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Console A-Z

Go to our Console timeline to find out exactly what happened when in the console world

Every name and picture is linked to make it easier for you to navigate the site.

Note: There may be consoles and handhelds missing from the list below at various times, this is due to delays in updating the list below with what is actually added to the site. Check the home pages of each manufacturer to ensure you get a look at every console on this site.

The RS guide stands for 'Rarity/Sought'. Meaning how Rare is the item and how sought after the item is. Below you will find a guide to the RS system.

Rare
1 - Extremely Common, Current day model
2 - Very Common, will find in a variety of places but not a current day model
3 - Common, will have to search but will find one
4 - Uncommon, will need to search heavily but will come across one
5 - Very Uncommon, Will have trouble finding one but possible
6 - Extremely Uncommon, Will be searching a long time to find this
7 - Unobtainable, In theory possible to find one but probably wont. This may be due to the fact the item was made but never released or asimilar reason.

Sought
0 - Current day model, Not applicable
1 - Not sought after at all, people will generally not be looking, bargain prices
2 - Sought after but people will only pay the going price
3 - Very sought after, people will pay a little over the odds
4 - Heavily sought after, People will pay well over the odds
5 - Extremely sought after. No bargains here, people will paya small fortune for this item. Get saving.

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To see how accurate or inaccurate our 'Expect to pay' estimates are, go to our 'Ebay Watch' page

Product	Expect to pay	Rarity	Sought	Image	Company Home Page
500	£30-£40	3	2		Commodore
600XL					Atari
800XE					Atari
800XL					Atari
1200XL					Atari
1200	£30-£40	3	2		Commodore
2600 Junior					Atari
2600 VCS					Atari
2800					Atari
5200					Atari
7800					Atari
Arcadia 2001					Emerson Radio Corp
Archimedes					Acorn
Astrocade					Bally
Astrowars					Grandstand
Atom					Acorn
Barcode Battler					Epoch
BBC Micro					Acorn
Casio Loopy					Casio
Caveman					Grandstand
C16					Commodore
C64					Commodore
C64 Games System					Commodore
Capcom Play System					Capcom
Cassette Vision					Epoch
CDTV					Commodore
CD32					Commodore
CDi					Phillips
Channel F					Fairchild
Colecovision					Coleco
CPC					Amstrad
Crazy Kong					Grandstand
Crazy Monster					Grandstand
Dragon 32					Dragon Data
Dreamcast					Sega
DS					Nintendo
Electron					Acorn
Falcon					Atari
Famicom					Nintendo
Famicom AV					Nintendo
FM					Fujitsu
Firefox					Grandstand
FM Towns Party					Fujitsu
Game and Watch	£10 - £250 (Depending on Model)	4-6	3-5		Nintendo
Gameboy					Nintendo
Gameboy Advance					Nintendo
Gameboy Advance SP					Nintendo
Gameboy Color					Nintendo
Gameboy Micro					Nintendo
Game.com					Tiger Electronics
Gamecube					Nintendo
Gamegear					Sega
Genesis					Sega
Genesis II					Sega
Genesis III					Sega
Gizmondo					Tiger Telematics
Goldstar					3DO
GX4000					Amstrad
Intellivision					Mattel
Invader from space					Grandstand
Jaguar					Atari
Loopy					Casio
Lynx					Atari
Macintosh					Apple
Master System					Sega
Master System II					Sega
Mega CD					Aiwa
Megadrive					Sega
Megadrive II					Sega
MegaJet					Sega
Microvision					MB
Multimega					Sega
N64					Nintendo
Neo GeoPocket (B&W)					SNK
Neo Geo Pocket Color					SNK
NES					Nintendo
N-Gage					Nokia
Nomad					Sega
Nuon					Samsung
Odyssey					Magnavox
Odyssey 2					Magnavox
Oric 1					Oric
Panasonic FZ-1					3DO
Panasonic FZ-10					3DO
Panasonic Q					Panasonic
PC8801					NEC
PC9801					NEC
PC Engine					NEC
PC Engine & CD Drive					NEC
PC Engine GT					NEC
Pippin					Bandai
Plane and Tank					Radioshack
Playdia					Bandai
Playstation					Sony
Playstation 2					Sony
Playstation 3					Sony
Playstation One					Sony
Playstation Portable (PSP)					Sony
Playstation Video CD					Sony
Plus 4					Commodore
PSX					Sony
PV 1000					Casio
PV 2000					Casio
Racing 112					Nintendo
Sam Coupe					Miles Gordon
Sanyo Try					3DO
Saturn					Sega
Scramble					Grandstand
SNES					Nintendo
SNES Jr (2)					Nintendo
SNK Neo Geo					SNK
Solarpower Series					Bandai
Sonic Invader					Grandstand
ST					Atari
Star Force					Grandstand
Studio II					RCA
Super Cassette Vision					Epoch
Super Famicom					Nintendo
Super Grafx					NEC
Supervision 8000					Bandai
Telstar Adam					Coleco
Telstar Arcade					Coleco
Telstar Gemini					Coleco
Telstar Gemini 2					Coleco
Teradrive					Sega
The big game					Grandstand
Tomy Tutor					Tomy
Tron					Grandstand
Turbo Express					NEC
Turbo Grafx 16					NEC
Turbo Grafx 16 & CD Drive					NEC
TV Game 6					Nintendo
TV Game 15					Nintendo
Vectrex					MB
VIC 20					Commodore
Videopac G7000					Phillips
Virtual Boy					Nintendo
Wii					Nintendo
Wondermega					Sega
Wonderswan (B&W)					Bandai
Wonderswan Color					Bandai
Xbox		2	1		Microsoft
Xbox 360		1	0		Microsoft
XE Game System					Atari
X-Eye					JVC
Zeemix					Daewoo
ZX80					Sinclair
ZX81					Sinclair
ZX Spectrum 48K					Sinclair
ZX Spectrum + 2					Sinclair

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Neo Geo AES

Jul 11 2008, 7:53 AM EDT by Kurisu

Thread started: May 26 2008, 2:48 PM EDT Watch

I shall be adding some info about the AES soon. If anyone wants any advice about the AES, how it works, regionality, price of games, sourcing etc just let me know. An issue that always comes up is the price of the games, especially the high meggage carts. The maximum meg of a megadrive cart was 24 meg I believe. AES carts range from 34 to over 700 meg! The reason they are expensive is that all the ROM and RAM required has to be on the cart as the AES itself has no internal memory (games can be saved to a memory card - the first system to have one!), hence why the console is so surprisingly light. I have 26 carts so far, a mixture of UK and Jap, with prices ranging from £14.99 to £399! More info soon!

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