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Atavan-Halen

Jack burton wrote: »

LET ME HERE YOU SAY YEAH!!!!

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAH!

Every time I hear that song I imagine a 90's night club where people are stuffing their faces with pills =/

I do love a bit of 90's everything though

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvgUdrzGNys

Jack burton

You dont need to go to the 90's to see that, its still there. Just the music is different now

Atavan-Halen

Jack burton wrote: »

You dont need to go to the 90's to see that, its still there. Just the music is different now

I know, but I was reading a book on ecstacy in the 90's and that song came on itunes. Thus there is a connection!

Atavan-Halen

Also, this song brings back memories

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0XcpmUFD-Y

Back when my mam worked in microsoft she brought home a burned CD with "property of Microsoft do not remove" stickered all over it with that song on it. The CD was gold instead of silver on the back and all!

Jack burton

atavan-halen wrote: »

I know, but I was reading a book while on ecstacy in the 90's and that song came on itunes. Thus there is a connection!

fyp :P

Somtimes that random button seems to just know exactly what to play, wonder if theres ever going to be a usb device that picks up the mood in the room and plays the according music

Think this might be on repeat in my house

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jItz-uNjoZA

Pyongyang

I suppose you have to be as ancient as Adultappleflavouredbeveragemale and I to appreciate, and even remember this series!

Not sure if it was broadcast in Ireland though, maybe just the UK. Sheesh, I'm that old I remember when BBC1, BBC and ITV all had 'closedown' in the TV listings.... and I very vaguely recall the launch of Channel 4.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQ-pruTciLM

o1s1n

More interesting info about this proto. I chanced my arm and asked the guy where he got it. (I'm a total whore for knowing where things like this came from)

He said he got it at a car boot along with a load of dev stuff years ago.

If you think about it, this means it hasn't been dumped. As if someone knew it needed to be dumped, they wouldn't be selling it at a car boot. Plus the fact that they HAD it at a car boot to sell it, probably means they're close to the source.

I r excite.

Pyongyang

You can't beat a good dump!

o1s1n

Pyongyang wrote: »

You can't beat a good dump!

You like shmups. I'll dump this all over you if you want?

Here's a song to celebrate the occasion

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3cnQCk0u49w

Pyongyang

Ah but you and I are in agreement. You won't dump your proto, I won't be ripping my Darius laserdisc.

Retr0gamer

Was dead early for dinner with the lads tonight so popped into Rage not expecting anything. Ended up finding one of those legendary games in there for a good price. A game I never shut up about. To think that Edge only gave it 8/10 as well. Image attached:

Pyongyang

Mazinger Z PCB arrived from South Korea today. Wasn't expecting that!

Myrddin

Pyongyang wrote: »

Mazinger Z PCB arrived from South Korea today. Wasn't expecting that!

That's mad alright,I thought you guys were still in National Mourning. Ya see, the Irish postal service could learn a lot from the North Koreans

Pyongyang

North Korea is truly a cornerstone and leading example in efficiency and a shining light in how our 'dear leader' built a postal service with his own hands and formed it in to a benchmark in quality deliveries that other countries strive for (excluding Russia, China and Cuba. Who are all amazing).

Pyongyang

These landed this morning. No use for the RPG Maker due to the Nippon text (but it came as two cassettes in the lot), Dezaemon on the other hand...

Dezaemon and Super Dante RPG Maker [Super Famicom, NTSC-J, Loose]

Retr0gamer

Oh forgot to say I noticed a japanese SFC parodius cartridge in rage for 17 euros yesterday, was thinking of picking it up but sense prevailed. Not enough sense to not buy overblood though. Thought it might be of interest to some people, not sure which parodius game it was.

Pyongyang

Retr0gamer wrote: »

Oh forgot to say I noticed a japanese SFC parodius cartridge in rage for 17 euros yesterday, was thinking of picking it up but sense prevailed.

My guess is it was Gokujo Parodius. And €17 is ridiculous if it's a loose cart. Any of those Parodius games on SFC, if they are loose carts, are worth no more than €8-€10 each in good nick (for a loose cart).

Retr0gamer

Glad I didn't buy it then. I know it was very big with importers thanks to super play so not even that rare outside japan.

Pyongyang

I stand to be corrected but SFC-wise I 'think' Chatting Parodius would be the most valuable loose cart, but I could well be wrong on that one.

€17 for a loose Parodius cart is way too much though. Well done for walking away.

Right I'm off to lunch, might take a walk up to Fade Street... (I jest! I jest!)

