@Nuck81: But it'll never know about me......

@raugutcon: Along with what you've said, I'll tell you which of my systems (on the list) are still functional today. My Atari is finally showing it's age- mostly due to compatibility issues with modern TV screens. My N.E.S. is still working BUT cartridges that had a 'memory chip' inside (Link;Legend of Zelda) don't save so well, and sometimes the screen gets split. My Cube is still running just fine, loves to play Pikmin and Luigi's Mansion with me.(Good Boy!)

Maybe this helps in your decision making...

@joe_sixpack: By the way?- How cool would it be to own a complete reverse-compatibility system like that one? BUT- would old games still run on it? (New Thread?)

@joe_sixpack: The only games I saw were "Street Fighter" and "Mortal Combat".

@zaapline: Difficult to see/read all the titles!

Games like Link(Zelda2)-which had a Memory Chip inside them- Often don't work well. I can still play Link on my NES, but cannot save game anymore- (the only title I could read clearly!)

Cartridges that didn't use a memory chip are a little more valuable-they still work dependably, although some of the titles weren't really popular games. As far as 'valuable' titles; it always depends on who wants what (buyer preference-unpredictable), I'd go with the most famous titles Mario Bros, Zelda, Castlevainia- old games you still hear about today, those titles might sell ( sorry I couldn't read them within that photo)

Keep in mind most people who would buy these cartridges probably still own a collection like the one in that picture.

Sadly, most current gamers have little interest in the great old classics, so that collection could be a hard-to-sell inventory!

This sounds a lot like "Iron Tank" too me. Got to blow up enemy power stations/infantry camps, then went onto a boss level where the graphics changed fro the topdown scroll.

This sounds very much like "Alien Syndrome"-was in arcades, too. Top-down scroller, you picked one of 3 characters went after aliens found upgrade weapons.

@rogue1115: I had a Commodore 64 with a game called "Dungeon Quest" that sounds similar to your description. I think there was another one like that game on some other system actually titled "Dungeons And Dragons" The top veiw/half body description sounds like one of those.

@goku9712: "Excitebike"

@seabass1944 Used to be one I owned on NES, like your description called, "Death Race"