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It's nice to see that i was able to make some good picks. I don't really think that calgary is going to win, but i hope so anyways - it's nice to see them winning after so many years of not making the playoffs. -Linc_0

November 1st

SNES Chrono Trigger Complete with box, instructions and maps! 15$ CDN

QF1 - Tampa QF2 - Philadelphia QF3 - Calgary QF4 - San Jose SF1 - Tampa SF2 - Calgary SC - Calgary Total Goals - 52 Who knows? it might happen.... GO CALGARY!!!

I supposed I should have clarified which commodore paddles I was using... Those white and black one's look exactly like mine. I really like how they look - they remind me of my dad's golf shoes... or maybe an oreo cookie. -linc_0

I had the same problem after buying a sweet set of commodore paddles from a local goodwill. On all my paddle games I wasn't able to reach both sides of the screen! I tested them on my 4-switch "darth vader" model and not a single paddle game was playable. Apparently Ze_ro had some luck and he was able to play circus atari and super breakout on his heavy sixer but in my experience these games were completely unplayable. I found that you can replace the 500k/ohm pots in the commodore paddles with 1M/ohm pots that you can get at radio shack (part number 271-211). It's fairly easy install the new pots if you have a soldering iron but you need to cut and file the shaft on the pot in order for the knob to fit on it. After that your commodore paddles should work perfectly. Linc_0

not mine. How rare his this game? It doesn't even have an AA listing for the NTSC version. Does anyone know what it's worth? http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewIt...item=3089938702

I just bought a pair of white commodore paddles like that to use on my 2600. I tested them with super breakout and they only move the bar halfway across the screen. Got any ideas on how to make them work?