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memory!!
PC world suck balls.
they even use incorrect terminlogy in their adverts now, which MUST be a problem somewhere along the line. So, not content with being staffed by incompetents, they`re now just changing the presentation so they can get the customers to go along with it.
if anyone knows someone at the PC world advertising department, please thrust a swift knee into their jaffers for me.
PC world suck balls.
they even use incorrect terminlogy in their adverts now, which MUST be a problem somewhere along the line. So, not content with being staffed by incompetents, they`re now just changing the presentation so they can get the customers to go along with it.
if anyone knows someone at the PC world advertising department, please thrust a swift knee into their jaffers for me.
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Just got my PS and PS2, really wish I'd kept my SNES :(
Cong Man wrote:
> Heh...I've got a SNES, N64 and Gamecube all piled up under the
> TV, which also has a video, DVD player and Sky box hooked up to
> it.
I'm almost the same, except I traded my Gamecube in for Gears of War. Kept the games as I'll be able to use them on the Wii.
Still need a VGA splitter box (if they exist - 2 devices into 1 monitor) and VGA cable to hook my Dreamcast up to my monitor...
> Heh...I've got a SNES, N64 and Gamecube all piled up under the
> TV, which also has a video, DVD player and Sky box hooked up to
> it.
I'm almost the same, except I traded my Gamecube in for Gears of War. Kept the games as I'll be able to use them on the Wii.
Still need a VGA splitter box (if they exist - 2 devices into 1 monitor) and VGA cable to hook my Dreamcast up to my monitor...
I've got an Amiga and BBC Micro emulators on my Mac and I play the BBC one about a hundred times more than the Amiga one. There were some brilliant games around for the BBC and they make up a large part of the fond memories of my youth.
My favourite's got to be Citadel.
My favourite's got to be Citadel.
Heh...I've got a SNES, N64 and Gamecube all piled up under the TV, which also has a video, DVD player and Sky box hooked up to it.
I've never seen so many wires. Still wish I'd kept my NES though, to complete the set.
I've never seen so many wires. Still wish I'd kept my NES though, to complete the set.
My PS2 goes between the bedroom and the lounge - if Louise isn't in I'll play it in the lounge as the TV's a lot bigger in there but if she is I'll let her have Sky and play it on the portable upstairs.
Even got an Amiga and ST Emu on my Xbox. Doesn't feel quite the same without a keyboard though.
Keep debating whether to take my xbox downstairs or leave it here in the study.
Keep debating whether to take my xbox downstairs or leave it here in the study.
Ah yes good old emulators many an hour I've spent reliving my childhood :D
Emulated on the PC is where the future of Amiga lies in my house. Much less mess to have all the consoles and old computers under one machine...
Kawada wrote:
> Very_Metal wrote:
> (before the last ones got the hint that
> the amiga is all but dead)
>
>
> LIES!!!! the Amiga shall live on forever!!
probably, but the amigaONE "re-launch" was ill fated.
> Very_Metal wrote:
> (before the last ones got the hint that
> the amiga is all but dead)
>
>
> LIES!!!! the Amiga shall live on forever!!
probably, but the amigaONE "re-launch" was ill fated.
I believe they owned around 50% of ARM who developed the RISC technology.
Had a pirated copy of Zarch, was pretty good.
Chocks Away! ;)
Had a pirated copy of Zarch, was pretty good.
Chocks Away! ;)
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