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It's definitely pretty great. Not one I played as a kid or anything so no nostalgia blinders for me, just a great tune.

I'm also a big fan of gunnac and rad racer 2 soundtracks. (And also vi, dancoot, Sergio E and others! Lots of good chiptunes/vgm... Wtb anamanaguchi cart if anyone has one floating around

Level 7, game force, and doc's--pretty spread out around the metro area though depending how much time you have

Sorry for your loss

On 2/27/2021 at 4:35 PM, Daniel_Doyce said:

Ok... I'll bite. Which one and why?

Crystal skulls...ugh.

There was always some suspension of disbelief in ij movies/TV series, but Crystal skulls just tossed out the formula and went all history channel aliens meme. Almost makes the star wars prequels look like fine art. Almost.

(Although in fairness to the topic, Crystal skulls was never good the first time, so maybe it doesn't qualify)

Why would that never work? That was more or less the initial outcome of the msft anti trust case...
 

I think the repair manuals might be a bit of a stretch, but for both the environment and the end user right to repair seems like mostly a good thing

Pacman CE is pretty entertaining for quick play. Gunnac has pretty good tunes and not too hard to jump back into after not playing for a while.

Hi

Software you could run on a PC to add a bunch of hard drives and share out the data, maybe something that 'just works' out of the box like a synology nas would be better if you don't want to mess with details but want lots of storage

Maybe check out freeNas?

You can use a tablet on an airplane when they make that announcement about putting away large electronics

Why the HP hate? They seem pretty much as average as all the other OEMs to me.

+1 to the desktop and/or bootcamp recs though

Time to start hoarding boxed copies of John Elway's quarterback??

57 minutes ago, Estil said:

million dollars (just like they do on TV/movies) in fresh packs of $100 bills...and said I could have it in exchange for my kitty cat

A Blue Chip kitty cat, indeed.

The extra buttons are programmable. Pretty cool IMO since I can never seem to get the click down on the thumbstick buttons to work right or some games have awkward but necessary combinations.

If I was starting out with a budget for what sounds like you want to build a new gvn, without current coding skills, I would look at a no-code/low code platform like msft powerApps/logicApps. Maybe pull data into an azure SQL. Front end is a mystery to me?

fun but terrible ideas:

Battle of the bands

Science fair

Dodgeball tournament

Rock-paper-scissors-fest

Pick the highest number

Nose goes

Hula hoop contest

Stadium events tournament

Dance off

Bake off

Highest donation to charity in blind contest

Yo yo battle

Rock em sock em robot fight

Wii bowling

Not sure if famitracker but several anamanaguchi songs have chiptuneish parts that are pretty cool (plus that whole actual NES cart, pm me if anyone had one they'd let go of)

Interesting to see this ported. Looked pretty choppy to me even on a decently powered box, imo calling it better than the current state of emulation would be a stretch. Serves as a good reminder how much camera control has evolved in 3d games...

I do this one where you like do things that other people tell you and then they arbitrage your time and give you a split..  oh fsck. Did I get a job?

Bat or ball is aright, long as I've got an octagonal gate. Square gates just feel werid?

Loom! Or maybe Detroit.

I guess my folks liked Sierra?

I think there's a bunch on ps2.

I don't really understand pachinko though..is it just slots with more steps?

2 minutes ago, Nintegageo said:

CIB* game. And thank ya

I dunno, were they actually Nintendo games if you didn't have the box?

3 hours ago, spacepup said:

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Let's not get carried away now

That cab is pretty awesome! How do people even ship those things? Or is local pickup the way to go? The couple I've seen come up wanted as much in freight as the cab cost.