Breetai wrote:Crystal X-Box, etc.

Also, Jumbo Video. We don't have those in the US.

+1 Jmustang1968

Fast shipping indeed, the package Zoom!'ed here.

+1 Lo0kY

Making childhood dreams come true.

Happy: Detroit Tigers win the American League Championship. Very happy. And even if they don't win the World Series, it's important to remember: they swept the Yankees. And even if some people say they merely beat a struggling Yankees team, it doesn't matter, because it's important to remember: the...

I'll agree with this. Sonic CD was fantastic. And eventually was a pack-in by the way. But yeah, the game wasn't released for a while after the launch of the system. Maybe 6 months? A year later? A full year after the American launch. I remember a sports pack with Joe Montana, and a weird one that ...

Actually, I remember that all this hardware confused me at the time. I had stayed with Sega up through Sega CD, and loved it. But 32X confused me There was something so exciting about CD technology at the time. I think there was something unique (for me) about having an add-on, but when the 32X cam...

Got this from the local pawn shop. Always wanted to try it out.



Got it home and opened it up.



That works too.

+1 cookie monster

My first purchase from the forum; made it very easy. Now I'm the proud owner of an NES for the first time in 20 years. Woo.

BoneSnapDeez wrote:My wife is a doctor and I'm one of her patients.

I've seen that movie. When my uncle was my GP, the "bill" print-out always said in big bold letters: RELATIVE. It made me feel like everyone had to know I was a cheapskate and getting free medical care from a family member.

The documentary is more about the personalities behind the games than the games themselves and for the most part those personalities were a bit insufferable. I think this is where my love/hate relationship with video game documentaries stems from. I find the subject fascinating, but the subjects ca...