Hey! Is this a trick to guesstimate how Retro the owners are?
My current inventory at my signature link. Here are the ones I bought brand new, proudly still own, all still work.
APF MP1000 - having already played 2600, wanted something different. Montgomery Wards had these on display, only place I saw it. To get extra games had to go thru that big annual catalog. Company used to make home pong games now outta business. The number buttons a sell at the time. Worse bubble switches ever, almost as bad as the 5200 controller fire buttons. BLOCKOUT a good game except when a bubble switch would slip out from under the stick. Identical cartridge slot as the Emerson Arcadia 2001, unfortunately not compatible.
http://hcvgm.org/APF_MP-1000.htmlhttp://www.nausicaa.net/~lgreenf/apfpage.htm
VIC20 - a lovely 22 column color computer, chose instead of TI99 due to built in standard BASIC language. Atari 400 membrane key couldn't compete with keys of the Vic. Many an hour typing in Compute and Gazette game codes. Super Expander, 16k Ram, 8k ram, 3k Ram, even back then was OCD collector nuts. 22 column SIRUS TYPE ATTACK a lot better compared to 40 column versions. OMEGA RACE with 2600 paddles! Anyone remember SHAMUS?
ATARI 5200 - a monster of a machine with both my Williams favorites ROBOTRON and DEFENDER, got decent self centering potentiometer Wicos later. Also got exclusive RED BOUNTY BOB direct from Big 5 office. The 4 port single power/RF wire unit. 5200 has the best Trakball, great for Centipede and Missile Command. 2600 Adapter with leaf switch Wicos.

No not another console, its the ATARI 5200 TRAKBALL
COMMODORE 64 - Original Tan model. The mainstay distraction from 5200 game play time, westridge 300 baud downloads, modded with 80 column board, Koala Pad , Flexidraw lightpen, cart expansion board, reset switch, 1541s got reset and 8 to 9 address, drive heads got scale tracker. Added a hardwired number pad for all the Gazette magazine machine language codes. MSD Dual drive. Numerous Utility carts including Final Cart, EPYX Fast Load, Rabbit with datasette, Super Snapshot, Magic Voice, CPM cart, 1764 Ram and a very rare Turbo Master 4 Mhz speedup cart. SubLogic Jet 2.0 actually very playable with that cart. I was so occupied with this computer that NES, Master, TG16, SNES and Genesis slipped by. Hey SPACE TAXI and WIZARD!

COMMODORE SX64 - so cool hadda have it, bought when being phased out, modded to watch regular video in that tiny color monitor.

Your miniature own paper model here!
http://www.racketboy.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=20190&p=235770&hilit=sx64#p235770
COMMODORE 128D - fitted with extra memory unique to copy program was it Kracker Jax? CPM, 128 and 64 modes, wild guess which mode normally in? (Hint Gyruss cart on 4 slot expansion board ready to be switch in)
ATARI 7800 - had to follow thru owning 5200 when I heard of two player exclusives. Another carpe-joystick cramp! At least Europe got the better pads. Where's
Niode?
PIONEER LD660 and LD-1100 Laser Player - Very first movie purchased, Empire Strikes Back which blew VHS versions away. Gas Tube Laser, a start of OCD movie collection, later bought newer machines with jog shuttle dials.

C64 JET 2.0 An early very cool real flight sim.

Own this rare Speedup cart to make it fly.

Lord_Santa wrote:C-64 will never die
only the players
Forgot my prized handheld. Everyone had football,
I wanted Space Wars in my pocket, well a shooter at least
I think mine just says SPACE ALERT, now where did I put this!
EDIT
Found it, Battle Star Galactica!
http://www.racketboy.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=494253#p494253 Audio from the game - http://www.lurexlounge.com/bsg/audio/alert.mp3