But, why not use your PC to play music on the stereo? That would give you a lot more options. A DVD player connected with a digital connection will provide -perfect- sound quality, since it's passing the PCM audio directly to the stereo. I don't own a pc, I own a laptop. My laptop doesnt have a cd/...

So, I was wondering if it would be at all possible to plug in some old systems (psone, snes, nes, genesis) into a computer monitor? This way I don't have to buy a new television. What connectors would I need (link me?). Also, I was thinking of using the psone as a cd player as well. Is this possible...

they look really dusty too. as if they were in storage for a really long time.

i actually like the red case for the ps3 greatest hits. the bar that says "greatest hits" is pretty small in comparison to how it was on ps2 and ps1 games. so seeing the red case just makes me think of how some ps2 games were black case, and some were blue. it doesnt matter to me at all.

karnaaj rally has the best cover who is that guy even.

This reminds me of a website I check back on daily. It's full of emails that I almost always laugh out loud (Yes, I actually lol). The only problem is he only adds a new one every couple of months (reminds me of IG): http://www.dontevenreply.com yeah, except those are funny, this is just stupid. no...

I can't believe you're showing off about being a total prick. The internet isn't a high class Gentlemens Club where everyone is nice and fair. Plus, he is just joking around. He knows he wont get a snes for 20 bucks when just mario kart is almost worth that. No need to be an asshole to someone on t...

lisalover1 wrote:It's a great cardboard case, but the European NGPC plastic clamshell cases are phenomenal.

plastic cases will always be better than cardboard.
Usually they don't look as good though.

That design is pretty good too. With the normal box design, if i'm not careful i end up ripping the seam of where the cardboard hooks in to close it. So i have to open really carefully and with some old snes boxes, i just dont open them and keep the game somewhere else.

What some of my friends back in middle school did was buy just a plain old soft pad. Then they would mod it, and basically make their own custom hardpads. They got wood, metal, paint, plastic (with their dads help), and basically just switched everything out. I tried one out and they worked realllll...