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The only question i have is: does arcade perfect or nearly arcade perfect refer to graphics or gameplay? Sure the graphic cabilities of a 1990 game console never can match a arcade. But if one means with: arcade perfect or nearly arcade perfect the gameplay how does the game compare then? Is the level design the same? Seeing the pictures the level design is the same, since you can make an image of every screen on both the arcade and the sg. So if i have to say is the sg G'nG arcade perfect or nearly arcade perfect my answer is yes.

Mission Imposibel, error can't choose.

Somebody must really disliked his xbox. Today my dad brought with him an xbox that somebody trown away. The only problem: its an us model, ntsc and 100 v. So i first have to get me a power converter and a kabel to connect it to my tv, to see if it still works. If not, maybe something to do a case mod for my pc.

Saved from the scrapyard. Got today a lot of nes games + other stuff saved from the scrapyard by my dad. For NES: Double Dragon III label is thorn. Donkey Kong Classics The Goonies II Ghostbusters II Gremlins 2 The Incredible Crash Dummies Swords & Serpents For Master system Double Dragon boxed no manual 1 master system control pad For CD-i remote controller Another great day.

@ thebman80 Could you ask if they are willing to make a good detailed photo of the controles, with all the writing clear on it, and the coin unit? Thx for your help.

That must be the lucky-est kid in the world. I'm sure his dad can't say that he isn't allowed to play to much games. :-). I wonder how much games of his collection he has actual played. It lookes to me that it's not possible to have played them all.

Thx TheBman80, Hope that he is willing to draw some plans.

I also came along the plans for the cocktail type pong, but i don't like cocktail type arcade machines, but thanx anyway.

spotted a atari 2600 wood 4 switch today, with 2 controllers and power supply no games for 10 euro. Didn't buy it because i thought it was to expensive.

I want to rebuild a pong arcade cabinet, but i can't find the exact measurments of the cabinet. I want to build a as close a replica, so does somebody have the measurments or plans of the arcade cabinet?

I really loved the c64 in the days. Nobody around here had a atari 400/800. About the whole "what system is better", i just have to say "any system that outsells the compitian". What use do you have for a system that is more powerfull than an other one, when the amount of "good" games for a other system is just greater. We've seen it time over time, it's not the great "hardware" that sells, it's the "software" that sells the system.

Went to my videostore to rent a dvd, they where outselling there old ps1, n64 games, picked up FF IX for ps1 for 5 euro, Namcon GCon 45 for 5 euro Man that Gcon is way better then my imitation light gun i used before. It's more accurad. Saddly i found out that one of my local gamestores had clossed because trouble with the tax officers. Used to go there a lot because it was easy to get there when i was at work. Picked up a few game by a other game collector living nearby. A really nice guy picked up: Videopac Speurtocht naar de ringen (quest for the rings) mint condition, all parts where still sealed. Q-bert and Super Cobra boxed with all the extra's in there and Turtles. Batman returns for the Lynx Cosmic avenger for Colecovision Didn't have anything to swap with him, his collection is way,way bigger then mine, so i bought it from him.

Well that's where most of my consoles come from. My dad works at the scrapyard, and every week he looks inside the container with electronic stuff just to see if there's anything for me. Man people even trow away brand new dvd players. Last week my dad picked up 2 because he didn't have a dvd player yet. Both of them where working fine. But i know how you feel. A while ago i asked a college what he was doing with his old Amiga CD32. He didn't know, so i asked if i could get it. We would ask his son if he did it away. After a while i asked him again. He gave it so somebody that didn't have a cd-player, just to play cd's. I asked him if he could ask it back, and when i asked him again. He said that they throw it away. :-( Man i really fellt bad that day.

Could be a joystick for the MSX. They had a joystick called Philips VU 0001 that was a videopac design controller.

My first console was one of those pong clones.

I always wanted a C64 but instead we got a Schneider CPC464. It was a nice system to but it was to hard to get games for it. Speaking of Quest for the Rings, i won a auction for it. Will set me back 20 euro but it is in near mint conditsion, even the box it comes in.

Found 12 Philips Videopac games 50 eurocent each: nr 1 Race, Spin-out, Cryptogram cardboard box nr 2 American football nr 6 Tenpin bowling, basketball cardboard box nr 8 Baseball nr 16 Marksman, Depth charge cardboard nr 19 Catch the ball, Nought and crosses nr 23 Las Vegas Gambling nr 24 Flipper game nr 25 Skiing nr 26 Basket game nr 31 Musican nr 32 A labyrinth game, Supermind Left behind just 2 games that i already owned.

The Philips CD-i console had a first party lightgun to. It was called the Peacekeeper. In my opion the most beatiful name for a lightgun.

When i have some more spare time again, i still have to do some finishing work in my house, i'm planning to refurbish every system i own. It may take a while to do but then i know they will be in topcondition again. It's just like a car, you have to do some maintance to keep them running.

we had a pac-man board game.

my coloco has a broken 2nd controller port to. Is there a guide or something how to fix it? Or do i have to start collecting coleco so i have enough spare part te let him run for some more years :-).

I went today to a second hand shop. Normaly they don't have anything game related, but i keep going there just in case. And today i has payed of i found: 1 Philips CDi 450 with the digital video cartridge, 1 controller and powersupply for €4,50 1 Philips videopac G7000 with Demon Attack, The mousing cat and chinese logic €4,- 1 Philips videopac G7000 with Super Bee, Electronic volleyball, Munckkin reissue, and NES with Super mario/duckhunt, without controller, and powersupply €4,-

I've got today a videopac (odessey2) c7010 chess module, saved from been trown away for free. Last things i bought were a Sega Dreamcast with 4 games 2 controllers 1 rumblepack and 1 memorycard some 12 copied games for 50 euro. The original game where: Sonic Adventure Star Wars episode 1 racer Ready 2 Rumble Boxing 2 MSR The following games i bougt 5 euro each: Tokyo Highway Challenge, Crazy Taxi Sega Rally 2 Chuchu rocket Ecoo the dolphin defender of the future all for the Dreamcast Virtual league baseball for virtual boy Super Mario 64 for N64 Virtual Fighter 2 for Megadrive

a pong clone

Here in holland you don't see them alot last time i'd almost was willing to pay 50 euro for one, but since the advertising was from november i don't think that it will be there anymore, since somebody had placed a offer on it. Today i've bought a sega dreamcast for 52,61 euro with one original and one 3d party controller, memorypack and rumble pack, and 4 games: Sonic Adventure, MSR, Ready to Rumble Boxing 2, Star Wars racer The next thing i'm going to buy is a saturn since i've got allready some games for it, and i now a place where i can buy a spare controller for it.