mckafka99

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If you have an iDevice, below is how my daughter learned to play chess (other than my teaching) https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/dinosaur-chess-learn-to-play!/id405842432?mt=8

I'm pretty sure RetroPie will do both A5200 and A7800. Granted, the A5200 (A800) emulator is not nice and smooth until fully configured but I think the A7800 one is pretty straight forward. It's how I currently get my Bentley Bear fix! 😃

Wasnt sure if we were supposed to start from/include the training missions but my score reflects starting a brand new pilot and includes training missions and attempting North American Tour. Is this how we are to do this, select a new pilot for each attempt and begin with the training? 56363

Ditto this! :-) My ideal 5200 controller would be a dual stick setup with a trackball. Never have to swap out controllers again or bother with the dual joystick connector for games like Space Dungeion.

I am very interested in one when they become available.

Very interested in this when they become available.

http://obscurehandhelds.com/2015/12/jxd-awakes-from-hibernation-with-their-singularity-s192-handheld/

I will know a whole lot more after Christmas (as my 9 year old daughter really really wanted into this thing, Star Wars playsets/characters) but my understanding is this: There are two 'worlds' in the video game one can 'play' in. One is the 'toy box' mode which is something akin to Minecraft where one can build stuff and use characters to romp around in it. The second is something like a 'story' mode, where one purchase 'playsets' that set forth a world that one uses characters to accomplish the goals of the the particular playset. The figures each have some kind of NFC chip in them that, when placed upon the 'game platform' appear within the game (either mode) with whatever special characteristics that happen to have been programmed into the chip. This is my rough understanding of it. I've read up on it plenty but still a little bit fuzzy on the whole thing. All I know is that after my daughter saw the Star Wars starter set in a You Tube unboxing video, she's been craving it. She's already done the Lego Star Wars thing and has at least tried KotoR on the Xbox (but still a little young to fully undertand the best way to work on getting light side points rather than dark side points) but this Inifintiy 3.0 thing seems to be right in her wheel house.

I Recieved mine and it was in perfect shape. The only unfortunate thing is that is won't be until after the holidays that I'll be able to approach building this out. Looking forward to it though! Thanks again for this ! 😄

I had the same issue with my iPad Air 1, memory issues I suspect. Other embedded media intense sites /pages will do this as well, CNN being a notorious site for this behavior.

Pm sent.

Took of advantage of this this morning - part of my daughter's Xmas is the new Disney Infinity Star Wars stuff - picked up the 'Rise Against the Empire' play set for 21.59 (reg. 35.99) with purchase of the Starter Set.

Wallet open and ready, just give the word! Really looking forward to this!

I'm in for one as well!

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I've seen these and the Genesis products at Walgreens for $39. I figure I will wait until they hit at least $29.

Wallet open, standing by.....

If you are familiar and comfortable with Linux, then you should be able to find which ever means best fits your situation to get you own ROMs on to it. (While what I initially wrote is true, check out the PDF in the OP. Looks like you should be all set.)

The VGA-to-HDMI converter pictured is here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006FILNV6 The KVM (not pictured but is in use, behind monitor) is here: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000F3VHV8

Has there been any news on their virtual (?, not sure that's the correct term) products?

Here's some pics of a McWill Upgraded Lynx - IOGear KVM - VGA.to.HDMI -28" 720p Insignia Flatscreen (no, I dont typically set this up but the discussion made me think to try it out. The screen actually looks a whole lot better than these pictures would suggest)

I am surely missing something about this game given all of your scores compared to the paltry one I am able to muster. 258,790

You are correct; the leading dot (.) indicates a hidden file/directory.

I've had my copy since Monday and have played it everynight this week. Been loving it; awesome job!