What are the rarest or most unique things you have in your collection? Maybe share a pic, and/or tell us about them. It doesn't have to be a dick measuring contest. Maybe the rarest thing you have isn't all that rare. Perhaps you have something absolutely insane. Tell us about it.
>>12098457I have a few rare things like the green button steel battalion controller, bobby prince Doom Music, neotokyo cd ost, but some less rare and fun stuff like the yujin gradriel figure (not 1.5ver)
>>12098457About 12/13 years ago I sold my copies of Little Red Hood and Raid 2020, probably the rarest things I had.
>>12098457I own an Atari 2800 but it's not functional (I gotta replace the controller ports) so that's the rarest thing in general I own. I recently got a Heavy Sixer 2600 for a really good price (wanna say $65 but it could've been $70) and it works like a dream.
>>12098457Not sure whats considered "rare" and not just in-demand pricey anymore, but stuff that probably isn't that common to come across that I know I have, includes Bomberman 93 Special Version for PC-Engine, Drowned God on PC, a FamicomBox with like 10 carts, that one Little Howie PC game that I have seen youtubers claim is "le heckin lost media!", a Starlight Foundation GameCube hospital cart unit thing, a controller from a Nintendo Super System arcade machine, some random arcade pcbs like Dark Adventure and Fantasia Best 50, some Atari carts like Beat em & Eat em, Stronghold and Glib, a book written and autographed by Ralph Baer whom I met in the early 2000s, a Sharp NES TV, some Nintendo retail representative employee items like a clip board and water bottle (I know someone who worked as one for 25 years and also gave me some not for resale N64 games), the Time-Out versions of Fire and Flagman Game&Watch and a bootleg PC-Engine Shuttle (PC-Boy) that was sold in Europe.
My old MAS stick, probably.
>>12098989I wanna say maybe 10 or so years ago at a flea market, this guy had a bunch of junk just spread out on the ground on the grass and dirt. He had a heavy sixer just sitting there in a tangle of wires on the ground and I got it for 2 dollars.(though he made me may him 4 for the power adapter there with it)
>>12099231>Heavy Sixer for $4 Unironically jealous. Though a Heavy Sixer on 2024 eBay for $65 was amazing to me. I almost hesitated because I thought it was a scam or something kek. I assumed it worked?
>>12098457Dicing Knight (no period) complete in box. I also have Dicing Knight. CIB, but even though that's rare as fuck, the period-less one is much rarer. There were probably only a few dozen produced. There are no dumps online. My save battery is dead on both so I can tell much of a difference, but sans-period seems to be more of a beta. The map screen has no details, and I think the hunger gauge depletes faster? Idk though
>>12098457>Rarest in you collectionI have a collection of posts made by non ESLs. Only a few dozen were ever made.
>>12099186>a Starlight Foundation GameCube hospital cartthat thing is infested with 100 cancer ridden souls
The first ROMhack made for Journey to Silius, only about 10 copies were made for an event and it was never dumped as a ROM/patch fileIt's not worth anything though and the romhack is nothing special (just gives you all weapons plus some palette changes)
4 brand new OEM N64 analog stick module replacements.
i have a pinball table i built and coded myself :3
>>12098457I used to have a complete Sega Master System collection. Now I just have the stuff I actually play like Phantasy Star, Golvellius, and a few others, but they're worth a few bob.>>12099923That's sick, did you follow a tutorial online, or learn from someone? I would be keen to have a look into it. I was recently reading up on the maths behind the discrete logic that pong was programmed in for a bit of fun.
Don't really have anything unique or rare. Closest thing is probably a c64 sport bag.
>>12098457I've got a sega wondermega. I don't know if its the rarest but its probably the most expensive. Unfortunately its broken. The few retro repair plaves I've contacted refuse to touch it. The mega cd aide doesn't power on and it doesn't output sound. Id like to be able to repair this myself but the diagonosis is beyond my skill level concerning the electronics repair.. one day, it'll be up and running again.
>>12099939Nice, its a bit scratched up but still very expensive and rare.you should probably look up if there are any "capacitor kit packs" for the system and recap the system to see if that fixes it.
I got a copy of stunt racer 64. This is pretty rare. I keep this one in a reprint box which isn't worth showing.The reprint box gives my a sorta faux cib experience
>12099945 # I found one guy on twitter who had the same breakdown on a sega wodermega.He successfully repaired his. On mine, I remember the soundchip was showing signs of nearly death when it was still working. Mutli channel music tracks were out of sync. It was apparent when I was playing sonic 2 and the music didn't sound right. This console was also modded by its orignal owner in japan to output rgb and it has a region switch.. i got it for a steal too. $299. Nowadays people want 3k for em.
