edweird13

http://www.gamegavel.com/item.cgi?show_item=951357

Put me down for one

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I have used my 32x on my CDX for years with no problem.

Damn CPUWIZ there go all our plans to steal the communities money.

DO WANT

Wow MESS has always been a mess with 7800 as far as I am concerned. Bob has a version of the ProSystem Emu that he uses that has not been released to the public. I wonder how it stacks up to the new MESS.

WOW!!!

That's ok put me on the list anyway. Damn peer pressure

Well if there are gonna be multiple versions then count me in. It would be not be a good thing to miss #1 in the series.

Would we be able to choose what ROM's to put on it? If so sign me up.

Damn Bob you are putting a hurting on my wallet. Please don't spring all 3 on us at once lol

I would get one!!!!

Ok this has gotten ridiculous. I paid for my XM in 2010 and am still waiting patiently. I have also paid for and received the first run of SGM. You all have to remember that the homebrew community is done mostly as a hobby. Real life gets in the way sometimes. If its job, family, health or some other reason bashing the person is not helping in any way. My advice to people is if you have no patience then don't pay for a preorder.

I'm in for the first run

What would be even better if someone would do this again as a fund raising effort for the ax. Any takers?

I have to agree HP screwed the pooch with its early attempts at usb printing. I still don't trust usb over parallel printing on a local pc setting. I hate the MFP's too much software to get in the way. Give me network printing. I miss my hp laser jet IIIp.

Are you using the same power supply for all of these systems?

Started out with a TI994/A in 81 or 82. Moved up to a C=64 in late 84. In 1990 I completely got out of computers until 97 when I my brother gave me a 486 DX/50. He tried to to tell me it was better than the DX2/66 because it the clock wasn't doubled lol. It had Windows 95 on it with 2 HDD's. One was a 100MB and the other was 300MB. It only had one IDE port. Also had a VESA video card in it. The CD-ROM was hooked up through the Aztec Labs sound card. I taught myself how to use DOS cause I couldn't play game's in Windows. DOOM and Dark Forces would run in DOS so I had to learn how to make a DOS boot disk and figure out how to use config.sys and autoexec.bat files. Really got me back into computers which led to me going back to school and the IT field that I am in now.

Thats the one thing that made this game hard and also great BITD. Its fuel plus lives. Like having a timer with multiple lives.

This is great Bob you are the absolute master of the 7800. LOVE IT!!!!

YOU ARE THE BEST!!!!!!!

I would all over this

4th one

I bought a NES and Donkey Kong on the assumption that it had all 4 levels. I was so angry when Donkey Kong didn't have all 4 levels I took the NES back to the store where I bought it and got my money back. I didn't own another Nintendo product until the N64 years later.