Our Repair Shop in Evanston and Racine

Our repair shop can fix just about any console and any handheld, we will even fix the repairs that others failed to repair. This is why, we stress, "DON'T THROW IT AWAY!"  We reuse, recycle and refurbish, we have a 90 day warranty, we offer free consultation, Our estimated turn-around is 7 days, depending on the part and service. We also clean.

Magnavox Odyssey, 1972, Magnavox, console 

Coleco Telstar, 1976, Coleco, Dedicated 

Fairchild Channel F / Video Entertainment System (VES), 1976, Fairchild, console 

Channel F System II, 1979, Fairchild, console 

Philips Odyssey, 1976, Philips, console 

Pong, 1976, Atari Inc., Arcade

RCA Studio II, 1976, RCA, console 

Atari 2600 / Atari Video Computer System (VCS) / Sears Video Arcade, 1977, Atari Inc., console 

Atari 2600 Jr., 1986, Atari Inc., console 

Atari 2700 / Atari Remote Control VCS, canceled, Atari Inc, console 

Atari 2800 / Sears Video Arcade II (Japan Only), 1983, Atari, Inc, console 

Coleco Gemini (Atari 2600 hardware clone), ~1982, Coleco, console 

TV Boy, ~1990, , console 

TV Boy 2, , , console 

Super TV-Boy, 1995, Akor, console 

Bally Astrocade, 1977, Midway, console 

Color TV Game 6 (Japan Only), 1977, Nintendo, Dedicated 

Color TV Game 15 (Japan Only), 1978, Nintendo, Dedicated 

Color TV Racing 112 (Japan Only), 1978, Nintendo, Dedicated 

Color TV Game Block Breaker (Japan Only), 1979, Nintendo, Dedicated 

Computer TV Game (Japan Only), ~1979, ,  

Interton VC 4000, 1978, Interton, console 

Magnavox Odyssey², 1978, Magnavox / Philips, console 

APF Imagination Machine, 1979, APF, console 

Microvision, 1979, Milton Bradley, Handheld 

Game & Watch, 1980, Nintendo, Handheld 

Intellivision, 1980, Mattel, console 

Intellivision II, 1983, Mattel, console 

System Changer (Unlicensed Atari 2600 Compatibility), , , 

PlayCable, 1981, ,  

CreatiVision, 1981, VTech, console 

Epoch Cassette Vision, 1981, Epoch, console 

Emerson Arcadia 2001 (Leisure Vision in Canada), 1982, Emerson Radio, console

Atari 5200, 1982, Atari Inc., console

Atari 5100 / Atari 5200 Jr., canceled, Atari Inc.,  

ColecoVision, 1982, Coleco, console 

Expansion Module #1 (Unlicensed Atari 2600 Compatibility), , ,  

Commodore MAX Machine, 1982, Commodore, console / Home computer 

Entex Adventure Vision, 1982, Entex, console 

Vectrex, 1982, Smith Engineering, console 

 MSX, 1983, Microsoft Japan, console / Home Computer 

Game Boy, 1989, Nintendo, Handheld 

Game Boy Pocket, 1996, Nintendo, Handheld 

Game Boy Light (Japan Only), 1997, Nintendo, Handheld 

Sega Game Gear, 1991, Sega, Handheld 

PV-1000, 1983, Casio, console 

Super Cassette Vision, 1984, Epoch, console 

Supergame VG 3000, 1985, CCE, console [1] 

Commodore 64GS, 1990, Commodore, console 

TurboGrafx-16, 1989, NEC, console 

PC Engine, 1987, NEC, console 

Atari 7800, 1986, Atari Corporation, console 

Sega SG-1000, 1983, Sega, console 

Sega SG-1000 II, 1984, Sega, console 

Sega Master System, Sega Mark III, 1985, Sega, console 

Sega Master System II, 1992, Sega, console 

Sega Master System III, , Sega, console 

PlayPal, 2006, Coleco, Handheld 

Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) / Famicom, 1983, Nintendo, console 

