- Odyssey2 (G7000)
- Atari 2600
(both ODY2 and A2600 before my time, but still have them)
- NES
(NES partly before my time, but still have it)
- SNES
- GameBoy
- N64 3x
- PlayStation
- (GameBoy Pocket)
- (GameBoy Color)
- Dreamcast 2x
- GameCube
- GameBoy Advance
(NOTE; the 6th Gen I also played a lot on my cousin's XBox, but was mostly a PC gamer)
- PlayStation 3
- Wii
- DS
- Genesis (Mega Drive)
(decided to get the GEN generations later because a friend had it back in the day, memories were attached)
- 3DS
- Color TV-Game 15 (yes, no joke)
(got a version of Nintendo's 1977 Pong Console to complete the Nintendo console line, only need a Game&Watch and the Virtual Boy to truly complete it)
- WiiU
- PlayStation 4 potentially
I personally started gaming at the very tail end of the NES's (European) life, though I don't remember the SNES being released. The N64 and Dreamcast are the only two consoles which I got multiple times. No console ever broke, I got those three and two times respectively because I wanted to play them 'in every house' (meaning here at home, at my father's house and at my grandma's). The GameBoy is the only console I got redesigns for, the Pocket and a little later the Color.
I've stayed loyal to Nintendo's consoles since the start, but sought a 'companion' console nearly every time to get 'the best' gaming experience each generation. Only the 3rd and 4th generations are exceptions, in these eras I didn't have influence on purchases because I was still very young. These generations have only the Nintendo console.
Still have everything I mentioned, even the oldest two (boxed as well) which were my mother's in her youth. She had more, but I'm not sure what exactly, I know there were a couple of Pong-consoles that have sadly been lost over time.







