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Keep Calm And Discuss Retro Generally!
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I've registered there on Gadunky, now come on Steve, get those discount codes rolling
Haha, seen that alright.
Welcome to the barren wasteland of the gadunky forums. Ha, you could of at least registered over on retrovia, at least we've a little bit going on over there
Anyway, I'll be sorting out discounts when I've more up for sale. I've not put anything in place yet but it'll be something along the lines of most posts and likes and that sort of thing on Gadunky and maybe retrovia will get you credit to use on the eBay store and eventually in the physical shop when it kicks off.
And of course there will be a normal discount for A&R regulars like with some other online stores.
It doesn't mean a lot now but when I've a few thousands items up it'll be more interesting.0 -
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New airport in Dublin we all seem to have missed
http://www.thejournal.ie/iphone-maps-dublin-airport-601831-Sep2012/0 -
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Ready Steady Go is the ****ing hardest last level in the history of gaming. Six or seven years later and a whole console later and it has lost none of its power to infuriate
Hands were never meant to spin virtual wheels that fast!0 -
New airport in Dublin we all seem to have missed
http://www.thejournal.ie/iphone-maps-dublin-airport-601831-Sep2012/
Haha yeah noticed that last night, switched it to satellite mode to double check I wasn't just insanely ignorant.0 -
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johnny_ultimate wrote: »Ready Steady Go is the ****ing hardest last level in the history of gaming. Six or seven years later and a whole console later and it has lost none of its power to infuriate
It always reminds me of Vienna, namely it's the only time I ever broke something from a fit of videogame induced rage. I ****ed the stylus across the hotel room and managed to break the nub off the top of it because of that level.
I found the best way to beat the level is to calm down, the most important parts to get right are the parts where you follow the ball with the stylus. The trick is to take your time following the ball and remember you don't drag the ball merely follow it. I found most of my mistakes were because I was doing these parts too fast.0 -
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Retr0gamer wrote: »It always reminds me of Vienna, namely it's the only time I ever broke something from a fit of videogame induced rage. I ****ed the stylus across the hotel room and managed to break the nub off the top of it because of that level.
I found the best way to beat the level is to calm down, the most important parts to get right are the parts where you follow the ball with the stylus. The trick is to take your time following the ball and remember you don't drag the ball merely follow it. I found most of my mistakes were because I was doing these parts too fast.
One of the more challenging parts is when the notes seem to follow a different part of the rhythm for a few seconds near the end of the first section. It completely messes with the timing. And if you miss one, you've missed them all, and that's enough to at least half your health bar, if not more. And it's almost impossible to recover from a mistake in the level 0 -
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It's definitely a candidate for my favourite DS game, but man that level... Given it around ten-twenty gos today and I can get up to the three dastardly spinners in a row, but it all falls apart trying to get that The extended 3DS stylus is helping just a tad.
Determined to finally put six years of defeat behind me. Have said that many times before though in relation to that song...0 -
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johnny_ultimate wrote: »Ha ha knew I'd get someone
I'll let the man himself have the honour of putting up the excellent painting.
So thats not it? Damn my lack of knowledge of Japanese art & damn my trust you you Johnny!
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So thats not it? Damn my lack of Japanese art & damn my trust you you Johnny!
They see me trollin', they hatin'
The actual painting is very impressive though, well worth the 250 for the buyer!
Also, on the topic of Ouendan, iNiS released a new iOS game yesterday. Unfortunately, Square Enix were involved: http://kotaku.com/5944715/the-most-diabolical-aspect-of-squares-demons-score-is-the-hellish-hidden-cost They really need to cop on their pricing structure for apps is farcical.0
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