http://www.canadianaccess.com/ who has used it?

[dna299]

He does accept Paypal, it's an option when he sends you your bill. I put my payment option as "XOOM" then used Paypal.

[dna299]

I noticed most of his roms were from EMUasylum where you could download to your heart's content for $75, but it looks like their not taking donations anymore and will close this summer.

[retrogamer]

Anyone know of a site that has PC-FX games for the Magic Engine emulator?

[linlhutz]

Try these links:

$0.99 USD Per DVD



http://www.eggmansworld.com/

http://www.theconsolearchive.com/

PAYMENT METHODS:

I will accept the following payment methods only:

WORLDWIDE:
Western Union Online
StormPay
PayPal
Western Union Money Order
USD Cash

also available from USA:
USPS International Money Order (orange-coloured, not green)
USD Cash

also available from CANADA:
Canada Post Money Order
Interac E-Mail Money Transfer
CAD or USD Cash

[racketboy]

thanks for the links, but I don't support selling backups/isos of current systems.

[Jubal]

ok so i got my order from www.eggmansworld.com

I have to say i am extreemly happy with thier shipment

after my order it took em a few days to burn em all, then a few days in the mail, very exceptable.

im doing a happy dance heh

-Jubal-

[NeoRage]

Hello everyone

I've been seriously considering placing an order from canadian access, But I've been a little concerned about laws. I live in the US, Are things different here as far as ordering the discs? Do you think that I could get into trouble for it? Sorry for all of the ?'s, I just REALLY want to play all of the classics but my dial up connection won't let me

Thanks in advance!
NR

[racketboy]

I'd be more concerned about selling the CDs/DVDs than buying them.
Also, I wouldn't buy any backups of games for systems that are still being sold in retail channels.

[alexkidd]

I'm more interested in these discs because all the games are bin/cue format. After wasting many many hours trying to burn ISO/WAV or ISO/MP3 on a Mac I have given up. Only the ISO's work if there is one or two small insignificant MP3 files and i just leave them out.
Hopefully a program comes out for Mac that will burn these files without me having to be a computer engineer to figure it out. Even when I borrowed a freind's pc for a weak w/ nero I had problems with those files.

[NeoRage]

I'd be more concerned about selling the CDs/DVDs than buying them.
Also, I wouldn't buy any backups of games for systems that are still being sold in retail channels.

Thank you for the advice racketboy! I didn't know that if the person selling them got in trouble if they'd go through records of buyers and move onto them Which systems do you advise staying away from, besides the obvious newer systems?

walrus12, You should checkout this site http://www.macwindows.com/