Uh, the steel battalion controller and a 20" PVM, I paid 30 bucks for each of them.I've never really been interested in collecting shit like games. There are a few consoles I should've probably bought when they were cheap though, like the Virtual boy and the Vectrex.
>>12099970Original xbox is great to collect for. Many games are $20. The steel battalion controllers are valuable indeed. I just saw one go on an ebay lisiting with a reay ncie games bundle. The winning bid edned at about $384 + $154 shipping. With the games bundle it was honestly a good deal as those controllera can fetch $600+ alone. Some ebay buyer should be happy with that out there.
>>12099947I had a chance to get this for 3 dollars and my FUCKING RETARDED ASS put it back and got Wizardry 5 on snes instead.
>>12099590I helped their souls pass on to the next life. I sit in a chair near it and jack off and nobody wants to see that, living or dead.
>>12100410lol
>>12099906Legit jealous.
Probably Star Fox Super Weekend and the Panasonic Q.
I got this Sega Saturn 3d pad for Dreamcast. It's basically a normal black oem 3d pad from the factory, but the attachment cartridge in back houses a board and cord for Dreamcast instead. It's pretty fucking awesome. The only downside is there's no rumble. I saw it on a Indonesian auction site and bought it through a third party service for probably 40-50 bucks in total.
>>12098457Nothing too crazy but:- Virtual Boy console (got for $30)- Silent Hill 3 (got for like $10)Neither of which are "rare", just expensive
>>12098457Right now I've been buying up copies of a cheap but not too overly produced game specifically to destroy them. I can get copies for about $5, and I've managed to keep this quiet long enough that only now is the stock issue being noticed and people are raising prices a bit. In about a decade there'll probably be somewhere in the realm of 5000 copies left if I keep at my current pace, so that'll probably end up being my rarest game. Won't say it for obvious reasons.
-a dreamcast "PS/2 to DC" chinese adapter, with a cheap but compatible pc PS/2 laser mouse. not "rare" but very uncommon.
>>12098457I have this gold "Zelda" edition Game Boy Camera (pardon the dated pic, I'm at work). It was only sold through Nintendo Power's "Power Supplies" catalog circa 1999. As I recall, it came without a box—just the unit itself and the instruction manual in a plastic bag. Apart from the unique color, it also has some exclusive Zelda stamps and artwork from Ocarina of Time that aren't on the original model.I recall the catalog saying it was a "limited edition" of 2000 units. Dunno how true that is, but for many years I could barely find any acknowledgment on the internet that it even existed, despite holding one in my hands. I finally started seeing one or two pop up on ebay several years back with price tags well over $1000. Listings have become more common lately, but they're still relatively rare, and it seems like they sell for $700-800. I remember when I ordered mine it was 50% off ($15) thanks to a clearance, lol. I'd never sell it, though, too many good memories.>>12099895That's fucking rad. When were these made?>>12099939Seconding the anon who suggested a capacitor kit. It might not fix anything, but it's a fairly cheap and easy effort to make.>>12099947I never knew there were any legitimately "rare" N64 games. Why is it so pricey? Just low production/distribution?
>>12100552 # Stunt racer 64 had low production because it was a blockbuster rental only release. another thing which makes it desirable is that its very difficult to emulate. The only way to experience the game is on a cartridge. The rom will play on an everdrive cart though
>>12098457I guess /VR/ is all low tier collectorsGood to know what I am arguing with
>>12100506Why the fuck would you destroy them and not just hoarde them up and trickle them out to sell once the demand is high?
Real Sega memory cart, 1mb cart, and 4mb cart for Saturn. Only 'rare' if Japan is excluded, but probably not commonplace to see them all together.
>>12100720>he prides himself on being a "collector"That'll be an "oof" and a "yikes" from me, dawg.
Unopened wriststrap w/ Mario charm that came packed in with DSPhat MKart bundle.
>>12100475Nice
>>12100772Very soulful. I just got the Chinese all in one cart :(
>>12100875The modchip in my Saturn that I got from "racketboy dot com" 25 years ago might actually be the rarest thing in my collection desu. Been looking at Satiator but $$ dang.