CiDeRmAn

Had a good day today,
slipped away to Game in blanch and picked up the following,
Operation Flashpoint: Red River, for 9.99! discounted since yesterday.
LA Noir, for 6.99!
Prey, for 6.99 as well.
Bulletstorm, for a tenner
and
Dead Space 2 for 9.99 too.

Not sure what's going on but Game are heavily discounting their preowned stock.
I was there last night at 9pm and most of those games were more expensive, especially LA Noir which was around the 20 mark.

I was looking for Deus Ex as it had been 16 euro but they were sold out.

Pyongyang

CiDeRmAn wrote: »

LA Noire

Love that game. One of my favourites of 2011. Also without a doubt the best soundtrack of 2011 by a country mile.

Enjoy it, it's brilliant.

Atavan-Halen

Pyongyang wrote: »

Love that game. One of my favourites of 2011. Also without a doubt the best soundtrack of 2011 by a country mile.

Enjoy it, it's brilliant.

I'm in two minds about it. Can't decide if I like it or not. Maybe it needs more playing!

Finally ordered this on play asia.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTk-OLtGprY

Been wanting it since it came out! Also might have a Korean PSP go on the way too.

Dr Bob

Pyongyang wrote: »

I suppose you have to be as ancient as Adultappleflavouredbeveragemale and I to appreciate, and even remember this series!

Not sure if it was broadcast in Ireland though, maybe just the UK. Sheesh, I'm that old I remember when BBC1, BBC and ITV all had 'closedown' in the TV listings.... and I very vaguely recall the launch of Channel 4.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQ-pruTciLM

Jaysus
I'd forgotten that late night telly in the early nineties was just terribad.
No wonder we were all hammered/off our heads at the weekend, just to put up with it.
Unfortunately the likes of channel four , realizing that most their post friday to sunday post 9pm audience was ....well basically minged out of their mong, then made more telly that could only be endured while under the influence , and thus the cycle continued...

Dr Bob

Ah crap nineties music , I listened to "teh metalz" at the time and was spared the worst.
Also , as good a time as any to post...this

Pyongyang

luas_dublin wrote: »

Unfortunately the likes of channel four , realizing that most their post friday to sunday post 9pm audience was ....well basically minged out of their mong, then made more telly that could only be endured while under the influence , and thus the cycle continued...

The Word. :rolleyes:

Oh, and The Sunday Show. Good morning pubbers, good evening clubbers!

*sigh* I'm old.

James Howlett

Bulletstorm for a tenner? you did well there Ciderman.

I picked up Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo Tales for 4euro in gamestop yesterday as well as Street Fighter Anniversary (has Hyper SF2, Street Fighter 3: 3rd Strike & the SF 2 animated movie) for the xbox for 3euro in a charity shop.

Dr Bob

Pyongyang wrote: »

The Word. :rolleyes:

Oh, and The Sunday Show. Good morning pubbers, good evening clubbers!

*sigh* I'm old.

sweet jesus, the word...jaysus , all I can remember is Shaun Ryder fondling a Zippy from Rainbow on that ...gahh...<flashbacks>>

Doge

luas_dublin wrote: »

Ah crap nineties music , I listened to "teh metalz" at the time and was spared the worst.
Also , as good a time as any to post...this

I lmao when i read that!

I can remember when I first saw lolcats, i just couldn't understand the obsession with them, and didn't find them funny.

Not long after I spent 1 month spending far too much on the internetz

and suddenly there was funny as ****!

You haz gave meh teh gigglez.

CiDeRmAn

I used to do night duty as a student nurse in 1990 and the tv was awful!
As it was a residential unit I was in you'd have to watch something and all you'd have would be UTV, the only channel that broadcast all night, unless it was the night you got "selected pages from Oracle" or something
However bad tv was at 1 in the morning, nothing would prepare you for the utter mank that was on at 4 or 5am....
There was this awful british/spanish soap opera and, I sh1t you not, I'd rather watch a documentary on stoma care again than watch it....

Pyongyang

In the UK, every channel would close with God Save The Queen played over a flying Union Jack over Buckingham Palace.

You'd see the flag flying for a while, then the screen either cut to black and a test signal would play, or it would cut to yer wan with the doll and the chalk board and some 'light Jazz' would play over it.

On ITV, C4 and occasionally BBC2 you would get 'pages from Ceefax' (on BBC) and 'pages from Oracle' on ITV and C4, again, mixed up with some 'light Jazz'.

As a kid I remember sneaking downstairs a couple of times to see what 'Closedown' was in the TV listings as I thought it was a show where you saw everyone in the TV studio turning things off!