C1 NES TV / Sharp Nintendo Television, 1983, Japan, Sharp / Nintendo, console 

NES-101 / AV Famicom, 1993, Nintendo, console 

Famicom Disk System (Japan Only), 1986, Nintendo, console add-on 

Action Max, 1987, Worlds of Wonder, console 

Amstrad GX4000, 1990, Amstrad, console 

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Fourth generation (1989–1993) 

Main article: History of Game consoles (fourth generation) 

name, release date, manufacturer, type 

Sega Mega Drive / Sega Genesis, 1989, Sega, console 

Sega Mega Drive II, , Sega, console 

Sega Genesis II (North America Only), 1994[2], Sega, console 

Sega Mega Drive III (Brazil Only), , Sega, console 

Sega Genesis 3 (Americas), 1998, Sega, console 

Sega CD, 1992, Sega, console add-on 

Sega Genesis 32X / Sega Mega Drive 32X / Sega Super 32X, 1994, Sega, console add-on 

JVC X'eye / The Wondermega, , Sega / JVC, console 

Atari Lynx, 1989, Atari Corporation, Handheld 

Action Gamemaster, Unreleased, aprox. 1992, Active Enterprises, Handheld 

TurboGrafx-16, 1989, NEC, console 

TurboGrafx-CD, , NEC, console 

TurboExpress, 1990, NEC, Handheld 

SuperGrafx, 1989, Japan, NEC, console 

Konix Multisystem, Unreleased, Konix, console 

Neo-Geo, 1990, SNK, console / Arcade 

Neo-Geo CD, 1994, SNK, console 

Neo-Geo CDZ, 1994, SNK, console 

Commodore CDTV, 1991, Commodore, console / Personal computer 

Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) / Super Famicom, 1991, Nintendo, console 

SF-1 SNES TV (Japan Only), 1990, Sharp / Nintendo, console 

SNES 2 / Super Famicom Jr., 1997, Nintendo, console 

SNES-CD, canceled, Nintendo, console 

Satellaview (Japan Only), 1993, Nintendo, console add-on 

Super Game Boy, 1994, U.K., Nintendo, console add-on 

Super Game Boy 2, 1998, Nintendo, console add-on 

FM Towns Marty (Japan Only), 1991, Fujitsu, console 

CD-i, 1991, Philips, console / Media player 

TurboDuo / PC Engine Duo, 1992, U.S. / 1991, Japan, Turbo Technologies, console 

Supervision, 1992, Watara, Handheld 

Mega Duck/Cougar Boy, 1993, Creatonic / Timlex / Videojet, Handheld 

Pioneer LaserActive, 1993, Pioneer, console 

Sega Nomad, 1995, Sega, Handheld 

Super A'Can, 1995, Funtech, console 

Fifth generation (1993–1998) 

Main article: History of Game consoles (fifth generation) 

name, release date, manufacturer, type 

Virtual Boy, 1995, Nintendo, console 

Apple Pippin, 1995, Bandai, console 

PC-FX, 1994, NEC, console 

Atari Jaguar CD, 1995, Atari Corporation, console 

Atari Jaguar II, canceled, Atari Corporation, console 

PlayStation, 1994, Sony, console 

PocketStation, 1999, Sony, Handheld 

Net Yaroze, 1997, Sony, console development kit 

PS one, 2000, Sony, console 

Sega Saturn, 1994, Sega, console 

3DO, 1993, Panasonic / Sanyo / GoldStar, console 

Amiga CD32, 1993, Commodore, console 

Casio Loopy, 1995, Casio, console 

R-Zone, 1995, Tiger Electronics, Handheld 

FM Towns Marty, 1991, Fujitsu, console 

Game.com, 1997, Tiger Electronics, Handheld 

Pioneer LaserActive, 1993, Pioneer, console 

Playdia, 1994, Bandai, console 

Neo Geo Pocket, 1998, SNK, Handheld 

Game Boy Color, 1998, Nintendo, Handheld 

Atari Jaguar, 1993, Atari Corporation, console 

Nintendo 64, 1996, Nintendo, console 

Nintendo 64DD, 1999, Nintendo, console add-on 

Sixth generation(1998–2004) 

