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RARusk
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In Topic: Security Bits for Your Consoles?
Mon Jan 30, 2012 10:49 PM
The Pro's Kit 30 in 1 Video Game Screwdriver Set (SD-9313) is what you should be looking for. I got one and it is clearly worth the $30 I paid for it.
In Topic: Alan Wake
Wed Jan 18, 2012 10:58 PM
Metal Ghost, on Wed Jan 18, 2012 3:25 PM, said:
I just found my 25th coffee thermos and received the 'Damn Good Cup of Coffee' achievement. I'm not sure I would have gotten the 'inside' joke if I hadn't decided to start watching Twin Peaks last night....got through the 90 minute pilot.
Hah.....good one Remedy! I'm likin' it!
Hah.....good one Remedy! I'm likin' it!
Speaking of "Twin Peaks", once you're finished with "Alan Wake" you may want to give "Deadly Premonition" a go. It is basically "Twin Peaks" in vidgame form. And like the show it rips off it too has achieved cult status.
In Topic: How important is the Turbo Booster to the TG-16?..
Wed Dec 21, 2011 8:07 PM
A better solution is to hack the TG-16 to have the Composite Video and Sound plugs on the left side of the unit so you don't have to use the RCA-to-pins method but still can use a Turbo Booster Plus should you find one.
The TG-16 can also do RGB Analog video if you're so inclined to use it and have a proper monitor. A Turbo Booster can easily be modded to hack in an appropriate RGB plug since there is plenty of room inside the case for wiring and stuff. I actually modded one for a friend on the west coast years ago.
The TG-16 can also do RGB Analog video if you're so inclined to use it and have a proper monitor. A Turbo Booster can easily be modded to hack in an appropriate RGB plug since there is plenty of room inside the case for wiring and stuff. I actually modded one for a friend on the west coast years ago.
In Topic: Houston has a new retro gaming store!
Tue Dec 6, 2011 10:26 PM
That article was originally written for the San Antonio Express News but they did write mostly on the new Houston store. The San Antonio store here is pretty nice but I do like to go up to the main store in Austin every so often (and hit Frys....the main Goodwill Computerworks.....Albert's arcade).
If the Houston store is anything like the Austin/San Antonio locations then you really should go and check them out FujiSkunk, even if you don't buy anything.
If the Houston store is anything like the Austin/San Antonio locations then you really should go and check them out FujiSkunk, even if you don't buy anything.
In Topic: How to find a good Amiga 500
Sun Nov 20, 2011 9:39 PM
Wait a minute. Using a "Fatter" Agnus chip may allow you to do Progressive Scan RGB (VGA) on an A500? That's news to me. How could that be enabled?
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