>>12098457I have a non-TMSS Genesis mated to a Sega CD model 1.Neither are exceedingly rare, just uncommon, especially the non-TMSS Genesis.Otherwise, I have some PlayStation launch merch (console carrying case and reversible hat) that are somewhat rare.
I don't have anything truly "rare", but most of my old PS1 games are still in good condition since they've just sat in my parents closet for 20 years.>Silent Hill (black label)>RE2 (black label)>Clock Tower (black label)are all in there, among various other lower value titles.
Love reading about all the cool stuff everyone has its cozy
>>12098457I still have my dad's computer/gaming mags from the '90s-'00s, which I used to read over and over as a kid. Most came with CDs too (this used to be the main source of new software for the average PC-haver here in Brazil).They're probably not actually that rare or anything, but I haven't seen many of them in archive.org or like places; there's a site dedicated to archiving this exact kind of thing (datassette.org) and even that is missing a lot of issues. I hope to take them to a scanner and upload them some day.
>>12101083I would be interested to know if any of those Brazilian mag cds have any interesting freeware games developed in the region included on them.
>>12098457Hudson's joystick for the Famicom, the same one as used in Hudson's Caravan tournaments. Unfortunately sonnuvabitch doesn't quite work even after thorough cleaning (diagonal movement, crucial do shmups, is virtually impossible somehow).
I have the ultra rare Sonic the Hedghog NOT FOR RESALE cart
i don't think it's that rare, but I have the GBA port of SMB2J from the famicom disk system 20th anniversary collection CIB
>>12101098Ehhh, don't hold your breath, freeware stuff was usually random Flash/Klik games that got bundled by the hundreds into CDs sold by Digerati. And very few of those were regional, they probably just scraped the whole internet looking for stuff.Brazilian gamedev is very rare even today, and back then it was almost nonexistent. Picrel is the only game made in Brazil that I personally own; it's commercial, shovelware, and still a miracle that it exists anyway. Surprisingly it's on Steam, but you could just get it from archive.org instead.https://store.steampowered.com/app/1231130/RokoLoko_no_Castelo_do_Ratozingerhttps://archive.org/details/roko-loko-no-castelo-do-ratozingerActually, the only instance of a brazilian game that is both retro and good/interesting would be Surrealidade: Expressões do Inconsciente, from 1999. This one's an even bigger miracle. Here's a playthrough by its own developer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YD1sAkKDbdE
>>12098457The rarest actual hardware I have would be a 27" Sony Trinitron ProFeel CRT TV with the matching official Sony stand which was also made in Japan. The TV is very rare here in Australia since it has an RGB Scart input. I bought both the TV and the stand for $20 circa 2013, around the time analog TV signals were killed off here. But if I had to say actual gaming related hardware; then the only thing I can think of is an HD AV pack for the OG Xbox made/branded by a company called "Mad Cow". Found it at an e-waste facility.
This. I know the pic's from some 'i know what i have' ebay thing but it shows everything in it. The art booklet is all the character art (the Succubus doesn't have tits out sadly) and a short manga showing Maria and Alucard's seperate journeys to the castle before the game. The music CD was fucking neat before we had lossless gamerips, there's a track for each game up to SOTN with musical highlights from each. Given this edition of SOTN was my first CV game, I realised I should check out the series someday. A store was closing before there was such thing as a collector market, so I snagged it for £20 new. See it for £620 now.Other shit I got:Megaman X3 PAL PS1 (Probably less rare than the SNES one but holding onto it)Megaman Legends 1&2. I SO wanted Tron Bonne but fucking nowhere had it over here.Strider 2 with the two discsMarvel vs Capcom PS1 (I heard recently this was rare? I liked it, before CPS2 was emulated and I had no Dreamcast)
I have some dumb thingies, like the gray Rage Wars, a Punch-Out Arcade, RE Chainsaw, and some autographed stuff.I also have a rare chinese game I ripped, I guess. Really love the art and graphics, really impressive.https://archive.org/details/tf-2-disk-1
A JVC X'Eye in full working orderBurning Rangers for Sega Saturn, completeNew-in-box Jaguar and original Playstation
Probably my Soul Silver, complete set. I think it's like $250.
