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SoulBlazer - Depends on which form of the game you're playing. T20 cricket plays just a little longer than a baseball game. I prefer first-class and test cricket, which would probably see you calcify in your seat by about day 3 of a match. (I keed, I keed.)

Some years back, my wife and a lot of her coworkers found their salaries quietly re-classified by their local office so that they weren't paid overtime. They called HR at corporate who cleaned that up fast. Non-payment probably isn't legal, y'see. Slightly different events, but do you have this option available?

Many congratulations to you, sir!

Gosh, I'd forgotten that was upon us. I've been following the Ranji Trophy to the exclusion of all else this winter. Well, here's to the Proteas!

Clearly, you've displeased someone upstairs, AtariLeaf. I'll sacrifice two ZX-81s and an Odyssey2 as a propitiation on your behalf tonight.

Mine is 7. Let's hear yours now, Travis.

I just pack a smart playlist full of New Wave stuff. It's all period that way.

Yup. Had one when I was a kid, in fact. But only one. I liked these. These and StarCom. I only had one of those, too.

Where are all these magic thrift stores that people say contain all these wonderful things? Nowhere near me, sadly, it seems. Nice catches, though; you have my envy and my congratulations!

Pac-Man Collection and Scramble just arrived here. But I can't really justify playing them right now as my daughter and I just got back from an afternoon at the arcade. My wife might disapprove.

Galaxian. Hands down.

I wouldn't stop you if you begged me to! It's a good system, isn't it? Which games did you pick up?

Well thank you, Trebor!

Yes, these should be fun indeed.

I'm afraid you just missed a NES/SNES emulator that was buried in a file manager about two weeks back. It was called Floppy Cloud. You have to be jump on those apps quickly once word spreads about them. Usually, once that happens, it's only a matter of hours before Apple squashes them.

I agree with Travis, too. Further, the description says "What you see is what you get." Yet I see no 7800, just a box. I hate to be a pain and all, but....

Isn't it the greatest? The last 7800 game I got in the '80s was Mario Bros. Then, some months ago, my copy of Barnyard Blaster came. (Hey. Easy now. Heh.) It was like getting your long, lost first love back again. Well, no, not really, but you get the point.

Open it up, play with it, then carefully repack it and pretend nothing happened. I didn't see nuthin'!

I'll take a dozen 1984s. Maybe a couple 1982s as well though.

Don't they know they have to keep feeding the hamsters so they can keep cranking the wheel so the Internet will stay up? Good grief. I figured out that solution ages ago now. What a bunch of n00bs.

A really nice version was done for the 7800 just recently, too. I mean, I hate Flappy Bird, but this 7800 version really does look nice.

A friend of mine has his house broken into 10 or so years years back and lost his boyhood 3DO collection to the intruders. It was never recovered. He's still smarting over that.

I'm right there along side you. A few bytes here and a few bytes there, and it suddenly actually feels like it's moving along.

Thanks for your efforts! Looking forward to it!

I'm with NE146. We had a wave of ants invade in the latter part of the summer, and Advion was the perfect solution.

How much of a pain in the rear end is it to replace those console switches? My 7800's power switch is getting finicky.