isiolia wrote:PartridgeSenpai wrote:My sister-in-law's dad's old Macintosh IIx arrived yesterday! Not sure what I'm gonna do with it, especially gaming-wise, as I have no experience with that kind of thing, but i can't wait until I have the time to fire it up and check out how that funky, blocky mouse works X3
Cool! I kinda-sorta have one of those, in the sense that I have an SE/30 in the basement that needs to be recapped so it'll boot (more or less the same computer in an all in one). Yours probably has a color video card though.
If it didn't come with a compatible monitor, you'll likely need an adapter to connect it to much of anything. While there are plenty of software repositories out there, you might also need something to create Mac floppies (such as
this).
My sis-in-law's dad is actually an electrical/computer engineer (I don't kremember specifically), so this is his old work computer, as it turns out XD
It's taken him so long to send it to me because he's been working with his friends to fix it. They must've been having a lot of fun X3
But they already tested everything out, and even provided the old analog to the new analog adapter already! They're so nice QwQ
I've been very busy lately, so I haven't had time to try setting it up yet, but that should be something I'm able to get to today
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On another note, I had a LOT of amazon credit from trading in old textbooks, and I saw a copy of Mario X Rabbids on there for only $48 new, so I snagged it. It gets here and it turns out it's a PAL copy with a big PEGI rating on the front. More than that, all the text on the back is in two language. Everything is in French, and then it has a Dutch or English-language counterpart. Never both Dutch AND English, just one or the other
That'll be another thing I get to eventually. Debating between doing that and restarting the first Edo-period Yakuza game again for my next console adventure.
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