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CD-I in great shape model CDI220 DV61 with games and somewhat rare game pad.
This has the newer OS on it and a Mpeg card too so it will play everything:
-Games with enhanced video
-and the short lived movie format: VCDs.
-Also has CD+G capability for karaoke use if you so desire!
Games included:
Dark Castle
Defender of the Crown
Mystic Midway
Lords of the Rising Sun
Phantom Express (I have two copies of that one.)
Voyeur - (Starring Robert Culp of I-Spy and the Greatest American Hero)
$50 for everything.
Free shipping in Minneapolis area. For $20 shipping, I'll send this anywhere in the continental U.S.
My Craigslist ad: (with photos)
http://minneapolis.c...2749183992.html
Madaracs
Member Since 28 Mar 2009OFFLINE Last Active Feb 6 2012 12:59 PM
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Music for the Old-Skool Gamer
Sat Feb 12, 2011 2:46 PM
I thought it might be fun to have a thread where we could discuss music and/or point other members to music that may be of interest.
This thread isn't to share music illegally, but rather to talk about music you kick it to when you're gamin' or maybe even music you've made yourself. There is an internet radio station out there that plays a bunch of really cool techno and old skool gaming related music and there are countless arcade and video game inspired songs out there to gab about. Talk about them. Let us know what you think.
To kick it off, I'm gonna share a track I made using Garage Band and a bunch of Atari VCS samples. It's nothing spectacular but you might find it good background music if you're playing games or whatever.
Right-Click on the image below and click "Save Link As" to download:
Enjoy.
This thread isn't to share music illegally, but rather to talk about music you kick it to when you're gamin' or maybe even music you've made yourself. There is an internet radio station out there that plays a bunch of really cool techno and old skool gaming related music and there are countless arcade and video game inspired songs out there to gab about. Talk about them. Let us know what you think.
To kick it off, I'm gonna share a track I made using Garage Band and a bunch of Atari VCS samples. It's nothing spectacular but you might find it good background music if you're playing games or whatever.
Right-Click on the image below and click "Save Link As" to download:
Enjoy.
