1. NEO GEO
2. SNES
3. SEGA DREAMCAST

1. Sega Dreamcast
2. Arcade
3. Sega Genesis (Megadrive)

Amiga
C64
SNES
I love a good retro game, sadly though many of my fond experiences with old Amiga games can not be met with pc games from the same era. Better music, graphics and general gameplay, such a great system in what was a great age of computer gaming!

1. Nintendo 64
2. Sega Genesis
3. Dreamcast

1. Amiga
2. Amiga
3. Amiga

Nintendo 64.

1. Sega Dreamcast. So far the only ways to legally play these games without the actual system are through GameTap or through ports.
2. Arcade. There is a lot of gold in there.
3. Super Nintendo. I spent a lot of my childhood playing this system.

I used to play Ninetendo a lot in olden days. Mario Bros and Zelda would be great for younger players with good reflexes I would guess. I liked Romance of the (Seven?) Kingdoms, published by Koei I think with numerous sequels and platforms. I would buy some version of that if offered.. Thanks for the great service you guys provide us old-timers.

1.Sega Megadrive
2. Sega Genesis
3. Amiga

Only two picks for me:
1. Amiga
2. Commodore 64

Sega Genesis
Super Nintendo
Arcade

1. Arcade (modern)
I'm not very interested in arcade games that came out in 1994 or earlier. But many of the newer ones are impossible to play here in Czech Republic and I'd love to play some of them.
2. Sega Dreamcast
3. Nintendo 64

1 - super Nintendo (best console games ever)
2 - Nintendo 64 (mario 64 is very fun)
3- Arcade (why not ?)

1. SNES/SFC - has an incredible amount of classics. You can cater to many tastes by bringing SNES games.
2. Dreamcast - when I think Dreamcast, I think Code Veronica. That alone would be worth it.
3. Genesis - I don't know if you consider Sega Genesis and Sega CD one console (later being an add-on), but if so I choose this just for Snatcher.

1. SNES
2. Dreamcast
3. N64
I question how the analogue on the N64 is going to transfer over to keyboard.