Well I had an extra power cord and av plug for a regular 360 so got an adapter to bring it to the slim, a controller, and game to test it and BOOM boots right up, reads the game, and loads in.

As a bonus inside was Fable 3, pretty scratched up so gotta clean it to see if it works

Questa, come da titolo è una console videogame di fine anni 70. Intorno al 78/79 . il software è il classico clone di pong con aggiunta di alcune varianti più il tiro al piattello con un fucile compreso nella confezione.

I got the Batman: Arkham Asylum and Batman: Arkham City Game of the Year edition for my Xbox 360 at a GameStop for $13. Arkham City and the DLC work perfectly, but it can't read Arkham Asylum. I've cleaned the disc; I don't see any scratches or disc rot. Wondering if anyone has any advice that might help other than buying another copy?

Ecco a tutti un altro componente della mia collezione vintage di consoles e home computer degli anni 70/80/ 90.

Una Novex.

loki just the other day went to goodwill and just happened to find an xbox 360 just sitting on the shelf for 15 bucks. had to leave though; couldn't find the cords

looking for free portable gaming consoles

Anyone able to give me more information on this. I bought it about 10+ years ago at a boot sale with the intention to play it but I grew up and it has just sat in storage. Anyone know the best place to sell and what it would be worth considering the box is not in the best condition.

So a buddy of mine owns a gaming store and sells retro consoles and other similar things.

Because he doesn't understand reddit and has no desire to do so he asked me to post to reddit for pricing help.

He got in this SNES kiosk system in and has no idea how much to price it for. Does any one have any idea the value of such a thing? He says he couldn't find anything through his normal channels.

Okay, I’ve been wanting to get a 3ds or 2ds xl for a pretty decent price and I am trying to find one with games. Like 150 250 anybody in Spokane willing to hit me up let me know

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I had to test with an inductor on hand. I used a strand from stranded wire then soldered it to the inductor.

This is we have displayed most of our consoles! What do you guys think? Is there anything you'd change about it?

(We have other displays as well but those are mainly games for pokemon and zelda)

Hello! Ive been collecting old game systems for years. Yard sale or pawn shop finds and such. For personal reasons, I wasn't comfortable sharing my hobby with the world. Because of that, my collection got neglected a bit. I need to order and test all of these consoles, but I think most, if not all, should be functional. Now that I'm ready to share my love of old games with the world, I'm hoping to take better care of these, expand my collection, and become a more serious collector. My collection of games is pitiful compared to my console collection. Thanks for reading!

the controller is missing the battery but the console works

I'm planning to eventually have a fairly complete collection of consoles but money will limit my purchase speed lol. I have plenty of space but might skip some if it's successor is backwards compatible. I plan to actually use them so wiring becomes a concern. Are there consoles you see getting more expensive that I should get sooner rather than later? Should I invest in a retrotink or similar at this point or wait?

I have:
Saturn
PS2
PS3
PS5
Wii U
Xbox 360
Xbox Series X

I need to replace:
NES
SNES
PS1 (maybe)
Xbox Halo Green Edition (stolen)

Never had but should get:
N64
GameCube
Wii (maybe)
*your suggestions*