>>12098457>Rarest in you collectioncheck you collection
>>12098457From a garage sale I found a Commodore Plus 4 in 2018 for $5, first time finding any gaming stuff for ages since flippers usually snatch anything. I was like damn, all this time searching for C64 and I get this.My Gamegear stopped working so I got one off ebay from Japan. I wanted to mod it for a new screen but instead of being the common VA0 its similar but with missing components and some extra ones, it seems earlier than the VA0. I couldn't install the screen because it didn't have the right connections, for instance it didn't have the crystal oscillator.>>12101345I knew someone with the chainsaw, its was fairly cheap and not wanted for a pretty long time.
>>12101140Cool. I've got the Hudson "Bee" Fami pad. It's not really "rare" but you won't find too many nowadays where the gold plate isn't all fucked up and tarnished. This one works 100%.
>>12098457Unironically my Earthbound cart, got it for like a hundred and they go for like $400 now I believe.
>>12101413>mfw Me AND my sister had the walmart bundles at one pointWell, we still have the Pokewalker larger box sets at least...Outer box is long gone.>>12101435Always wanted one, but I just don't yet, for some reason. I'm a sucker for switches.>>12101439I got mine for 150 I think.
I don't think anyone posted anything in here that's actually rare so I'll throw this out there: Pearl Pink and Taisho Romando Sega Dreamcast consolesPearl Pink is low hundreds, the Taisho console is low double digits and could only be won through a raffle
>>12101435Fucking legendary controller. I have the one with the headphone jack and that controller basically requires repair due to its design. Worth it though. Hudson made some amazing third party controllers.
>>12100720Go ahead and post your most expensive piece, and feel free to (You) me when you do
Beta version of Malice for PS2 before they removed Gwen Stefani from voicing the main character. Technically dumped, but I bet a majority of people can't find it.
>>12101443Man i specifically remember walking through Walmart and seeing those bundles in the case, but I was kinda burned out on Pokemon at the time.
Two functional Jaguars (and CD)
>>12098457idk either my silent hill 2 prototype disc, ratchet and clank 2 prototype disc or sega pc sakura wars 4 hong kong release
I dont if this is considered /vr/ per se. I had some fun collectiong steel series Siberia. I have v1 thru v4 elite prism. I had a v2 fifteen years ago and broke it. Later I got v3 which is one I use the most. The v4 elite prism has big marshmallowy looking ear pads and leds which make it look cool. But the jewel of this colletion is the new and unopened siberia v1. I scoured the internet high and low for that. I found one computer store with an old style webpapge. They had the a NOS v1 siberia in stock for its original price! I couldn't believe it. Inordered that sucker and was quite enthusiastic when it was delivered to my doorstep. Now I have a complete enough for me sibera collection. The dota v2 sibera is also unopened.. its a fun thimg. Most people don't care about these but I like it
>>12100772That's kinda neat. I just have a chinesium action replay for my saturn.
>>12100475Nice I have the saturn version. I stupidly threw away the box to it 15 years ago.
>>12102471You know you could just buy some real headphones instead, right?
>>12102489Oh I know they're shitty headphones. I like the retractable and also shitty microphone.. a good feature of the siberia is that they're comfort maxing.. weirdly the v4 became slightly less comfortable. Its less flexible.. the final v4 design ofnthe siberia is more form over function.I have some more legit headphomes and an extensive iem collection for music.
>>12102135Has your jag cd just never had issues, or have you managed to successfully repair it?
>>12102495 #This is what you likely need to repair a jaguar cd.. Ive had to refurb the optical drive on my OG xbox. All disk drive retro consoles are susceptible to failing opti drives.. its like a bunch of ticking time bombs waiting to go kaput.If possible its better to find replacement units like this which also replace the disk motor with new.
>>12102487I still regret throwing away my N64 and GameCube boxes, before I started holding on to them.
CIB Bangai-O for N64
>>12103000I held onto my gb pokemon and gb/c console boxes for probably a decade, eventually tossed em and now i hate myself for it
>>12098457Got a few somewhat valuable things like a complete in box Buccaneer for PS2, a sealed copy of Limbo of the Lost, and the Korean-exclusive PC version of Guilty Gear X that came with a Guilty Gear-branded six button Mega Drive controller knockoff for PC GamePort that needs custom drivers which only function properly on Korean Windows 98 though more importantly the driver disc also contains copies of all the extra stuff like wallpapers and screensavers that came with the japanese limited edition bonus discs of the Dreamcast version
>>12100906>Been looking at Satiator but $$ dang.the chinks cloned it but as expected of them the retards sold it on aliexpress for double the price and guess what nobody bought from them and they stopped listing the clones on aliexpress because of a dmca from the dev.
