o1s1n wrote: » Sanwa me hole
Retr0gamer wrote: » Another reason to go to japan:http://blog.hardcoregaming101.net/2011/08/space-station-osaka-retro-video-game.html
Mr.Saturn wrote: » Do any of you guys have a Hyper Neo Geo 64 setup going on? If so, would you happen to know if Beast Busters 2 plays near as awesome as it looks?
Steve SI wrote: » I have a Hyper 64. I don't have that game so cant comment on it. I think I'd need a different version on the hyper 64 to play it anyway as I have the fighter version and you can only play fighters on that
CiDeRmAn wrote: » Nearly bought an SD card drive for the C64 there! A C64 that I don't actually own yet! Have to careful if I want to pay off the credit card before I'm 60!
Retr0gamer wrote: » Would there not be an easy way to convert tap images to disk? I know the amstrad had a device that could copy the memory once a game had loaded to disc or tape. Might be a problem for multiloads though.
SdoowSirhc wrote: » does anyone know if the most recent sbox 360 model plays original xbox games?
amacachi wrote: » Don't rely on it, lot of issues with different games.
atavan-halen wrote: » Just picck up an original xbox, they're cheap enough. You could also get GTA for the PS2.
Retr0gamer wrote: » I find the games on XBLA are way too expensive considering you could get the console with the game for the same price.
SdoowSirhc wrote: » Well I've never seen a xbox with Gta for 11 euro:rolleyes:
Retr0gamer wrote: » Car boot sale. An xbox is not worth a lot of money.
SdoowSirhc wrote: » Il have a look round then
Retr0gamer wrote: » If you find one, softmod it and you'll have a media centre and emulation machine as well. Much better value than a virtual XBLA download.
Mr.Saturn wrote: » Do you have Buriki One? How does it play?
Retr0gamer wrote: » Not really but getting a lend or finding the right equipment and games that let you do it is the problem.