PS3, modded with HEN 1.5 TB SSD.
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Original 6-switch Atari 2600. Spent so many hours playing it. Hope it still works haven't tried it in decades.
The oldest functioning system I have is an Atari 2600. it was originally my mother's.
i have a 2600. warlords and circus atari are awedome with the paddle controllers. that seems to be the one of if not the oldest answer showing up in this thread, but i'd love to own a coleco telstar one day. the wood grain aesthetic is so cool, i wish it stuck around longer!
Atari 2600. Got in a few years ago from my in laws. Still hook it up and play berzerk from time to time.
Mine is an Atari 2600. It's my dad's old one that I used to play as a kid, so it has a lot of sentimental value to me.
NES Power Set! The power pad was loads of fun!
A Binatone 6-in-1 Pong machine from (if I recall) around 1977. My next oldest machine is a red-label Astro Wars from 1980.
Psion 5mx palmtop computer running Epoc OS. Had the screen cable replaced a few years ago. Still use it for the word processor from time to time. Runs on two AA batteries.
My Commodore 64. I have a ton of cassettes and floppies with games. Some even with intros from scene release groups, which are pretty fun. I should probably digitize them at some point to preserve them. I don't use it much though due to the risk of the original power supply frying the computer. I'll have to buy a modern replacement at some point.
My oldest running system is a Commodore 64C with a 1541-2 floppy drive but that is for years only a nice accessories on my wall, because my MiSTer Multisystem completely replaced that (and my Amiga 500 and my SNES and all other retro consoles I own) in every way.
Probably my issue 2 Sinclair ZX Spectrum, which is from late 1982.
I have a Timex Computer 2068, a ZX Spectrum clone made my Timex Portugal. My dad bought it sometime in the 80s. I still turn it on from time to time, mostly out of nostalgia. That one is the oldest in my house. I was too young to remember it being bought but it had to be some time between 1985 or 1987.
I also have the first model of the European Sega Master System made in 86 or 87 but I bought it second hand less than a year ago.
Dreamcast ATM. lost my SNES to an apt fire.
Sorry to hear that :(