a list of the LCD handheld games I have:
http://www.handheldempire.com/member/user.jsp?user=587
Now that one is maybe for 50% complete, have to find time to make a better list......
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Not really rare but pretty hard to find now in my country. I own an CDTV and Amiga 3000D fully working in perfect condition almost like new. Also I have a working Amiga 1000 boxed and I guess that Amstrad cpc 664 is not easy to find too.
Jeez OoZic, is your home a museum?! Very impressive. I suppose my rarest is The Punisher for the Megadrive, well, it's the less rarer Genesis version but it does still have the sealed transfers that came with. I do have a legit megadrive game where the label was stuck upside down, maybe that's rare?
That happened a lot on floppy disks. I had loads of ST and Amiga originals with the labels applied upside down.. Very annoying when they were the labelled that had the game titles on the edge so you could read them in a disk box. Don't think I have any carts with labels upside down though.
@OoZic, that is an impressive collection. Looking at the images that is no living room or study you have there. Is it a specially built room? Garage or barn?
@OoZic, that is an impressive collection. Looking at the images that is no living room or study you have there. Is it a specially built room? Garage or barn?
Not a computer, but I think it's quite rare: VIC-1020.
I have somewhat rare SX-64 and 64 GS (which I introduced to Petro Tyschtschenko last autumn) and Amiga 600 HD/40. Atleast the badge are quite rare, I have never seen another one... It has a very loud 40 Mb hard disk inside. :-D
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