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That's neat and nicely done. I saw one like this for yars revenge not that long ago too.

What's in your collection? Here's what's in mine:
 
 
ATARI
Atari 2600 (light sixer)
Atari 2600 (JR)
Atari 5200 (4 Port glossy)
Atari 7800 (ProSystem)
Atari XE
Atari Jaguar
 
NINTENDO
Nintendo AV Famicom
Nintendo Emtertainment System
Nintendo Game Boy Advance
Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Nintendo 64
Nintendo Wii U
 
SEGA
Sega Master System
Sega Genesis (mark 1)
 
CLASSIC GAMING GENERAL
Intellivision
ColecoVision
Telegames Dyna
TurboGrafx-16
PC Engine
Retron 5
 
MODERN GAMING
PlayStation
PlayStation 3 (dead)
PlayStation 4
Xbox 360 (dead)
 
LARGEST COLLECTION: Nintendo NES (85 games)

I guess Ken & Barbie were really into Sega Master System too
 

What's in your collection? Here's what's in mine:
 
 
ATARI
Atari 2600 (light sixer)
Atari 2600 (JR)
Atari 5200 (4 Port glossy)
Atari 7800 (ProSystem)
Atari XE
Atari Jaguar
 
NINTENDO
Nintendo AV Famicom
Nintendo Emtertainment System
Nintendo Game Boy Advance
Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Nintendo 64
Nintendo Wii U
 
SEGA
Sega Master System
Sega Genesis (mark 1)
 
CLASSIC GAMING GENERAL
Intellivision
ColecoVision
Telegames Dyna
TurboGrafx-16
PC Engine
Retron 5
 
MODERN GAMING
PlayStation
PlayStation 3 (dead)
PlayStation 4
Xbox 360 (dead)
 
LARGEST COLLECTION: Nintendo NES (85 games)

That's what inspired me to start the topic!

We should keep these updated along the way as stuff comes and goes from our collections

How would they have really known that though? Video games were still a brand new thing. These things were all being done for the very first time and this was one of the first times an arcade port of this importance had been done. Space Invaders was the first port of an arcade game that brought a lot of success to the 2600, and it was different than the arcade version.
 
You would think Atari's own play testing and focus groups would have resulted in a "Pac-Man that plays just like the real thing" but that wouldn't happen until the 5200. Because of that I say Tod Frye had more of a hand in the collapse of the video game market than Howard Scott Warshaw ever did.

Ace is rough, but I think its because the CD rom system is not fast enough to push it.  I have a DVD version of it and play it on my computer and have no problem but the further you get on the Jag it really starts to bog down.

Raiden!! BTB and Bobby Collins, aka (Thunder And Lightning) take down an army of deranged aliens in their Raiden Supersonic Attack Fighters… In the basement. Classic arcade bullet-storm "shmup" on the Atari Jaguar.
 

I might have one or two of those things for you Lee

I might have one or two of those things for you Lee

I love all the trading going on around here, and how sharing these trades kinda works like positive feedback. 

I might have one or two of those things for you Lee

Some early-2000s classics and an In-N-Out sticker!!! Yayyys!
 
Rowsdower,'are you gonna share the Texas spirit and send him a Whataburger sticker in return?

I love all the trading going on around here, and how sharing these trades kinda works like positive feedback. 

I thought it was hilarious too! It's one of my favorite games for the TurboGrafx-16. What's funnier though is the Japanese version of the game, Kato-chan and Ken-chan for PC Engine. Kato-chan and Ken-chan was a popular comedy show in Japan at the time, and a lot of the humor was lost in translation especially because American audiences didn't know the show. Plus, a lot of the humor in Kato and Ken got censored out of J.J. and Jeff, they would urinate and throw crap on people and stuff, there was a lot of "toilet humor" in the Japanese game that didn't make it into the American game

I guess Ken & Barbie were really into Sega Master System too
 

Plus Mortal Kombat looked better on Master System than I think it ever could on NES
 

That is amazing. I never knew the Phantom was anything more than a keyboard and a Ponzie scheme. This looks like it could have been really cool....

I love the Supercharger. I don't use it as much now since you can play the roms in Stella. The games I've played so far are pretty great!

I just want a simple millipede machine, but they keep eluding me.  

Oh man, that's a good choice too. 
 
I also like the mini-cab version of Missile Command.  I was thinking when I made my MAME cabinet, I'd use that Atari mini-cab as the model/inspiration. 

If I win the lottery why would I get only one machine? I would get Asteroids, Space Fury, Space Encounters, Death Race, Tron, Discs of Tron and Gorf.
 
Until then I'll have to settle for the MAME cab I made from Computer Space.

oooh, you know what the first one to get any of these also gets?
A free(loading) roomie!
Me!
 
I'll be waiting near my Pac-Man tabletop.