I have the original one (a heavy sixer), but connecting to a modern TV is a bit of a pain. I installed the modchip and have hi-def HDMI-to-Component adapter, an

I have the original one (a heavy sixer), but connecting to a modern TV is a bit of a pain. I installed the modchip and have hi-def HDMI-to-Component adapter, and colors are still off, and overall image has some artifacts. I think the 2600+ hits a sweet spot for nostalgic GenX-ers who don't want the hassle of making a 50+ yr-old console working with modern TVs. Plus, at $129, it's actually cheaper than buying a used console + converters.