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I remember now. Thanks.

An amazing collection paired with an amazing setup. Congrats on an exceptional collection and soooooo much CIB, all of it looking like it's in quality condition too. How long have you been collecting? EDIT Better question, who were you on NA? I recognize your avatar but I can't place it with the name.

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If she didn't gripe once about buying and hauling all of that stuff around, marry her... again!

Final Fantasy VII, Final Fantasy Adventure for RPGs. If I just want a platformer I'm familiar with, it's SM64. For the NES, I think they game I like the most and will come back to again and again is SMB3.

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I have a few SFC titles I'd like to play, but I'm not interested in breaking my SNES by breaking the internal tabs to fit the carts in the machine. Is there a small/shallow adapter out there, that's well made an reasonably priced that you can pop in a SNES and play them? I'm hoping for something that's a bit low-profile, and might actually fit under the hinged door, making the SFC cart stick out of the SNES about 1-1.5 inches taller than a SNES cart.

I've not watched anime since Record of Lodoss War. Sorry.

Pretty awesome! What's special about the box flattened in the frame? Just curious.

I get that. Sad, but I get it.

New forum, who dis? Seriously, though, I miss swooning, Santa-Mario.

FYI, here's the Carolina Reaper Paste. Not as hot as you'd expect but it's pretty spicy and GREAT!

The real question is, why is a pink shower head in a kids blind bag?

Not sure if it counts, but I had a very high percentage on "Welcome To Jungle" on whichever Guitar Hero that was on, on the highest difficulty level. I wasn't one of those insane-o's capable of 100% the most difficult songs at the maxed settings, but I could be most of them at that level. At least the ones that were hard because of killer solos. Eventually you get to a point where you're not following dots on a screen, but patterns of play that had a "shape" on the highway.

It’s worth going into Aldi for the Carolina Reaper Paste alone. Aldi can be hit or miss. Don’t buy most of their produce if you’re not going to eat it in 48 hours—it will go bad. They mostly sell stuff they manufacture but not entirely. Think generic brand stuff in super markets. However, on occasion they have “boutique” brands which can be awesome and on even rare occasions the Aldi brand stuff is better than the alternatives. We get our staples from their but we do have to usually go a couple times a week but, again, it’s because the produce seems to be not at coated in preservatives (which is good, I guess) and will go bad if you don’t eat it quick enough.) we’ve definitely thrown out our sad share of tomatoes, spinach and bananas.

I’m not aware of the THPS big head mode but NBA Jam does have a “big head” mode/cheat and it was released in 1993.

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I already picked up those pins about an hour ago, bro. Just and FYI.

Speaking of Billy shelves, you know if they make any in solid wood, or is that a similar but different named IKEA shelf? IKEA shelving is pretty fair, but if you're going to have any significant weight on a shelf for significant periods of time, you need solid wood, even it it's pine. I'm not knocking the billy's cause I'll probably be dropping a fair chunk of change on them when I get a house with an office/game room, but I really hope I can at least pick up wood shelves to put on the ones that will be more load bearing.

Et tu, Bronty. I was on your side.

Thanks for the pins, man. I can't wait until they arrive. I've been wanting them since I learned about them.

So, what does the asterisk mean by some of these titles?

Also, IIRC, they made the semi-licensed, re-issued DuckTales in the promo lunch boxes. That's not what I'm talking about. That was commissioned by CAPCOM, was in limited quantity and handed out to the press-only, so of course those are going for $$$. I'm talking about their games you could order through any normal channels.

Ok, the question I've wanted to ask but I've been afraid to admit--what was so special about Timewalk? All I know is that they made re-issued NES games. But, there games seem to go for a premium. What made them so special?