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[Teknoman]

Turbo-Duo

Arguably some of the best of the system, in the box...
Gate of Thunder
Ys Book I&II
Bonks Adventure
Bonks Revenge
Bomberman(secret code unlock on disc)
And either Dungeon Explorer or Ninja spirit

Best value for money right here.

20 MEG CARTRIDGE!!!

PAL art seems to either be really great or just really funny, no inbetweens.

 

[SpotAnime]

For its time (Christmas 1982) this was as hot as it gets.

Came to post this.

 

[Curufinwe]

The AC Liberation Vita bundle was very good value at $180 in November 2012 despite the game being mediocre, and the White Vita looks great.

 

[retroman]

 

[Burgess_101]

I think only ever bought two bundles in my life.

The first was the GameCube with Pokemon Colosseum for £110 I think. It was surprising because my mother always made my brothers and I buy our game stuffs but she just said I'll get it for you and we went to BlockBusters and picked one up that day.

Second was last year, I really wanted to play Bloodborne and I bought the Gamers edition which cost 450€ and it got me the PS4, two controllers, Bloodborne and the PS Camera. Bargain.

 

[DonMigs85]

This is what I got back in 1994, two controllers and two separate carts.

 

[Maogp]

what the hell

anyway, this beauty, Res 4 GC pack

 

[MCN]

Pretty shady how Sega used a screenshot of the Mega Drive/Genesis version of Sonic to promote the Game Gear.

 

[Sir_Crocodile]

I got this over 25 years ago

And then this some years later

Incredible bundles, especially the snes one.

 

[industrian]

Atari ST Power Pack (came with the Atari 520 ST). Look at all this juice.

Also came with a bunch of utilities because obviously the Atari ST was a home computer, not a console.

Not a console, but for originality sake, let me introduce you the Atari ST Power Pack



An Atari ST with 20 games, and not unknowkn crap, but well known names like Double Dragon, Afterburner, Outrun (too bad the ST version suuuuucked) and so.

It was so good and so relatively popular that it ended biting Atari in the ass in the UK when publishers discovered that their sales on ST had slowed a big deal since the introduction of the Pack, given that new customers didn't buy games as they were well served for long time.

(Edit, I can't believe I have been beaten on this, damn you stuminus3 :_( )

My parents bought me the Discovery Pack for Christmas when I was around 4-5 years old. Arguably the best decision they ever made as parents, because having a computer at that age basically laid the foundation for who I am today.

And it's always good to see the ST getting some love on GAF.

 

[gollumsluvslave]

The UK Xbox bundle that had Jet Set Radio Future, Sega GT, Splinter Cell and Halo for £200.

That's the one I bought way back in the day! Outstanding deal!

Must say my Xbox One deal was pretty great as well, though it wasn't an official bundle, it was an Argos deal around Black Friday time last year:-

Xbox One 1TB
Halo 5
Halo MCC

£280

I also snagged Witcher 3 for 20 bucks, so crazy value for 300 bones!

Got to give a shout to the OG Xbox Panzer Dragoon Orta bundle, sexy console:-

 

[Ferr986]

4 amazing games

I had this (although the box was the regular MD one). I also got Sonic 2 separately. Best christmas ever.

 

[Muzicfreq]

Of of the GOAT of all time period. It only missed Bayo 2 and it would include all the Wii U games.

Ftfy

Spoiler

I kid

 

[Facism]

4 amazing games

i had this. Sensational times. 4 hot bangers with some mash.

 

[TheBear]

this in all it's resplendent glory

 

[Estocolmo]

Even better

Granted, it looks like it only came with one controller.

I got this for christmas sometimes in the 90's. This is was the beginning for console gaming to me and its something I'm always going to play with. Great memories!

 

[openrob]

4 amazing games

I had the mega games 6 collection

 

[IdreamofHIME]

This thread brings back memories of Nintendo's crazy obsession with the word "Pak" during the GCN era.


My personal favourite is the Japanese Twin Snake bundle.

TTS
NES Metal Gear
Foxhound console
Special documentary on the NES disc
Art book