What is the oldest video game system that you have?

The oldest video game system I have is the ColecoVision.

Atari 2600, doesent work anymore though

I have two from 1977, Atari VCS Six Switch and the Unisonic Tournament 200 Pong Clone.

I have an original Pong... if you count that as a system? I also have a very nice example of the all black Atari 2600 in mint condition with a crap ton of games.

Intellivision

Original Gameboy

The oldest is this one I got not long ago; box, paperwork, manuals and all :

PS2 currently. Used to own nes 5-6 years ago.

I got an old Grandstand machine around, had that since 88'

The NES is the oldest system I have

SNES; the NES is somewhere in my parents' garage, but I have dibs if they find it again!

I have a ZX81 with tape deck and a bunch of games all in great condition. I've had this since I was 5 years old (1981) and it still works...

Atari 2600. I have no idea where it is though.

Acorn Electron and Sega Master System... If I can find them.

@Jag85:

I am googling this "acorn electron" thing. Lmao what a name.

SNES and Gameboy for me.

Odyssey One

An old LCD handheld...kind of like a Tiger Electronic ones but it's really small, can fit in your shirt pocket and still in it's original packaging. I think it's supposed to be a space invaders knockoff. My Sega Genesis and CD system is my oldest I currently have. Also have the NES themed gameboy advance.

My oldest working game system is a Sega Master System. However, I have older consoles, but they're no longer working :(

NES

The NES

The Acorn Electron was a budget version of the BBC Micro home computer, released exclusively in the UK. Very few gamers barely even remember it today, but that was the first gaming system I ever had.

I own a functioning Odyssey, and a slew of ancient pong machines.

SNES

Was an Atari, but I sold that and now it's Gameboy+Genesis

Wood grain Atari 2600

I'm surprised more people don't have an Atari 2600 as it's an excellent system.

Atari 2600 Jr. It's in storage though, back in my hometown.

Here at home? PS2 plus a GBA and GBA SP.

We also have one of those $20 battery-operated Namco classic game console that hooks up to a TV. Not sure if it counts though.

Oldest would be my Atari 130xe. I got it around 1986. It still works... but I had to replace the keyboard part a while back with another one I found off ebay because one of the controller ports stopped working.

Second oldest would be my Nintendo, which still works also.

Atari 2600 light sixer, I think the reason more people don't have 2600s is because of how easy it's emulated. My ouya emulates 2600 games better than my 2600 plays them natively, although it is nice using the paddle controller for certain games.

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i own a vectrex system, with about 15 games and templates, works great too.

The Amiga 500,one of the few systems I always have connected.

My Sega Game Gear is the oldest I have. I got it in 1992 with Sonic 2 boxed in and I still have it to this day. April of last year I got the capacitors replaced for the audio and video. Works like a new system now. :)

The Spectrum 48k.

Nintendo 64. I'd like a SNES again though. :(

NES is the oldest video game system I have. Awesome console with so many good titles.

Ps2. But I will be getting an NES and a 1989 original game boy and a game boy color

Just an NES front loader. But my father might be willing to give me his Intellivision if he finds it.

NES / Master System / Gameboy

I have a boxed Sinclair ZX80 in good nick somewhere. It's as old as me. And probably in better working order too. Didn't have from new unfortunately though.

The oldest I've still got from new was my first ever computer which was a ZX Spectrum+ - the one without the rubber keys :-(

The oldest I've ever had is probably a front loader NES, though with me at this moment it's the SNES.

2600 is the winner for me

2600 and a ton of games for it.

The first console I ever got was a NES and I still have it. Never play it and it only kinda works, to be honest. Earliest system still in very good working condition is an original pea-green Game boy. Oldest system I play w/ any regularity is a GBA.

Sega Megadrive (European Genesis, for those who don't remember) with Sega-CD. Both working perfectly.

Got a boxed 48k ZX Spectrum.

@pero2008: The old Super Nintendo bundled away in a closet. It still works but I don't know where get games on it. The only games that I still have are Super Mario World and Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo.

@Megavideogamer: same here.