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A friend of mine just bought a brand new 360. Problem is his tv is old. Old as in "antenna-only" old. Still it's 19 inches and he seems a bit too attached to it. He was asking me what I am about to ask: Are there any RF cables for the 360?

Talking about this made me think about the signs change this next gen brings. It's obvious it is not a good idea for Microsoft to support this method of connection, considering all the advanced visuals and hi tech image the 360 conveys. I also wonder how many television purchases may have been fueled by 360 purchases.

Anyway for now we figured the best way to hook the 360 will have to be through a VCR. I am sure there must be 3rd party RF cable alternatives. If I find anything I'll post it here.

http://digita.mame.net/closeup.htm

Some guys managed to run MAME on some high tech kodak digital cameras. Photos included (no pun intended). Check it out.

I noticed it today. The domain is no longer registered and is up for grabs. This site was very helpful for those looking for game related artwork. These guys had everything. They even offered customized versions of popular emus that added quick program termination at the press of the ESC key. Anyone ever took advantage of this website?

edit: never mind I found a solution to my problem.

http://1up.com/do/fe...t=0&cId=3147131

Quoting gaming site Kotaku:

1UP has a pretty unrelenting interview with Peter Moore posted. The interview, which is from EGM and appearing on the web is conducted by editor-in-chief Dan “Shoe” Hsu, and much like the editor went after other publications, he presses Peter Moore pretty well. He points out games like Kabukui, Barbie Horse Adventures: Wild Horse Rescue and Sneakers are backwards compatible, while Splinter Cell wasn’t. The interview isn’t ever mean spirited, but you definitely get a sense that Hsu might not be too pleased with his 360. It’s an excellent read