Tulpa

He has in the past. Keep in mind that's just for the programming in the FPGA aspect, not all the guts, or the design, or sales or anything else, really.

Kevtris does post here and there online, it's not like he's locked in a monastery somewhere. Plus, the consoles were a joint effort between him and Analogue, so he's probably not responsible for everything about them. He was on NintendoAge and posted fairly actively when the Super Nt was being discussed. He probably figured since NA sank that a successor forum wasn't created.

https://www.theverge.com/21507966/foxconn-empty-factories-wisconsin-jobs-loophole-trump?utm_source=pocket-newtab Interesting read about Foxconn "building" a factory in Wisconsin.

Yeah, they make that point in the film. Though the aftermath was even crazier than what happened at the game.

BTW, if anyone wants to see a balls out crazy baseball documentary, watch Catching Hell by Alex Gibney about the 2003 Steve Bartman/Cubs NLCS debacle.

It would probably have to be shipping case fresh to get a 10.

Funniest thing about the 1959 World Series is the venue. Dodger Stadium wasn't built yet, so they played in the LA Coliseum. Here's what it looks like for baseball.

I have a friend who is a HUGE White Sox fan. Back before 2004, whenever Red Sox fans would gripe about not winning a Fall Classic since 1918, he'd say, "Shut up, my team hasn't won since 1917." Weird that the year after the Red Sox finally win one that the White Sox won theirs. 86 and 88 years respectively.

Maybe the universe reset itself finally. And thank god they're not playing in Tropicana Field this year.

There's always tradeoffs. The PS3 lost backwards compatibility, but the newer versions were more reliable. (I don't think that many people cared about dropping SACD compatibility.) The toploader also lost AV output, and had a bad case of jail bars. Yes, the pin connector was more reliable, but I don't think that alone was worth the "upgrade."

You need both the ROM and the Sega CD bios files. There should be separate folders for both on your everdrive. Read page 12 for the relevant part. The bios is probably available whereever you found the ROMs.

I was wondering about that. People were tossing his name around with this (and I understand why), but I was thinking "has he or Analogue actually confirmed that he was involved?"

http://krikzz.com/pub/support/mega-everdrive/pro-series/mega-ed-pro-manual.pdf

Local only you'd probably never see some carts, especially if unlicensed is in the mix. Trade only you better start out with good trade bait. The other rules are doable if you're patient (years, not months.) If Facebook is allowed, then you have a good shot at completing the set.

Yep, we're just seeing the start of this. Shit's going to get crazier and crazier. Hang on.