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I have Alan Wake on 360 which comes with a small hardback novel, extra DVD and soundtrack. The box is even shaped like a book.
I used to have that, I absolutely regret selling itI'm more of an artwork and soundtrack kind of guy.
My kinda guy. We should be pals. We already have the same name so we're off to a great start :pac:
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Gamer Bhoy 89 wrote: »What is it?? I'm nearly 29 so this looks way before my time, no offense :P
it's an oscilloscope
They're still in use nowadays, although more modern versions
This one came from my dad's stack of electronics. He got a pile of stuff off his work when they started renewing all their equipment. These were going into the bin so he took them0 -
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it's an oscilloscope They're still in use nowadays, although more modern versions
This one came from my dad's stack of electronics. He got a pile of stuff off his work when they started renewing all their equipment. These were going into the bin so he took them
Stick an audio cable into it and it would be great for seeing the audio waveforms when you're making your own synthesizer patches!0 -
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Not really a get, more a make.
I 3D printed a bunch of these Banzai Bills and other bits and pieces for prizes for a kids party the other day. These were fairly popular as you can unscrew the base and store some sweets in them(which is what we did). They're about the size of a can of coke, maybe a little bigger.
I managed to keep one for myself
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Retro related.
Just took delivery of a Ryo Hazuki's jacket that I had custom commissioned by some crowd in China (I assume) made to my measurements.
The fit is a bit tight and it doesn't sit very well on me with the jacket opened but it's still pretty awesome.
Cost me €100 and it's made out of faux leather.
I won't be wearing it too much and might use it as part of a Cosplay for this year's Dublin Comic Con.
Pretty impressed with it though.
It's much better than one I took delivery of last month:
Material on this one was some kind of faux suede, the colours were all wrong and it didn't fit very well. I didn't spend as much on this one though and came to regret it.
Thankfully I was able to forward it on to a fellow local Shenmue nutcase.0 -
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Here's the latest arrivals this week. I have one more package on the way but this should be the last of them for a while. Need to put some extra money into savings first.
Shaq Fu isn't as bad as people make it out to be. I know it can be gotten cheaper but it was a bit of an impulse/novelty buy. All games are complete. Unfortunately Virtua Tennis and Tony Hawk's are quite battered, the cases were listed as being 5-6/10, but I reckon they got worse in transit as they were shipped fairly loose in a reused envelope.
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I got this today. I actually had the sega saturn version of this back in the day. See how it measures up.
Prepare to be very pleased indeed.
Certainly the PS more easily applied transparency effects and well supported software libraries results in most of these games looking much better on the PS than the poor old Saturn.
The Sat could do some great things, but needed talented hands to bring them forth, Quake for example.0 -
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Could you not have swapped out the audio files for the right ones?
Kept the file names, but swap Cold Storage for Leftfield, something like that?
They played off the CD and the game wouldn't let you swap music mid game. This was also 1998 when it was much more difficult to pirate music!
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My last arrivals for a while (I *might* get a Bandridge switch, Saturn/Dreamcast RGB cables and Saturn Action Replay but that's it!)
House of the Dead probably isn't worth anything with a spine card but it's nice to have. I'd like a Pal copy but can't justify paying €80, especially considering HotD2 is much better. HotD2 was practically free due to a £5 voucher.
I love the aesthetic of Japanese
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I had both the Saturn and PC version of it 10 years ago, I don't remember any issues with them but as I said I prefer the sequal so didn't put much time into them. Stupidly sold off my Sega collection shortly after!
Once I get an Action Replay I'll give it a run through 0 -
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