$5 Snatcher at a long gone hole in the wall flea market like 15 years ago when it was already worth a few 100, paid 10 bux for a Vectrex too back in the good old days.
>>12100691Plays just fine on MisterPi.
>>12098457hummspectrum 48k issue 1 probably boxedalso interface twospectrum 48k issue threespectrum + 3 working with lightgun, boxed as well as games on 3 inch floppy for itcheetah spectrum lightgunall the ps1 resident evils and silent hillsall the ps2 resident evils and silent hillswarcraft II, diablo 1, starcraft and mortal kombat PC big boxes as well as a good few others mainly RTSElite boxed for the SpectrumLords of Midnight boxed for the spectrumLoads of other stuff, A commodore 64, a BBC Micro, a PET, a VIC 20, console joysticks and lightgunsm lots of cassettes etcSome old ninendo and sega stuff like echo the dolphin, tetris, sonic etc and the machines the usual stuff you get with old machines, 2600s and some carts, a colecovision I need to clean have a few CRTs nices is a 32 ich but have a couple of small 14 inch TVs, I have a lot of PC, PS1/2, Atari stuff, I have no idea how rare or valuable any of it is, I know that the silent hills and resident evils are worth money because somone saw them and tried to buy them, I know the spectrum +3 disk games are now a stupid price because I went to get them. I have a cp/m copy of zork on 5.25 inch floppy somewhere, have a load of old development gear for the n64 and ps1 and ps2 in the loft, wierd stuff like original olympus eytreks and nvidia steroscopic 3d glasses from the 90s>>12101432>From a garage sale I found a Commodore Plus 4 in 2018nice that's the kind of stuff I get great gun out of cleaning up and playing with
>>12103196>>12103000Had to move Senior year of high school and had to throw away a ton of the boxes.I still feel like shit. I had so many N64 boxes in a drawer with Gameboy Color boxes too. Fuck
oh I have a copy of socom with the headset boxed, sealed retail stuff like buzz games and karoke sets and dance matt games that I never opened sent to me for free back in the day, ps1 and ps2 steering wheels and lightgun shit like that promo consoles in different colours doubt its very rare or desirable though
>>12101345>a Punch-Out Arcade, RE Chainsawcool
>>12102271>silent hill 2 prototype discAny details about the build or disc?
>>12098457GameCube component cables I picked up for $5 at a used game shop.
Clu Clu Land test cartridge. Of the NES test cartridges, this is one I wanted the most. I really like Clu Clu Land. Unfortunately, this is for Asian regions, so I can't play it on an unmodified US system. Still very cool.
>>12104142thanks.
imagine paying 50k for a burned CDR that will eventually go bad and that you can't even look at the contents of cuz it's in a sealed case
>>12103000Yea same. I hold onto boxes now especially retro ones.
>>12102495needed to reseat the laser after it arrived in the mail and it has worked since then
>>12104734I have stacks of old pre release CDRs mostly the 'gold' types that I ended up with because I used work from home a lot even in the 90s but I would never sell them, firstly because they are not my property really and while my non discolusre and other contracts are long expired it would simply be immoral to sell them, secondly because I might get legal bother from whoever currently owns rights and thirdsdly while commecially pressed released DVDs last hundreds of years (with relatively rare exceptions due to bad manufacturing plants ) CDRs do defnitely decay quite rapidly. Anyone who buys that has a screw lose and whoever is selling it has no ethics to begin with so buyer beware! If you gave me 50,0000 and insited I sepend it on games I'd buy an early 80s mini arcade with space invaders, galaxians, star wars, outrun, pole position, asteroids and pac man instead. It's really wierd to me seeing all this stuff meing measured in dollar value though as to me it was always just worthless tat I happened to enjoy
>>12104719holy fuck. I remember trying to find these back in the day when I got my first component-ready TV.
This is the best thread I've seen on /vr/ in a while. Glad it hasn't been totally detailed by shit posters.This Intellivision ECS is probably the most uncommon thing I have. I also have a Vectrex and a Bandai Draculajoh tabletop VFD arcade (basically Donkey Kong but with a vampire).
>>12105478I got one of those at a toy expo few years ago. Got it for 25 dollars, but looking at the price sticker later, im pretty sure it was supposed to be 125, but it was sloppily written and neither me nor the lady that checked me out noticed.
