u/darkdragoonx27

I work at a place where people can recycle electronics and every now and then, there's a diamond in the rough. We're not supposed to take stuff but I mean...I wasn't gonna let this get this turned into a bench or something lol.

Anyway, for the life of me, I cannot find this console box art anywhere. Maybe I just haven't searched the right channels on Google or this sub enough, but I cannot find "Sega Video Game System" anywhere. It is a model 3010 from the back of the console and the back of the box says Sega 1988 Tonka Corp. Is this rare? Not rare? Does anyone know a ballpark value of what this is worth? Everything was in the box but the connection cables, so I spent like six bucks to get the white and yellow cable to connect it.

Amazingly, I have like a whole box full of games already but didn't have the console, so it was good being able to test out the games and they worked! Thanks for any input or advice!

Side observation: This box art is awesome and let me tell you, that kid with the Light Phaser is having *FUN*!

I hope this type of question is okay here, and if not if anyone can point me to a better sub?

So as the title says, I'm looking to upgrade between these three TVs at Best Buy from a 2018 Sony (I'll link everything below). My primary needs are for gaming and watching sports. I'll mainly play Playstation 5 on it (and I'll likely be upgrading to PS5 Pro soon as well). I have a gaming PC setup with monitor, but I may also play PC occasionally on this TV too because hey, sometimes I just want to be comfortable on the couch.

The room is well lit with a lot of ceiling lights, and a decent amount of sunlight also gets in. I've read that the Samsung options here are good for combating that. Basically, I'd like my games to look really good and for sports to standout more, as the closer you get they begin to look grainy. Also of note is that I don't have a soundbar (the speaker on my TV now is pretty good), but I'm not opposed to getting one if I have to.

What's the general opinion here? My current TV is LCD and not OLED, so I'm assuming I'll see a big difference? I've seen some other options mentioned when searching of course. I'm leaning with the Samsung route, but that's not set in stone. If I did go Samsung, do we think that the $900 price difference would be worth it in my case to upgrade from the S90F to the S95F? Obviously a big purchase, so I really appreciate any input that you guys can provide!

Current TV: Sony XBR-65X850F: https://www.sony.com/electronics/support/televisions-projectors-lcd-tvs-android-/xbr-65x850f/specifications

Sony BRAVIA XR8B $1600: https://www.bestbuy.com/product/sony-65-class-bravia-xr8b-oled-4k-google-tv/J7XSRH5KRQ

Samsung S90F $1400: https://www.bestbuy.com/product/samsung-65-class-s90f-series-oled-4k-uhd-samsungvision-ai-smart-tizen-tv-2025/J3ZYG2V6WP

Samsung S95F $2300: https://www.bestbuy.com/product/samsung-65-class-s95f-oled-4k-glare-free-tv-with-samsungvisionai-2025/J3ZYG2VV3P/sku/6613492