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At work I keep the college station on to help with genres I never listen to.

I still use Soulseek, it's a fantastic program and can be good for music and movies that you may not get anywhere else.

If you like to dig through reviews sites, I highly suggest https://www.sputnikmusic.com/

Did this come with a specific game, or is it a generic insert for other Capcom titles?

Can't wait to play this.

Why is the white sticker under the shrink? The gap between the flap is way too suspect for my taste.

Does this page help you?

https://snescentral.com/pcbboards.php?chip=SHVC-2P3B-01

Not sure I would trust the source entirely but it makes sense. I just randomly remembered about the Legend of Neil, now I feel old.

I totally forgot about Pikablu, makes me feel old! Internet in my town used to be so expensive. I remember paying like $7.50 for 30 minutes at the only cyber cafe. I don't know if the old sites still exist through Wayback, but I searched Webcrawler/Angelfire and printed the sites out to view at home. 

The War Stories series is really good. I avoid binging and will watch them at random, my favorite so far was Prince of Persia

If you want other content to deep dive, I can't recommend Jacob Geller enough!

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Were you playing on a monitor in widescreen? I have never beat this game either, I get bored after the first few dungeons. Congrats!

Can you update the thread with sold price please? Also is that Conker cart a troll?

This thread brings back pretty bad memories after the XBLA titles mostly going offline. I'll always be the physical collector but don't mind the odd digital game when they're discounted over 60%.

Maybe Nintendo takes a hint from Square-Enix and Dragon Quest XI...

I hated playing floppy disks on my old PC, but really enjoy the FDS. I still don't have the standalone unit or RAM adapter but have more than a few Sharp Twins lying around. My collecting has taken a backseat to other guitar/music gear that I purchase, but I still troll eBay for larger lots of unlabelled or junk FDS titles, pretty bad habit of mine.

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Take it for exactly what it is, a short game that appeals to filthy casual gamers. Maybe it'll be the 'gateway drug' for people to explore more immersive content! 

On 1/9/2020 at 11:56 AM, OtraOtaku said:

(Not sure about his legs though)

That's the first wizard I've seen that wears yoga pants...

6 hours ago, MachineCode said:

And remember kids, it's pronounced YY ZED  

You shut your filthy mouth!

I have owned lots of random signatures. I mostly get my tickets or CD/Vinyl signed when I go to concerts. The one I have real fond memories of is meeting Frank Black of the Pixies.

Do you know which store this was at? I saw it recently in my area for around ~$30 but the gameplay didn't seem that good for the price, let alone what it might sell for on eBay...

My girlfriend got a digital file to watch but I didn't get a chance to see it yet. If you guys want a similar sounding flick, check out A Film Unfinished. I believe it involves WWII colorized rolls but I saw it years ago on limited theatre release and it just took my breath away.

18 hours ago, trj22487 said:

11/10

You Know My Name (Look Up The Number)

This track is so good!

If you trolls wanted a good TV show based on a band, you'd be watching The Partridge Family, come on now!

The Monkees never played their own instruments for the longest time, that alone leaves them in the dust to me.

6 hours ago, jerbilly said:

Nice geet! Is that all original!?

The body/neck/pickups are all good, but under blacklight I've noticed there are two hole indents right under the bridge. I think it either came stock with a tailpiece or one of the past owners did the mod, I'm not sure about that part. Otherwise it's all there.

I don't watch much standalone cartoons on there, but I really enjoy most of the short films.