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This is exactly why I started a YouTube channel. Was it that obvious?

I'm going to stick to using the peroxide cream from the beauty supply store along with a couple of hours of sun exposure. Has worked like a charm for me.

That's a pretty good solution! I'd grab one, but I just changed the battery in my IIgs, so I'm good for a while.

Coincidentally, my system is currently in Mobius' shop, getting that work done to it. Mine was still working alright, but I wanted to have the caps replaced before they leaked and caused damage, rather than after. It's pricey work to have done, but I would say that it adds to the value of the system, especially when I think we are going to see more and more of them dying from leaky caps.

I finally beat Zelda II: The Adventure of Link, 32 years after I first played it. Did it over the course of a few live streams on my channel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o023Z-sPZdk

No he won't. I got beat out. Too bad, because that's exactly what I wanted them for.

PM sent for TurboPlay/Turbo Force magazines.

Thanks, man. I was just joking around, though. I am very glad to see someone else taking up the mantle of the NES HSC for me, just as I did for whoever it was that ran it before I did.

How dare you.

Thanks!!!

When did it become OK around here to crap in people's sales threads? Jesus.

I don't hate him personally. I hate his show, and I hate the character that he created. People like him are why I don't go around telling people in my personal life that I have a YouTube channel.

Late to the party, but just wanted to say that I actively hate Top Hat Gaming Man. Clickbait garbage.

I love the GUS! I worked my butt off during the summer of 92 to save up to buy one for my 386. That one died at some point, but I am lucky enough to have a working one now, plus a spare. It's the only sound card that I have in my DOS gaming machine. Probably my favorite game to play using it was X-Wing, because you could do Sound Blaster emulation for the sound effects/speech, plus Roland emulation for the music. Someone mentioned Epic Pinball, which I also played the crap out of back then. Pot o' Gold was my favorite table, probably just because I loved the music. Blackthorne was another cool game with native GUS support. I did play Star Control 2 back then (and it's one of my all time favorite games), but I don't remember having to do anything super-wonky to get it to work... Fun fact - I actually own the website gravisultrasound.com. It's a crappy site as far as looks go, but I think it is the largest repository of GUS-related files anywhere on the web.