Rarest/Most Interesting Piece of your Retro collection?

[Caleck]

I've got nothing terribly rare or interesting. I guess there's my mint condition copy of Wind Waker if that means anything in today's fucked up market.

There are also my copies of Zelda 1 and 2 on NES that still have working batteries, despite having save data on them for god knows how long.

 

[ciaomao]

I have about 40 different G&W. Unfortunately non from the crystal series. Some pics you can find on Wiki are taken from my collection. I also have my man cave, with ready-to-play retro consoles. More consoles are in boxes.

 

[Wolfy]

I have about 40 different G&W. Unfortunately non from the crystal series. Some pics you can find on Wiki are taken from my collection. I also have my man cave, with ready-to-play retro consoles. More consoles are in boxes.

Quite the nice setup there, see F-Zero in the back and is that a Retrotinx behind the speaker?

 

[ciaomao]

Quite the nice setup there, see F-Zero in the back and is that a Retrotinx behind the speaker?

yes, I have to admit. It was a very good deal. I use it with the ps2 and n64.

 

[sanbaba1]

Call me curious, I wanted to see what everyone's rarest and/or most interesting piece in their Retro game collection is. Multiple examples are fine if you have more than one! This can be anything from a game, console, accessory, promotional stuff, unreleased stuff or just something that had a fun story attached to it!

Give us the deets people!

I have a virtual boy! And yes I prefer to keep it rather than sell it. On the other hand, the red and black graphics hurt the eyes after a while.

 

[mstr_k]

I gifted it to a friend not long ago, but my dearest collection piece was a Zelda Game & Watch in perfect working state (the old, dual-screen one).

 

[SylverReZ]

ZX Spectrum +2B.

 

[Exnor]

Atari Jaguar. I think its the only rare(ish) console i have.

 

[Jayro]

I have an Nvidia Shield Portable.

My stepdad works for Nvidia Labs here in Oregon and he directly assisted in engineering the Tegra 4 chipset inside. Each employee got a retail unit as a "thank you" for working on the project, and he didn't really have a use for it so he gave it to me for Christmas in 2013. I still have it, and changed out the 18650 cells inside once already. I know it's not super rare, but it's one of the most unique game playing devices I own.

 

[8bitedge]

I have a sealed Atari 7800 Xevious.

First game I ever played, I was 5 years old!