Collection of games consoles, games and associated literature.
Sega Saturn 32-bit games console, model number MK-80200A-50, serial number AD65112179, with steering wheel, two controllers, RF unit and nine games: Wipeout, Virtua Fighter 2, Sega Rally Championship, Panzer Dragoon, Last Bronx, Doom, Destruction Derby, Daytona USA, Burning Rangers - all with original packaging.
'Sega Rally Championship' video game for Sega Saturn 32-bit games console.
'Destruction Derby' video game for Sega Saturn 32-bit games console.
'Virtua Fighter 2' video game for Sega Saturn 32-bit games console.
'Burning Rangers' video game for Sega Saturn 32-bit games console.
'Daytona Derby' video game for Sega Saturn 32-bit games console.
Sony Playstation SCPH-5502 with cable, instruction booklet and original packaging. Also with four games: Final Fantasy VII, Quake II, Gran Turismo, Gran Turismo II.
Sony Playstation games console, model SCPH-5552.
AC power cable for Sony Playstation games console.
SCART cable for Sony Playstation games console.
Packaging for Sony Playstation games console, including original box, plastic wrapping, two polystyrene blocks and instruction manual in plastic bag.
Gran Turismo: The Real Driving Simulator video game for PlayStation, compact disc in plastic case.
Gran Turismo 2: The Real Driving Simulator video game for PlayStation, 2 compact discs in plastic case. Also includes manual and driving strategy guide.
Quake II video game for PlayStation, compact disc in plastic case.
Final Fantasy VII video game for PlayStation, 3 compact discs in plastic case.
Binatone TV master MK10 01/4834 pong video games console with two controllers.
Sega Master System, model number 3005-05-A, serial number 49107563 with accessories, instruction booklet and original packaging. Also with eight games (with packaging): Golden Axe, Slap Shot, Battle Out Run, California Games, Enduro Racer, After Burner, Asterix, Double Dragon (no packaging for final title).
Sega Master System, made by Sega Corporation in 1986.
Sega's 8-bit console was launched to compete against Nintendo's NES. The Master System found success in Europe and introduced gamers to 'Alex Kidd' and 'Wonder Boy'. The console is shown with the control pad and light phaser - for use with games such as 'Safari Hunt' and 'Marksman Shooting'.
'Asterix' video game for Sega Master System.
'Slap Shot' video game for Sega Master System.
'After Burner' video game for Sega Master System.
'Golden Axe' video game for Sega Master System.
