The DCEmu Interview - Question 27 - Whats The Worst Console/Computer You Have Owned?

**ICE** · December 5th, 2008, 02:42

My old Sega Nomad. Its battery pack took like 8 aa's that went dead in like 30 minutes. It was ridiculous.

**osgeld** · December 5th, 2008, 03:26

trs 80

:rofl:

**thammuz** · December 5th, 2008, 04:23

Originally Posted by goshogun1

The Sega-CD. If it wasn't for Lunar and Snatcher, I would be hard pressed to find anything good about it. I think I paid like $300 for the damn thing too. What a piece of garbage!

I must agree... Mine never worked; but I must say the one console I really regret taking is the Wii; if it wasn;t for the homebrew I wouldn't bother hooking it up. The Game Gear never was as good as the Gameboy... Even with the color screen.

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**watupgroupie** · December 5th, 2008, 06:25

Originally Posted by devdj

the worst console ever for me even though i prefer its games to the ps3 it has to be the xbox 360 god damn thing can barely read any of my perfect game discs the only time the fecker wants to play a disc is when it sounds like a freakin wind turbine or else all it dose is just buzz and brings up that stupid screen where it says please insert this disc in an xbox 360 console so what i'll do is just find a replacement hitachi dvd drive and we all know how crap there drives are and the fix it up and sell to some noob.

You should have sent it in under warranty which you probably (like almost positively because of the expansion on the warranty they did) had and got it fixed. Mine did that when I first got it and an update rolled around and fixed it. Now it runs fine and has never red lighted and I've had it for two years.

**Aryn** · December 5th, 2008, 07:06

GP2X F200...
After my GP2X broke I purchased this system hoping that it would be an improvement...I was wrong.

1. The touch screen was less accurate with each firmware version. I thought frmware updates were meant to FIX bugs, not create them.
2. It took 25 to 40 seconds to boot up.
3. The controls did not feel comfortable and were a bit stiff.
4. It has a touch screen but the screen is poorly implemented. (Not the fault of the manufacturers, but still...)
5. When I touch the screen in the main menu, the system's screen goes black and the system hangs.

**Justinistheman** · December 5th, 2008, 08:32

well the wost computer is teh one i am using the specs are as follows
HDD: 20GB
USB: 1.1
Moniter: 16 inch CRT moniter (measured diagonally)
CPU: Intel Celeron 897 Mhz proccesor
RAM:128 MB
it sucks monkey ass but hey it gets the job done only half the time the other half of the time its frozen

**paul3100** · December 5th, 2008, 08:56

Without a shadow of a doubt the AmigaCD32 was the worst console ive owned ever, followed by the Amiga 1200, hated both to death, im still annoyed that i swapped a snes with Wildcard disk drive for a crappy amiga 1200

Are you kidding wraggster!

The amiga range of computers were excellent and my favorite being the A1200 , Millions of games and easy to come bye legal or not and had some of the best graphics of its time.

Never played the cd32 (unfortunatly) but i can actually imagine it not being to good without keyboard/mouse and floppy drive.

Anyway being a collector of all systems i have to say i hated the atari jaguar............ What an ugly underpowered console that was with its 2 x 16 bit cpu's and lack of games.

paul

**royvedas** · December 5th, 2008, 09:34

Hmm, I like all my consoles, but if I have to pick the most annoying it will have to be the Dreamcast.

- Rumble pak as an addon module, when ps1 dual shock had been there a while?? That's lame.

- Too few buttons and only one analogue stick on gamepad, when ps1s dual shock had been there for a while? That's lame.

- Lame games. No I don't think it had anything going for it. Playstation and N64 had generally waaay better games. Ooga Booga was kinda fun though.

This console clearly showed that Segas time as hardware manufacturer had passed.