Main article: History of Game consoles (sixth generation) 

name, release date, manufacturer, type 

ApeXtreme, canceled, Apex Digital, console 

Atari Flashback, 2004, Atari, Dedicated 

Dreamcast, 1998, Sega, console 

Game Boy Advance, 2001, Nintendo, Handheld 

Game Boy Advance SP, 2003, Nintendo, Handheld 

Game Boy Advance SP Mark II, 2005, Nintendo, Handheld 

Game Boy Micro, 2005, Nintendo, Handheld 

GP32, 2001, GamePark, Handheld 

GameKing, 2005, TimeTop, Handheld 

L600, canceled, Indrema, console 

N-Gage, 2003, Nokia, Handheld 

N-Gage QD, 2004, Nokia, console 

Neo Geo Pocket Color, 1999, SNK, Handheld 

Nintendo GameCube, 2001, Nintendo, console 

Panasonic M2, canceled, Panasonic, console 

Panasonic Q, 2001, Nintendo / Panasonic, console 

PlayStation 2, 2000, Sony, console 

PlayStation 2 Slimline, 2004, Sony, console 

Pokemon mini, 2001, Nintendo, Handheld 

PSX (DVR), 2003, Sony, console 

Q Game Boy Player, 2001, Panasonic / Nintendo, console 

Rumble Station, , Color Dreams, Handheld TV game 

SwanCrystal, 2002, Bandai, Handheld 

Tapwave Zodiac, 2003, Tapwave, Handheld 

V.Smile, , VTech, console 

WonderSwan, 1999, Bandai, Handheld 

WonderSwan Color, 2000, Bandai, Handheld 

XaviXPort gaming console, 2004, , console 

Xbox, 2001, Microsoft, console 

Seventh generation (2004–2010) 

Main article: History of Game consoles (seventh generation) 

name, release date, manufacturer, type 

Atari Flashback 2, 2005, Atari Inc., console 

C64 Direct-to-TV, 2004, Ironstone, Handheld TV game 

Evo: Phase One, 2006, , console 

Fantastic Four TV game, 2005, Jakks Pacific, Handheld TV game 

FC Twin, 2006, Yobo, console 

GameSystem, 2010, CUBE Design, console 

Game Wave, 2005, ZAPiT, console 

Generation NEX, 2005, , console 

Gizmondo, 2005, Tiger Telematics, Handheld 

GP2X, 2005, GamePark, Handheld 

GP2X Wiz, 2009, GamePark, Handheld 

Mattel HyperScan, 2006, Mattel, console 

iPhone, 2007, Apple Inc., Handheld 

iPod Touch, 2007, Apple Inc., Handheld 

N-Gage (service), 2008, Nokia, Handheld 

Mi2, 2009, Planet interactive, Handheld 

Nintendo DS, 2004, Nintendo, Handheld 

Nintendo DS Lite, 2006, Nintendo, Handheld 

Nintendo DSi, 2008, Nintendo, Handheld 

Nintendo DSi XL, 2009, Nintendo, Handheld 

OnLive, 2010, OnLive, Gaming on demand 

Pandora, 2009, , Handheld / UMPC / PDA 

The Phantom, , Phantom, console 

PlayStation 3, 2006, Sony, console 

PlayStation 3 Slim, 2009, Sony, console 

PlayStation Portable, 2004, Sony, Handheld 

PlayStation Portable Slim, 2007, Sony, Handheld 

PlayStation Portable "Brite", 2008, Sony, Handheld 

PSP Go, 2009, Sony, Handheld 

Space Invaders, 2004, Radica Games, Handheld TV game 

Wii, 2006, Nintendo, console 

Xbox 360, 2005, Microsoft, console 

Zeebo, 2009, Tectoy / Qualcomm, console 

Zone 40, 2010, , console