What's the oldest system you still game on?

[Turbulenssi]

I still play some PS1/PS2 games on my PS2.

 

[Phencyclidine]

DOS. I'd say my NES as well, but it took a turn for the worst some time ago. I also hook up my Genesis from time to time. Dreamcast stays plugged in at all times too.

 

[ThaBenMan]

I still have my PS2 that I play on every now and then.

 

[holographicman]

PS2 forever

 

[Legendsmith]

I still occasionally play Starcraft Brood War on an ancient Windows 98 laptop. (The laptop itself was designed for 95)

 

[EBHughsThe1st]

My 64.
But I play my GC more frequently.

 

[acklumos]

My N64.

 

[Warped_Ghost]

I play pokemon on my gameboy color once and a while.

 

[viking97]

gameboy advance sp, although i only have a few gameboy color games for it. my pc might be older thou, i got it used so idk. it certainly behaves like it...

 

[DividedUnity]

Ps3. I sold all my old gameboys and N64.

 

[K84]

Sega MegaDrive, i've been playing Arrow Flash way too much lately.
Just love that intro...

 

[slipknot4]

A pc, hur hur...
Really now, you had it coming.

 

[TelHybrid]

SEGA Master System on a few occasions.

Mega Drive fairly regularly.

N64 a lot!

 

[sudokucrazedman]

SNES, we had one in our old office and I get to hold onto it until we find a new space. It does have a Super Game Boy with it so I suppose I could count that too.

 

[Infinite Betsy]

I still play my SNES a fair amount. What sucks is that I don't have most of my favorite games anymore. I actually sold my SNES back in the day. A couple of years ago, someone bought another one for me. Kirby Allstar and Yoshi's Island were my favorites. I've still got all my Marios though, so I'm a happy camper.

 

[Zero=Interrupt]

Super Nintendo, baby. Broke it out a month ago to play some Super Mario Bros. 3.

 

[mikecoulter]

I'm rather happy at the moment. I was playing around with my new Mac last night, seeing as Steam was released for it (Oh sweet free Portal). And decided to try gaming on my old iMac G4. This, be all means was the longest of long shots. It runs osx Tiger (Not usually supported for any newish games), has a 700Mhz processor and 512mb of ram. And finally, a dismal 32mb of video ram.

But, rather to my suprise, runs World of Goo absolutely perfectly, exactly the same as on my new iMac. Now, I know this isn't too amazing, being just a 2D puzzle game, but this computer was never built to game, especially 7 years after it was made.

And this leads me to my question of the day, what is the oldest system you still game on? Be it a computer, console, handheld. Anything!

Ewwww...Mac, but seriously Ewww...Shiny waste of money, is may play a simple game like world of goo, but anything a new- forget it.

My new one plays COD 4 and Borderlands great. And it's the base model too.

 

[lee1287]

Sega and N64 and GC and DC... only play sonic on the GC and DC though.

 

[loling48]

i play the n64 for the fact i don't want to pay for them again

 

[Fox242]

I still play games on my Gameboy Color. Hard to believe that the games on that little handheld could still be entertaining after so many years?