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Weird. My PowerJoy Cartridge has over 84 games.

If you can't do something as simple as taking apart a cartridge, then I'm not so sure you can even make a homebrew game.

Makes me still wish I had my modded Commodore 64. I had a Commodore 64 with JiffyDOS (loads any game in like 3 seconds somehow), dual SID chips (so you could play songs with 8 voices instead of 4), a built in 4-watt amplifier, and RCA outputs on the back to hook up speakers.

Too bad I don't have a DS. I loooove Mr. Driller for PSX.

NES 110 in 1, $15: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...8155721066&rd=1 Famicom 76 in 1, $15: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...8155720213&rd=1 GBA SP 160 in 1, $21.50: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...8155389141&rd=1 GBA SP 151 in 1, $20.50: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...8155381966&rd=1 Gameboy Color 41 in 1, $1.04: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...8155690854&rd=1

It's still a cloudy area. I don't have the link handy, but there's a link to a goverment website floating around.. it said something about systems they no longer manufactuer the roms are legal. I don't remember it exactly how they worded it, but it made me think those pirate Bazillion-in-1 cartridges are legal now.

Nope. I don't think it is worth it. Maybe with more games.

http://simplynes.emucamp.com/xybots.html

Oh and plus, you can report spam directly from the program.. it analyzes the email and reports to the web host, spamabuse.org, and more.

I have a program called Spam Inspector. It integrates with Outlook Express. I never seen any spam.. it all goes right to my trash folder.

Well, I had negative feedback removed once. I was amazed they actually did it. Some guy was scamming people selling stolen merchandise, and heck sometimes not sending stuff at all. I luckily received my item, but the guy left me negative feedback. I got it removed. As for the "rounding up" then why do some people have 98.6 feedback?! That's not rounding up..they would have just made it 99. I saw people with 99.2, 98.6, and other numbers too.

They actually made Atari's like that. The first model they didn't have the manufacturing process right and the machine went haywire, this the first 500 or 1000 Atari's ever produced had wavy edges. It was when the President walked in and saw what was going on and fired the man working the machine. It was later found out that this person worked for Intellivision and was trying to sabotage Atari.

Damn.. 2 minutes flat. I totally would have took it just for the River Raid 2.

If it didn't have only 2 hours left I'd report him.

Man, if I didn't have to buy Christmas presents I'd make an offer on most of that Atari 2600 stuff.

No need to make seperate posts.. you could have just said it all in one post.. after all every one of your posts goes to the same link..

It's 59 cents new in the supermarket.

You're crazy if you think multicarts don't sell for a lot. I used to sell 110 in 1's for GBA for around $180 on auction websites.

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Would anyone be interested in a 200 in 1 multicart or a 230 in 1 for Gameboy Advance?! They contain four or five GBA games and the rest are classic NES games all on one cart, no repeats. I think my friend paid $90 each for them if I remember correctly because last time I spoke to him he was going to sell them to me for $100 a piece. PM me if interested.

I'd like to see a vintage joystick website with pictures and information. Would rock.

I see them on ebay for $139. The one you are looking at looks kind of rare and seems hard to find information on.

I haven't used one. They cost about $199 new and are still made. Comes with 4 pairs of wireless glasses and a receiver. http://www.3dmedialabs.com/virtualfx.html If that's the same unit..

Maybe.. the games do look/are kind of similar. Rygar was in 1986 by Tecmo, Black Tiger was 1987 by Capcom.

I'm with Chicky.. [cough]Marketplace Forum[/cough].