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Is that an off the shelf mod or something you're putting together yourself? BTW - Just ordered the EXP. Lot of money for what it is, but hoping it will be better than the existing handheld.
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I think the new handheld has potential- the current Evercade feels cheap and the screen poor. LCD as in lowest-common-denominator. Poor viewing angles, refresh tines and resolution.
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Get a Datel SD media launcher, if you can?
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Please help me identify this Space Invaders pin badge.
gunrock replied to mechamonkey's topic in Retro & Arcade Gaming
Brilliant! -
Car boots, charity shops and amazing retro finds from your loft
gunrock replied to Cecil Kay's topic in Retro & Arcade Gaming
Near mint -
Please help me identify this Space Invaders pin badge.
gunrock replied to mechamonkey's topic in Retro & Arcade Gaming
I wonder if it might have Star-Lord, Tornado or something similar, they had cover mounted free gifts on some issues but I think they are too early. Space Invaders was a cultural phenomenon in the late 70s but the imagery of the pixel-defined invader, was not common, I don't believe. Try here, maybe? https://ukcomics.fandom.com/wiki/List_of_comic_titles -
The ZX Spectrum Next - Kickstarter Now Live! : Now Funded!
gunrock replied to Robo_1's topic in Retro & Arcade Gaming
Looks both lush and retro at the same time. Almost like what the artwork on tape inlays and disks in the 1980s led us to believe were contained within. Edit: I would totally buy this if I had a Next. I foolishly passed up on one at a reasonable price recently. -
Please help me identify this Space Invaders pin badge.
gunrock replied to mechamonkey's topic in Retro & Arcade Gaming
I think I might have had one of these. Trouble is, I can't remember which mag it came with. I have a feeling it wasn't a computer magazine but a comic. In the early to mid-80s there were so many new comics coming out, some of them only had a couple of issues before folding or being merged with another, more established title. -
Bitrot is real. And a single bit flipped in a compressed file has a greater impact.
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What was the last 'proper' big box pc game?
gunrock replied to gizmo1990's topic in Retro & Arcade Gaming
That sounds traumatic. You lost all your stuff as a kid? -
I do. Not sure why, as it's becoming an issue. Just think if I ever sell, it adds some value to some buyers.
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Ghost Squad is very good. I got it as my 3DS launch title.
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I have a copy of C&VG somewhere that predates all computer/videogame stuff. It was the TRON issue, Sept 1982. I got a VIC-20 that year, at Christmas. I did have a Grandstand Astrowars for Xmas 1981. My sister has it (or did).
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Car boots, charity shops and amazing retro finds from your loft
gunrock replied to Cecil Kay's topic in Retro & Arcade Gaming
@SpartanI used to have one of those as my work laptop (had a desktop as well obvs.) I loved it, I used to do simple vector 3d programming on it in my own time (just for fun). Somebody nicked from my cupboard at work (after hours). Didn't have a backup of my code -
No idea. 1st wave Japanese Dreamcasts with the Yukawa edition box? Samba de Amigo maraca set in the box? I have an Amiga 4000 that is dear to my heart but needs repair work. The Microvitec 1438 monitor that went with it got knocked off of a table and shattered Recently I have picked up a Memotech MTX 512 and Einstein 256 both of which I am quite fond of. The Memotech because of it's cool, anodized black aluminium elegance and part home micro, part CPM business machine split-personality. The Einstein 256 because it's total uselessness - it can run most Einstein TC01 software, but I don’t believe there's any dedicated software to take advantage of it's more powerful gfx chip.