twoquickcapri

MS-DOS: Screamer 2 - 12 min Windows 98: Destruction Derby 2 - 10 min Mechwarrior 2 - 430 min Need For Speed - 10 min SODA Off-Road Racing - 10 min Beat all of the Falcon/Wolf clan missions in the PowerVR version of MechWarrior 2. Got my hands on a Socket 4 133mhz Pentium Overdrive chip so I upgrade the Gateway P5-60 and installed a Matrox Mystique video card to go with it. Then tried out the Mystique version of Destruction Derby 2, Mechwarrior 2, and Screamer 2. Spent some time looking for the 1.0 version of Croc that supports the Mystique card but could only find the later DirectX/Voodoo version.

SNES: Super Mario World - 15 mins. Windows 98: Mechwarrior 2 - 20 min. Mechwarrior 2: Mercenaries - 70 min. Spent most of the week work on one of my old PCs. Windows 95 wouldn't boot with the video card drivers installed. Ended up just install a new hard and a fresh install of Windows 98.

MS-DOS: Lemmings - 60 min. Windows 95: Mechwarrior 2 - 60 min. If you reallly like tracking games separately this is the Power VR version of Mechwarrior 2. It requires a video card with the PCX1/PCX2 video chip to play. It's also one of the better looking version of the game.

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Atari STe: Lotus Esprit Turbo Challenge STe - 20 min PC Windows 95: The Need for Speed - 20 min. Sega Saturn: Virtua Racing - 30 min. Played the new port of Lotus Esprit to the STe. Also replaced the L/R switches for the Saturn retro-bit wireless controller that broke a few months ago. May go back to playing Grandia next week.

Atari Jaguar: NBA Jam TE - 30 mins DOS PC: Mechwarrior 2 - 15 mins She blamed it on the layout of the buttons. To her the spin jump was in the same place as the NES controller jump.

Has anyone try the cart on a Jaguar with a BJL Mod? It works on my stock console but not the BJL console. It freezes on the BJL menu after selecting boot cart.

Arcade: Raiden - 80 mins. Jaguar: Iron Soldier - 20 mins. Raiden - 30 mins. SNES: Super Mario World - 60 mins. Watched my wife play Mario 3 last week better then I've ever played it. This week we played Super Mario World together and it was like she never played a video game before. You would think the skills would transfer.

64 inches Still trying to give them away.

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Arcade: Aero Fighters - 15 min. World Rally (Gaelco) - 65 min.

Selling the Ti 99 System, Speech Synthesizer, Scart Cable, 2 PSU, Atari Joystick Adapter for $150 plus shipping 32k side cart and FlashROM99 for $75 plus shipping System in Box. The system has the TMS-RGB mod installed. Video out replaced with Din 8 Connector and a scart cable is included. Composite Video is in black and white due to swapping to the 9928 for the RGB mod. Also the 12v out was changed to 5v. Speech Synthesizer, 32k side cart, FlashROM99, Scart Cable, 2 PSU, Atari Joystick Adapter \

Arcade: Aero Fighters - 60 min. World Rally (Gaelco) - 15 min. Atari ST: Lotus Esprit Turbo Challenge- 20 min PC (MS-DOS): Crazy Cars III (Lamborghini American Challenge) - 10 min. Finally got around to buying a Super Gun and an Aero Fighters arcade PCB. One of my favorite shooters. The super gun, arcade PCB, joystick, PSU, scart cable, and monitor still cost less then a copy of Aero Fighters for the SNES.

FM Towns: Raiden Densetsu - 15 min. SNK Neo Geo CD: Neo Drift Out - 45 min. Tested a Neo Geo CD I bought off of yahoo.jp this week. It was sitting in the warehouse of the Proxy Service, that I use, for almost a year. Japan stopped shipping Japan Post to the USA because of the pandemic. The only other option for shipping would have cost over $200. A few weeks ago they finally got some cheaper options. Also got the FM towns up off the ground and on my new computer desk.