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My TV is from the mid-'80s and it was the cheapest one at Sears. It only has the 300-Ohm 2-prong connectors in the back, so I got a connector that converts that to the 80-Ohm coaxial connector. I hooked my VCR to that, and my PS1 to the AV inputs, and this worked quite nicely.

I enjoy this version even more than Rob Kudla's version in the store! Will it be available any time soon?

I really heart the PC DOS versions of Lemmings and Oh No! More Lemmings. Played those a helluva lot growing up.

The DOS Dig Dug PC Booter disk. Either that or Zig Zag (Galaxian Hardware) on MAME.

I think what they were going for was a "home-video" style of shooting, like Curb Your Enthusiasm or The Office. Those shows didn't need tripods under their cameras to be awesome. I think it makes the viewer seem less removed from the action.

I'd like to see Motos Tempest(a good version) ~_n

5. Probably Starmaster. 12. Phoenix Not familiar enough with the rest.

Quantum Space Invaders Tempest Pac-Man w/speedup hack Ms. Pac-Man w/speedup hack Airwolf 1942 Bagman Mr. Do! Missile Command Star Wars Asteroids Asteroids Deluxe Berzerk Battlezone Super Space Invaders '91 Gorf Galaga Galaxian Centipede Warlords Pong Space War Marvel vs. Capcom X-Men Breakout Super Breakout Lunar Lander Piranha Ladybug Sprint CarnEvil Pole Position Cruisin' USA

Mario Bros. It's a 4 rarity game but I paid $2.99 for it.

A Quantum machine converted to a Street Fighter?? Wow! Must've replaced the PCB AND the monitor then, because Quantum was a vector game.

It would be very nice to have the spinner for paddle games, and also for Tempest. That would be f'n sweet. The trackball too, for games like Quantum and Missile Command.

This game is so fun. You control a little cursor thing, and you have to encircle and engulf cosmic particles with a trackball.

Get a Midway Pac-Man machine with a speedup hack, and people won't be able to keep their hands off it. Another idea? Hmm. A Star Wars machine. The real vector game from '83.

There's one in the Chuck E. Cheese in Edina, MN.

Been looking at this thing...It's supposed to be awesome for MAME. It has 2 joysticks, a dial, and a trackball, with pinball flipper buttons on the sides to boot. Does anyone have one? What do you think of it? http://www.treyonics.com/welcome.htm

Tried to purchase one, and couldn't. Are they out of stock? When will more be arriving?

an old b/w one called Boot Hill. I believe Outlaw was based on it.

Getting 148 lines on GB Tetris.

Video Touch Pads w/Synthcart.

Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins for GB.

I remember all those MECC games from school, esp. the Muncher games and Path Tactics.

"Into Sandy's City" from Doom II. The whole soundtrack from Doom and Doom II by Bobby Prince is generally good, and same with the Skullmonkeys and Neverhood soundtracks by Terry S. Taylor. The practice music from Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine (genesis) is also very good.

There's a user on Ebay that makes and sells A/V composite cables for the TI-99/4A. Got one offa him and it works great. His username is great-awk. He doesn't currently have any for sale but I'm sure you could contact him and arrange something.

I've seen one of the new NES top loaders at a nearby mall to me, so I know that they work. They seemed to be a good deal to me. I played NES Tetris on it (not Tengen version lol) for about 10 min. Looked and worked nice.

I voted on my DS. I've played it basically every single day since I got it. With Animal Crossing: Wild World, you can't get bored. Also the Wi-Fi with ACWW and MKDS is awesome. All that annoys me about the MKDS Wi-Fi is that people disconnect when they know they're losing. Also, Polarium is addictive, as is Advance Wars: Dual Strike. That's a helluva multiplayer right there. Using the touch screen for analog control in SM64DS is a bit annoying, because the thumb strap's toucher is a little too big, so that you can't go all the way to the edge of the touch screen when moving it vertically. That's why I generally use the D-pad for Adventure mode. The minigames are berry fun, and the new levels, while simplistic, are quite entertaining.