I have a page up on our Website with details on what we're looking for and who to contact.
Here are a few of the things we've received so far:

PlayStation (One) and assorted games, anonymously donated in a large paper bag.

A PlayStation 2 and assorted games. The box underneath has another PS1 & games. Off to the right is a bag full of old Macintosh games.

A Radio Shack TRS-80 Color Computer, ca. 1981. This is the box...

...and here's the computer. Ooooo. Originally shipped with 4K of memory, but the previous owner upgraded it to a whopping 16K!

An original MicroSoft force-feedback joystick controller. With it's very own power source!
More to come as we get more in...
2 comments:
This is seriously awesome. Cool beans, Dave! What happens when someone throws the Wii into the flatscreen television? Is there a disaster plan in place? :)
Awww, Radio Shack TR-80. I remember that! We have a box for an IBM PC, Junior down our basement but it's currently being used for Christmas ornaments!
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