>>12098457I have a custom modded gp32 non lit version that has a backlight button installed. Never heard of anything like it. I'll dig it out and post a pic if the threads still up tomorrow.
Sealed Rule of Rose
>>12098457>strategy guide for Pokemon Red/Blue I got at a swap meet at a convention>TTYD strategy guide from when I was a kid>copy of Animal Crossing GC from when I was a kid (not rare so much as overpriced secondhand)I guess that's not impressive, but it's also not really a collection but just random stuff I have since I don't collect vidya.
>>12098457I'm not into collecting, so i only get passed on stuff, for me it's probably the instruction manual of this game (plus the cardridge) pretty shallow, i could still have the full box of pokemon green leaf if my mother didn't throw it away for some reason ugh
>>12098457>Mega Man X3 SNES cart>Pokemon Blue CIB (First print)>Kirby’s Dream Land 3 cart>Pokemon Stadium 2 CIB>Paper Mario CIB (Blockbuster rental)
>>12106005Reminds me,The actual "rarest" retro thing I have is probably a Blockbuster clamshell copy of In The Hunt for PS1
>>12105468CD-Rs if of a good brand tend to hold up better than people give them credit for, especially gold ones, which actually are rated to last longer than pressed discs:https://www.canada.ca/en/conservation-institute/services/conservation-preservation-publications/canadian-conservation-institute-notes/longevity-recordable-cds-dvds.html Most preerelease/prototype game discs are not worth a huge amount, but ones for popular titles and/or with early builds are indeed worth a good chunk of change. Of course it's your call to sell of not, but people sell the kinds of discs you're talking about all the time, and yeah the guy with the SOTN is delusional, but he could absolutely get several hundred for it, probably even $1k+
Fm towns Marty probably also jaguar, Gameboy light, boxed wonderswan crystal, epoch game pocket computer and SCV, SG1000, msx 2I have a few expensive games too idk about rare though I don't really collect or anything like thatStuff like earthbound, path of radiance, Thracia 776 deluxe pack, silent hill, sotn, garegga, batsugunSeems like everything is super overpriced now so I just use ODEs and flashcarts to play games and I'm thinking of selling some of the rarer systems since like the marty doesn't have that many good games worth playing vs just emulating the arcade version.
Does pinball count ?
>>12106367Else I have these old taiwanese rockman figures. Never saw them anywhere else
>>12098457A bunch of Hong Kong and Asian Version NES games. Nobody wants them and I bought them from some shady Hong Kong mail order house in the 90s.
I'm not sure print numbers are even available, so I have no clue how rare they are, but I have most relevant Sega CD games one would be interested in.
>>12106482Do you have Mahjong?
>>12106539No, somebody actually wants thatI have what's either a Hong Kong or Asian version of Thexder for NES, it's not a bootleg. For whatever reason Hong Kong got NES carts of B-Wings, Thexder, and Macross that nobody else got.I could never get into Mahjong and even if I saw it for sale in a catalog in the late 90s I probably wouldn't have bought it.
the id Anthology, still sealedhttps://doom.fandom.com/wiki/Id_Anthology
bumpin
>>12106119Last time I looked the gold ones were 50/50 I wanted to look at an old DDK and half of them would not work. They would have been no expensise spared at a big corp in the second half of the 90s. Old commerical stuff works fine. Maybe they were intended to (paranoid hat goes on). It's not m ine to sell and there is code on them.
>>12106750Nice
I've got a Homm3 OEM disc that's probably the rarest thing, most valuable god knows all my collection is in my ex's attic atm.
>>12106750Man, i kinda want to get one of these just for the "Vintage" disc that contains all of the pre Doom games. I like collecting official compilation discs on pc and as far as i know, that one was only released as a part of that set.
>>12100506Fucking asshole
>>12100506Your larp-fu is not strong
>>12099939Fuses in sega cd consoles do trip here and there, I'd start there. Probe all fuses. Then check the voltage regulator, finally recap.
>>12098457Second rarest is my 64DD.First rarest is the keyboard that was made for it.
My “Debugging Station” PS2 is probably my favorite item. Nice condition from a local retro storeThere’s a variety of these consoles based on model revisions, this one is DTL-H30102 and it forces all region PS1 games into PAL unless you use third party tricks. NTSC consoles do the opposite. Basically it’s Mechapwn straight from the factory, but also on models incompatible with Mechapwn. The laser lens is meant for using burnt disc media, meaning better reliability, but also slower disc detection.
here's my sharp sf1
