NoelleAmelie

Wow! It's a bump!

Picked these up over the past few days; the nearby Goodwills were very, very kind to me. About $20 for everything. Not pictured is a big box copy of Comanche 4 I found today. I wasn't even aware that game had a big box release but hey, I wanted to play it so I got it.

Buuuump.

Bumping again. Sold a game.

Bump.

Bumping again.

Perhaps they're running on the same engine?

I highly doubt you could modify the game without the actual source code, or reverse engineering it. You would probably be better off just making a new port of the game off of the PC or Jag source. Regardless, Chilly Willy on sega-16 seems to be the dude for 32X stuff so try talking to him, he might be able to point you in the direction of some good tools or tips.

Buuuump.

Well, I redid the room and it's way, way better. Overview. Far left is the TV/consoles (see photo below), middle is my keyboard, right is my PC with games, CRT monitor, and speakers, far right is the rest of my PC games, 1/144 Gundam models, and Sony limited editions + Vita games. Consoles and TV. The consoles are a SEGA Genesis (Model 1 VA6), Mega Drive (Model 1 VA6), NES, Xbox (1.6), SEGA Saturn (Japanese Model 1), and a Playstation 2 (Japanese Slim). TV's a Insignia 21-inch CRT from 2006. ...and a whole mess of cables to go with it. I don't know of any way to do power cables in a tidy way, and when you add a capture setup to the mix, it gets messy. From left to right, there's a Kramer S-Video DA (1-in 3-out), Hauppauge HD PVR (Component capture), Dazzle DVC100 (240p S-Video/Composite), and a Dynex LCD TV (for viewing the passthrough on the HD PVR). Also a bunch of models I need to build. Managed to clear out pretty much all of my PC games I had for sale, and I got rid of my Gundam model boxes, so I had free space to display games and more models. Top shelf is 1/100 Gundam models, middle is PC jewel case games, bottom is Nintendo stuff. Closer look at the PC stuff.

Bumparoo.

Another bump. Still got everything for sale.

Bumping again.

I think if you update your 360 you'll have a harder time hacking it (should still be possible though), but in general the system is a total pain in the rear to work with as it cannot be softmodded. Even the simplest mods require you to modify the internals in some way. I don't think there's much you can do with a softmodded 360 that you can't do with a softmodded OG Xbox anyways, so it's not worth the effort.

Is there any chance this port will have music in the future, like in the X68000 version? I'd be totally willing to remix some of the music from that version for the POKEY, assuming I could use a program like Raster Music Tracker to make the music.

Bump, still got a few odds and ends.

I was not aware Psychic Detective was even close to being worth as much as it is, I thought it was a cheap $5 to $10 game. Crazy stuff.

Very smooth and easy transaction. Thanks!