raskar42

you sure it's a us release? maybe it's for overseas.

i tried everything as well. the only way is to set parental controls on netflix itself , but that would keep you from adding r rated movies to your dvd or instant queue. I hope they will allow multiple streaming queues or better parental controls in the future. for myself i put all the childrens movies at the top of the instant queue and all the r rated movies at the end, so i don't have to go through a bunch of adult stuff to get to their lists, but i still can't allow my children to use netflix unattended. sad.

That's a very good point. Consider how much more expensive it is to produce cartridges, compared to CDs... there's negatives to that too. how many obscure, unmarketable games or movies would not be produced due to the expense of solid state memory?

you could always send $20 worth of combat carts.

what kind of games were you looking for? i have a few things you might be interested in.

...and then promptly got disappointed again, since Nintendo horribly butchered all the "good games" and made them an awful, flickery, green brown and vomit pink nightmare. Hahah, yeah. The 7800 flopped because the NES had bad games. Makes sense. nes had the japanese market and nintendo was willing to work hard to make it a success.

discs are fine so long as you don't mind replacing the media player every few years. i expect my dvd's to outlast my dvd player. Cart based hardware has few moving parts to break down.

if you find out let me know. i have a game cube and a ps2 - i'd probly go with the ps2 version, don't like the gamecube controllers as much.

after seeing that- i'd pay $1000 for a 7800!

they were supposed to build more disney quests but decided not to after the chicago branch failed. damn you chicago, why do you ruin everything...

Dr Who - Midway/Bally

he's going to use them to make a fort.

pretty cool actually. i'd be more excited if i was into intelivision.

for me there is always one game per system. Frogger for the 2600 Legend of Zelda for nes Metal gear solid for Ps1

i bought a couple of these at $10 each. they work pretty well, the nicer ones even have the pin connector for a famicom cart. inside of the ones i had were a second cart port with a cart (minus the shell) stuck in it. i pulled out the cart and tried it on my nes with my famicom adapter and my brothers NEX and worked fine. it was a cheap way to get a famicom multicart. the games are a mixed bag - they had a bunch of hacks and obscure japanese games each repeated about 10 times. nothing too big rom wise. the guns work (when they work) with the gun games so if your famiclone cart has no gun games on it, it won't work. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_Entertainment_System_hardware_clone

ha. "i hope you brought enough for the rest of the class"

"I'm sorry lord vader we're all out of icecream" "NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!"

doesn't look like cables are included - that would probably be another 1000 confirmed: seller says no cables included

that was rad.

If its just the top, that could be swapped couldn't it? it should accept the shell. it wouldn't accept the internal boards.

oh man i remember that one at middle school dances - good times.

if you ship a live animal - do you have to fill out any forms?

asia i have a framed poster...

star wars area 51 apb stunrunner xybots

best bet is to find a nonworking atari of the same model and swap cases.