What's the oldest gaming device you own?

The oldest one I own is a purple GameBoy Color that I play Shantae and Mario Tennis on. =\

 

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Super Nintendo .

 

N-Television.
It still works and plays Burger Time like a pro.

 

Sega Genesis.

 

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My darling SNES.

Earthbound and TMNT are the only games I own.

 

Gameboy Advance SP with The Legend of Zelda: Minish Cap and A Link to the Past, Pokémon FireRed and Emerald.

 

Gameboy Color as well, too young + poor to have much of anything else.

 

A Nes. It' s at my parents' house, but years ago my dad lent it to someone and somehow he only got the console back, not the games. x_x

 

I've got an old Gameboy Color back home, I think I bought it off a friend for $20 in 2005 or something.

Oldest (and only) one I have in my possession currently is a PSP >.<

 

Gameboy Advance.
I haven't played it in years because it doesn't work that well. I would like to get a new one at some point.

 

Oldest in general? The Packard Bell I played around with when I was 3 or 4 years old, back in the early 90s, but won't boot up anymore.

Oldest working device? My Sega Genesis. Almost all of the games for it still work (even if I have to blow on the cartridges a few dozen times).

 

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System Wise, the PS2, but game wise, all my GBA games

 

I don't mind starting with SNES at all. Blowing cartridges blows.

 

Back then I bought a "device" to clean up the console and cartridges. The NES cartridges socket is a little hard to reach and clean without it, but for the cartridges using a wet q-tip would have been the same. It' s much more efficient than blowing, but you have to wait and make sure it' s all dry before you play.

 

Nintendo Entertainment System. Though it's technically my Grandma's.
The oldest one I actually own that's mine is probably either the N64 or my old Gameboy Color.
Oldest one I have on me here at school is the PS2.