amiman99

I got mine 32GB WiiU at a local Pawn Shop for $125 last November, so far so good and it works fine.

My first try modeling the 7800 coupler, fit is a little too small, got to go back and fix this... I printed one side to see if it fits...not yet

I'm still working on this one, way too many curved edges...

I haven't decided yet if I want to go this route, but probably yes.

It's pretty tight, so it should stay in.

If more people requests Black color then I can print in Black. Right now I print using PLA plastic which is easier to work with. I have one roll of black ABS plastic that I did not touched yet, so I could use that.

Yes, they slide in and out, and grips pretty good.

Hi, In my spare time I have designed a replacement for the joystick coupler. It it of my own design, different from the original or the one on Thingiverse, which is based on the original. I'm willing to sell these couplers and I'm wondering if there is any interest in these. I have a nice 3d Printer that I can print them on demand. It take about 6hrs to print one, so probably I can do one a day. I don't have a price set for that, but I'm thinking between $10-15 plus shipping. Thanks I'm also working on Atari 7800 coupler for the original joysticks. Here are some pics:

I'm working on a joystick coupler for 5200 and noticed that I don't have Robotron. So, I'm looking for one. PM me if you have a spare one for sale.

I know about the USB programming, but I don't have this kind of USB cable, and I know I can get one for few $$. The serial method works, but like I said before, I have an issue getting started. Probably the baud negotiation is not matching or something like that. My next move is to get and install the LCD on both of them.

What you guys thing about "Pay After Delivery" option. I used that on a "0" feedback seller just to make sure he ships it, but he did not. He also did not reply to my messages so after a week I canceled the payment. No money loss from my side, just some delay getting my game from another seller.

I never knew that they did that.

You said that you can not give Negative feedback to the buyer on Ebay, how about give Positive Feedback with Negative comment? You can start the comment with bold: "NEGATIVE:" plus the comment. That way you can let other Ebayers know your true experience and others can quickly search the feedback with comment "Negative". Let's keep it as standard. And yes, this thread should go to the AUCTION sub category.

I like Outrun 2, and I kind of regretting it right now that I did not purchased it on my PS3 when it was available. I do have the PS2 and PSP versions, so I'm fine. You will enjoy this game for sure, a lot easier then original Outrun in Arcades.

So this game is worth $90????? I had one and traded in for few $$ when I got the Coast2Coast PS2 version, who knew...

I will re-flash the Amiga one with the FlashFloppy, but for some reason I have a hard time flashing those devices. It takes 10s of tries to get the Gotek to communicate with the flashing software. But once is working then the flashing is no problem.

I just flashed my Gotek with FlashFloppy for my Atari STE and it's working fine. I may have to do that on my Amiga 500, on that one, I have the Cortex firmware installed. The OLED display looks nice and it looks like it's basically Plug-n-Play. I may have to do that too.

For me 7MHz always felt too slow. I started with A1000, then A2000, and my third one was A1200 with 030 50MHz (which I still have on my desk). I was more of a power user not Amiga gamer, I liked 3D rendering with Silver Turbo, Imagine 3D, Vista 3D,and more other applications then games, so for me 7MHz was just not adequate. I remember the time I was rendering a scene in Silver Turbo on my A2000, it took more then 24Hrs to render a 320x200 picture, that in the end I did not like (waste of time). One day I got A4000 with Video Toaster, so I started to render Blade Runner demo scene in Lightwave, I was psyched to see the outcome. Forget it, it took longer on 040 25MHz then the 7MHz A2000.(do to complexity of the scene). I would like to get my hand on a Vampire and try to render some stuff. If they ever release one for A3000/A4000, I would like to get one.

Try your local Pawn Shop, I got mine used for $125 with gamepad. They also may have Xmas specials right now. I actually saw one for $80, but I'm not sure if it had the gamepad or not.

I know, but that's another item to take care and store etc.. BTW, PS4 lets you install games to external HD too.

I always and only, charge my PS3 controllers using my PC. I have been doing that for ages. Also, my PS4 controllers are only charged using my tablet's usb charger, it charges fine. I'm pretty sure any 500mA source should charge your controllers using proper cables.

Looks like Xbox 1X games in 4k will be in upwards of 100GB+, so 500GB, or even 1TB HDs will fill up very fast. https://gamerant.com/xbox-one-x-game-file-size/ I personally don't have the Xbox One, I'm a Playstation gamer, but my PS4's 500GB HD filled up pretty quickly and I was running out of space (mostly with free PSN Plus games). I had to upgrade to 2TB, and so far so good. One thing I like about the Playstation, is that they lets you upgrade the HD w/o voiding the warranty, not like Xbox 360 or the XBOX One. On my PS3 I had a 500GB HD that filled up with free PSN games over the 10 year period and had to upgrade to 750GB. The upgrade progress was 20GB-320GB-500GB-750GB plus 3 dead PS3s. The PS3's original price was insane, but I still got it.

sent pm for Animal Crossing New Leaf

It would be nice to go, but on Thursday is a no go for me, it's a school night and kids can't go. I wished they did that on a weekend.

I have AMD K6-2 400 Tower, built by me in the late 90s. I restored it few months ago, It has Win98. I have to check full specs if interested. I could gut it out and send it in pieces without the tower, just find an AT desktop case and put it back.