bitrate collection - non 3DO
Posted: Fri Jan 23, 2009 6:12 am
You all know my passion is 3DO, but I do collect for other systems as well.
Below are pictures of some of my NES collection. I wanted to post some pictures of some of my early/first generation NES games and hardware.
Everything pictured below is factory sealed / never opened / never used.
There are two M9 display's with their factory boxes complete with all inserts, etc.
There is an M8 system. (This is the only item not factory new, but it is in pristine condition and fully functional).
Two NES Deluxe systems never used / factory sealed.
ROB accessory never used / factory sealed.
Nintendo Repair Manual and an Official Nintendo Player's Guide.
And finally, an assortment of first generation black box NES games all factory sealed.
In addition to video gaming, I also build robots (and sometimes compete with them) for a hobby. I really enjoy robotics as it calls into play a lot of different disciplines such as electrical engineering, mechanical engineering and computer science - 3 of my favorites.
Here are some pictures I posted on another forum a while back. Most of my robots are not in these pics as they are mostly just a jumble of wiring and IC's.
So these pictures detail the prettier looking bots.
I do quite a bit of programming with my aibos and I have entered a few of them in Robocup like matches. When in autonomous mode, they never cease to amaze. The OpenR SDK is a must have.
Here is a picture of my Aibos:
Below are 4 factory sealed Aibos that have never been opened. The three ERS-110's are exceptionally rare. They are the very first Aibo's Sony built. Sony only made 5000 of the ERS-110 model, and of those 5000 only 2000 were US models. I was unbelievably lucky to get my hands on three of them. I also have two factory sealed performer kits (in the unopened FedEx boxes) for the ERS-110 Aibos.
Finally, here are some RoboOne fighting Robots. These are both walking bipedal robots.
Below are pictures of some of my NES collection. I wanted to post some pictures of some of my early/first generation NES games and hardware.
Everything pictured below is factory sealed / never opened / never used.
There are two M9 display's with their factory boxes complete with all inserts, etc.
There is an M8 system. (This is the only item not factory new, but it is in pristine condition and fully functional).
Two NES Deluxe systems never used / factory sealed.
ROB accessory never used / factory sealed.
Nintendo Repair Manual and an Official Nintendo Player's Guide.
And finally, an assortment of first generation black box NES games all factory sealed.
In addition to video gaming, I also build robots (and sometimes compete with them) for a hobby. I really enjoy robotics as it calls into play a lot of different disciplines such as electrical engineering, mechanical engineering and computer science - 3 of my favorites.
Here are some pictures I posted on another forum a while back. Most of my robots are not in these pics as they are mostly just a jumble of wiring and IC's.
So these pictures detail the prettier looking bots.
I do quite a bit of programming with my aibos and I have entered a few of them in Robocup like matches. When in autonomous mode, they never cease to amaze. The OpenR SDK is a must have.
Here is a picture of my Aibos:
Below are 4 factory sealed Aibos that have never been opened. The three ERS-110's are exceptionally rare. They are the very first Aibo's Sony built. Sony only made 5000 of the ERS-110 model, and of those 5000 only 2000 were US models. I was unbelievably lucky to get my hands on three of them. I also have two factory sealed performer kits (in the unopened FedEx boxes) for the ERS-110 Aibos.
Finally, here are some RoboOne fighting Robots. These are both walking bipedal robots.
