Anyone got any analogue consoles?

These are rather hard to get ahold of at a reasonable price. Anyone have any and do you thing they're worth the cost?

Analogue... consoles...

y'mean like a pool table?

we should start referring to regular cigarettes as analog cigarettes

I probably have an etch-a-sketch packed away somewhere. I'm not interested in selling (or searching) for it, though.

Ah, no... It's a company. They make rebuilds of classic consoles using FPGA. You can use your old cartridges with a modern video output.

Lokarin posted...

Analogue... consoles...

y'mean like a pool table?

Would be more like pinball cabinets.

I used to have one of these:

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/e/e2a31b78.jpg

Although they called it "the Digital Game", there was absolutely nothing digital about it. The only remotely electronic portion was just a single LED, the rest of the game was purely mechanical. You even had to wind it up.

The player with the ball would push the Serve lever and the ball would move across and the other player had to guess where it was going and press the button to hit the ball back. If you missed then you had to serve, which would advance your opponent's score. It even had a one player mode, which just automatically returned the ball every time.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/c/c2c7cf12.jpg

So... here's a video from 8 years ago. I thought people had heard of them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWSF-LlrzSY

captpackrat posted...

I used to have one of these:

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/7d/1f/f4/7d1ff47b2a72fc7397ef050c94bbe671.jpg