Admittedly the ZX Spectrum, Europe's best loved 8-bit computer, is easy to track down and buy rather cheaply. Still, this excellent Speccie bundle @ eBay is definitely worth checking out. It's cheap, comes with 13 boxed games, hundreds of pages worth of reading material, all the necessary cables/adapters and the seller ships worldwide.
YES! A rare Sega Multi-Mega with games. Worldwide, ends 26 Oct. 2007.
The Death and Return of Superman, and it's as rare as it sounds (uhh, very). Europe only, ends 23 Oct. 2007.
Sega MegaDrive Sonic Pack & 4 extra games. Worldwide, ends 27 Oct. 2007.
Sega MD II & Sega CD II with 10 games. UK only, ends 24 Oct. 2007.
25 boxed MD games. UK only, ends 30 Oct. 2007.
Streets of Rage 2. Europe & Australia, ends 26 Oct. 2007.
The Atari Jaguar CD, just like the Sega CD before it, was more than a CD add-on. It featured a variety of custom chips, extra memory, Jeff Minter firmware and managed to bolster the already doomed Jaguar's hardware specs. What's more, now that that the Jag's encryption codes have entered the public domain and cds are cheaper than hankies, the Jaguar CD is where the vibrant Jaguar homebrew scene is working its wonders and an essential accessory for Atari gamers.
The Neo Geo Pocket wasn't the most successful handheld ever, but it was one of the first to get a proper Sonic the Hedgehog game (and a lovely Metal Slug one too). Sonic Pocket Adventure was released back in 1999 and is an almost direct port of the brilliant Genesis/MegaDrive Sonic 2 game. Now, all you have left to do is read an IGN review and buy a dead cheap brand new Sonic Pocket Adventure at Play-Asia. Grabbing a Neo Geo Pocket might come in handy too...
Allegedly one of the rarest Nintendo Virtual Boy carts and one of the not particularly common games that sport a £499.00 Buy It Now price: SD Gundam Dimension War.
Nebachadnezzar, a mysterious gaming entity, discovered the amazing rare SEGA collectible pictured right above this well-placed paragraph and are probably already drooling over. It is after all a Dreamcast Dreampoint Casio Portable TV Divers, or to put it another way an official Dreamcast Mini TV.
No need for further descriptions really. It's the actual thing, it's got two screens, two seats, two everything and it's up for grabs. The SEGA Rally arcade has hit eBay. Only for UK bidders.
Now that's indeed rare, as even me, an omnipresent being obsessed with pr0n, didn't even know it existed. What's that? Well, the Nintendo Famicom (NES in the West) Network System, that's what. The first ever console online system or to be more cynical a modem/BBS service combo for Nintendo's classic console.
The Amiga 1500, released only in the UK in 1990, is one of the rarer Commodore Amiga models and one that originally sold for £999. The machine was in essence an Amiga 2000 without a hard-drive but with an extra floppy disk drive, a version 6.2 motherboard and an updated Kickstart. The Amiga 1500 is obviously A500 compatible, meaning hundreds of top quality games can be enjoyed, and comes with 1MB of RAM. More info on this obscure model can be found over at Old-Computers.com, Amiga History and Lemon Amiga.
