Schmead55

thanks guys, i appreciate the input. i think it's really just a matter of getting some time logged on to the INTV and getting the hang of the controllers.

i'm sure everyone will jump down my throat, but i'm new to INTV, and am having issues getting used to the disks. granted coleco controllers aren't too much better, but will a coleco controller function with the INTV2? as in, keypad etc. any input would be greatly appreciated. have a decent catalog of games already, would love to enjoy playing them.

Thank you very much everyone. i figured you guys would have the answer. As far as i'm concerned, the foam is stayin in there.. .it seems to still be pretty "spongy" and in decent condition. Dont think there's a threat of any pieces falling off of it.

Snagged a copy of Activision's Checkers the other day at a game . I noticed that in the bottom around the contacts that there is a foam piece instead of the "plastic" plate at the bottom. Will post a picture, i've just never seen this before and am wondering what the deal is. . . Any feedback would be great, thanks.

Mostly the straight-up NES version. But when you have someone over, the Tengen version.

I'm a big fan of the unlicensed games for NES, LOVE EM.

By far, Condemned for 360. I've only played the 360 a couple of times, but I was playing this on my boss' projection TV in his basement. The shadowing in the game was done very well. Not to mention the surround sound so you could hear all the crazed inmates wielding lead pipes 360 degrees around you I've never actually had a video game make me jump before, this was the first one. The kind of game that after you're done playing it, you're looking over your shoulder while walking back to your car. Seriously. . . Matt

I traded in my PSP for a DS about a year ago. I've never looked back. I'm happier with my DS than i ever was with my PSP.

durp, now i get it

yeah, no idea why the code the game ACTUALLY GAVE didn't work. . .but glad that code helped you. I was frustrated beyond belief, hope it gave you some piece of mind.

Thank you very much, the second walk-through provided the proper sequence for pulling levers. Which is odd, cause it was a different order than both the superguide AND THE GAME provided for me. They both said to use 2-4-5-1-3, but that didn't work, the sequence that worked on mine was: counting from left to right: 4, 1, 5, 2, 3., hope this helps someone else out. but thank you again, i was getting quite frustrated. Matt PS, what a great game

I'm stuck in the ghost ship in Zelda. I'm at the part where you need to pull the five switches in a certain order. I pulled the levers in the order the game and the guide said, and nothing happened. this is a great game and i would really like to get past this part. please help. Matt