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There was a video of the Sega CD version and the Jaguar version side to side somewhere on the internet. I remember that the Jaguar version was better in the graphics department. I believe Soul Star was developed for the Jaguar CD correct? I want to hear Gorf saying about this port.

Yup, but if it were released along with the JAgaur it would have helped alot. Instead they release it as one of the last ditch efforts before they fold...oh, that is also MOSTLY 68k code too. There is PLENTY of room for improvement there too. If the developers know what the fuck they were doing (didn't had enough knowledge of the hardware). I always found it funny to call the Jaguar's last offical Cartridge game (if I remember correctly) Fight for Life. Because really the Jaguar was fighting for life in the console market. Damn I suck at jokes. Oh yeah Gorf, when you program your game on the Jaguar, you use 68k right (since the game was really simple in programming code I believe)?

I don't get it. More people I know where addicted to Diet Cola than regular.

Lemonade or Coke.

There's one place which actually serves Brooklyn pizza (20 inches for large, the way it should be). I'm from Brooklyn and just about all Pizza places here in Florida serve their pizzas small. A large is 16 inches in Florida, but in New York an large is 20 inches. In Floirda they use ground water for the dough, but in New York they use rainwater. You're not an true pizza eater if you haven't try true Brooklyn pizza in Brooklyn (or in other sections of NYC, like Queens). I'm so picky when it comes to pizza.

I was expected more from you Rhindle The Red. Not in 100 years I'll see this trash in the making. Edit: Oh yeah I don't even like the game.

Update: Elsemi's CPS3 Test emulator 2: This is a preview version of my CPS3 emulator. Here you can see the current work-in-progress state of the emulation. I've fixed some problems in the emulation: Color palettes seem right now Fullscreen Zoom Sprite Zoom Linescroll The priorities have improved but they aren't fully right yet (mainly in jojo games). Shadow/alpha is still missing. Linezoom is missing, but I haven't found a single place where it's used. Sean stage in sf3ng doesn't crash now, but shows garbage in the bg. I've added an entry to the ini so you can switch the region (except for warzard that it won't boot unless region is Asia) I've also tried to fix some problems that people were having with some old and integrated graphics chipsets. Probably some problems have been fixed, but there might still be some around. You can now also try to fix the renderer to the vsync of your monitor with an option in the ini file (ForceSync). * CPS3 Emulator Test Version 2. This package includes both the normal and MultiCPU versions exes. If you have graphics problems and are using the MultiCPU version, try with the standard version UPDATE: I've noticed that I disabled the image filtering in fullscreen. I've updated the package with an exe that works like the old version you can get the unfiltered version by setting FilterTilemaps=0 in the ini. http://nebula.emulatronia.com/downloadgw.p...ps3emulator.zip Emulation quality is around 85%.

The GCN version has TATE mode, both with vertical and horizontal controls. American or JAP version? I'm saying this about the American port. You don't need an modded Dreamcast to play imports. If you system was made before Oct 2000 (JP and US system, if it's PAL it doesn't matter) you can download a boot disc off the internet and burn it onto a disc. Use the boot disc to play almost any JAP import you want. I had a unmodded Dreamcast made in Feb 2000 and was playing Zero Gunner 2 (import) on my Dreamcast with the boot disc.

And Fight For Life, don't get me started.

I didn't know they even exist.

Not Bad. Hopefully the import section will be good.

The $300 price tag is with shipping. That's what I'm just looking for anyway. Don't forget there's always the best offer button.

And the Modded Atari cost around $70. Games are mostly $2-$3 a peice. Laser Gates is worth $10 alone. Do you price the games by pennies?

If you didn't know by know that USPS just raised their shipping fees up the ass. I do know that the prices went up. I live in CT and just shipped a 7800 with 20 games across the entire country for $16.00 Parcel Post. To ship a 20 lb box (which is a HUGE over-estimate) from Connecticut to Beverly Hills 90210 would cost me $65.00 for OVERNIGHT shipping. http://postcalc.usps.gov/MailServices.aspx...0&DZ=90210] Alright then some fuckface mess up at my post office (which is true actually). I just came back from the post office and now the shipping is $35 for priority mail with DC number and insurance. I didn't make the shipping quote from thin-air, I got it from the post office. Hate them sometimes.

If you didn't know by know that USPS just raised their shipping fees up the ass. I have to send something smaller (the Neo-Geo CD lot) and it cost me $50 with priority mail, DC number, and insurance. There's always the Best Offer so I take anything into consideration.

It was a deal from GameTZ. The guy wanted feedback on ebay so we set up an auction just so we have feedback. Look, the auction format was terrible. After two minutes when the auction was posted the buyer can puchase it on ebay.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Atari-2600-56-Games-6-...1QQcmdZViewItem

BUMP!

Not really a find: Stream gaming service: Geometry Wars Outrun 2006: Coast 2 Coast Total: $23.00 Geometry Wars frames chops up like crazy even in the lowest settings. Most likely because of my shitty onboard ATi video card, meh. Outrun 2006 plays much better but the frames does drop time to time (it drops the worse before the race starts). Not bad I guess.

Don't want to ebay this wonderful lot.

Game: A.B. Cop (Air Bike Cop) Developer/Publisher: Sega Year: 1990 Hardware: X Board Note: After Burner, Super Monaco GP and Thunder Blade arcade games also run on the X Board. A.B. Cop is just Chase H.Q. (from Taito) but with some few twist. You control a very fast Air Bike (hence “A.B.” in the title) and your goal is to knock down enemy bikes. Part one of the stage is to knock down the regular bikes. They are usually six bikes in the stage and they take about one-three hits. You hit them by ramming into them. When all the regular bikes are gone is when you face the boss which is part two. They are usually easy to kill if you collect enough Jump icons. You bike can Jump in the game (usually to dodge or cause more damage to the boss), but you are limited to how many Jump icons you have. It’s recommended to use Jump when you’re fighting a boss (by ramming in air and hitting head-on cause more damage). Great graphics for its time (scaling is great) and the music is good enough for the theme. If you want to play Sega’s take on Chase H.Q. then give A.B. Cop a shot. Screenshot: Arcade Flyer:

Lot on ebay: http://cgi.ebay.com/Atari-2600-56-Games-6-...1QQcmdZViewItem

It's part of the package. I don't think it's important.

You guys need to check out my blog, because I'm trying to find good arcade titles which wasn't even popular at all.

You should had gotten the Sega CD version of Sol-Deace, Sol-Feace. Same game but with a CD redbook soundtrack (which is ten times better than the cartridge soundtrack).