Mord

They're really that expensive now? I remember Toys R Us flushing them out of stock for fifty bucks.

Is a TG-16 more desirable than any PC Engine? I bought two basic white models last year and didn't spend more than $35-40 US each + shipping from Japan.

Or was that a TG-16 bundle with games, multitap, kit and caboodle?

I Totally recommend a Turbografx or PC Engine...With an adapter you can play games for either (and of course there's an Everdrive available) and Turbo CD or PC Engine Duo-Rs etc., are region free for CD games...Just save up and wait for a deal

Sweet!

The employee probably wondering where did that NES mini that he hidden to buy when his shift is over is.

That's one way! Damn!...Maybe try a little melatonin or a sleeping pill sometime.

Went 36 hrs without sleep travel to my holiday destination. Then I slept through a punch up between my room mates!

If just the console alone, probably $60-$70.

Local comic/classic game shop sells their 7800 with controller and no games for $69.

Thanks. Sounds like what I saw recently in town is about in the low to middle of the general range then. If it's still there next month i'll probably pick it up.

Lycos? That is a provider I haven't heard about in the past 15 years. Good luck changing your login details everywhere you need to.

I didn't know Lycos was doing that. i guess Angelfire & Tripod are next. ;(

I've got til the end of the month to decide myself (When tax refunds should materialize.) The kickstarter ends may 5th so should be plenty of time to learn how kickstarter even works. XD

I -was- going to go full in, but right now thinking I'll d othe middle-pledge and only get the SF Alpha character addons.

I can already see some people getting two sets of the game to resell the miniatures from their second set on ebay/amazon. XD

I'd just wait until it's a real product at retail and pay for it then. Plus, Kickstarted games of this nature don't have a very good track record.

You may be out of luck then, as I'm pretty sure this will be kickstarter-only. Due to the costs involved selling it at retail would simply cost too much due to all the extra middlemen expecting a hefty cut. Jasco's done several boardgames like this in the past though so they know what needs to be done at this point.

With. What. ?.

Everything. Organizing things around so I can stay on top of it all and actually get some work done on all the little and big things I've been trying to get done for years now.

Oh. I was going to say "physical."

That's why I don't like the indoor half of spring

yeah, would you quit your job already and devote all your time to making games for us already? J/K! lol

A good cleaning

of the cartridge contacts wouldn't hurt, might help

GG is one of the more finicky systems. Clean the carts and dust blast the cart slot

NNNOOO!!!

That's always rough man! We get so used to our computers...I almost feel sick if mine goes down.

All my computer has been 10 years old since before I got them...

I STILL DON'T HAVE ONE WITH A FLOPPIE DRIVE YET!

Updated what?

Graze Suit Alpha - A homebrew game in development for the 7800.

Ahhhh.

Why, thank you!

Exactly!

I feel the same way. Actually, been cooler temp-wise this summer for us, but the humidity has been brutal!

Merry Christmas Mord

I've spent years trying to do that.

It can be a bit of a challenge, but it's not too hard, once you figure out where everything goes. I've almost got the hang of it.

Yeah, it's just that the action loop is more than 16k by itself. So I have to break that among several banks.

At least going to 256k, if needed, will be a snap from 128.

Ah, good points. I figure, at some point, I might have to do either one of those for BB. I didn't think it'd be such a chore to keep the game running at something close to 60 FPS. XD

What was difficult about it?

them two like to fight

To hook it up to the TV I had I needed to dig up adapter thing to plug into the TV. Had no idea where it disappeared to so had to turn the place upside down looking for it.