Retr0gamer wrote: » HMV have been doing a lot of 'Newsed' games lately. Got might and magic clash of heroes brand new but marked as used there for 8 euro.
luas_dublin wrote: » I'd EXACTLY the same problem with one of my megadrive IIs , an AV cable off ebay for a fiver(inc postage) later its working with full sound.So the problem is probably something on the RF modulator itself. you could make one yourself if you're handy with a soldering iron (I made a megadrive 1 cable myself last week) , but tbh its nearly cheaper to just buy one. If you want you can pay more and go RGB , but its your call.
readyletsgo wrote: » I got Star Fox Command for €12 brand new with Nintendo wrapping on it unopened with a re-play HMV sticker on it last week. Didnt want to open it lol. Its an ok game, havent really given it my full attention just yet. Got it in HMV Henry St. Which HMV shop did you get that Kirby DS game? How much was it? Think I want a copy. Is it any good? Oh and is Wario any use? Seem to be getting back into DS games as of late, due to there being no 3ds games atm. They look great on the 3ds screen too!
docentore wrote: » Both of those are flash carts for 8-bit ATARI.
Pyongyang wrote: » These are the carts you were telling me about a while ago. Nice! How come you are featured on one of them?
Andrew76 wrote: » Lol very good that does kinda look like him!
Andrew76 wrote: » Very nice mister!
docentore wrote: » How many versions of Boulder Dash I can fit onto 512MB cart?
luas_dublin wrote: » Originally Posted by luas_dublin View Post I've a "havent tested it in years, may work" Megadrive 1(ebay sale with lovely stock photo) winging its way to me at the moment .Seemingly the whole lot bar RF cable, plus 2 controllers. 99p plus a tenner postage. Also he has to split the packages up in the post as the postage was more than he thought it'd be *. Place your bets people result a: both boxes arrive once I replace the "missing" cable it all works result b both boxes arrive, and I get a dead meg , but a working PSU and pads(not the end of the world as they'll be handy) result c: both boxes arrive, the PSU is knackered but the meg works result d: one box arrives ..the other 'lost' and I get a meg on its own result e: one box arrives ..the other 'lost' and I get 2 pads result f: both boxes arrive , its a megadrive 2. result g: both boxes arrive , one contains a wooden megadrive , the other some bricks. result h: there is no spoon , the matrix is real, I am the one result i: Wolftones/Atari jaguar Until it arrives and I open the boxes I wont know ,and its state is in flux: Yes!... its Schrodinger's megadrive. ________________________________ *In fairness to the guy he's got 100% feedback , and its probably costing him money to send this.I'm such a cynic ...later.. hey we had result J!: I got two parcels , one of them with two 3 button joypads , the other with a M1 PSU.Mailed him to see if he's split it into 3 , probably being optimistic here though.
atavan-halen wrote: » If I were you I'd be opening it up to check for some eh.....organic mind-altering products :P
CiDeRmAn wrote: » No big feck the feck off face eating spiders have hitched a lift from Peru, have they? Watch Arachnophobia for the survivors manual!
Retr0gamer wrote: » Damn, I've been on the hunt trying to find cheap professor layton games
Mr Vengeance wrote: » I got Kirby from GAME in Dundrum. They had another copy of it there as well. I have seen it in GAME Dawson St. too. It was €16. Its a straight forward Nintendo platformer basically. It does nothing revolutionary but looks lovely and is fun to play. The central gimmick is absorbing enemy powers and sometimes mixing them up to create new powers. Wario on DS wasn't made by Nintendo and its severly lacking in Nintendo magic as a result. Nintendo seemingly did very litle supervising of the project as it came out as a pretty weak platformer with some very dodgy controls. I'd only recommend it for completion purposes only as its one of the worst Nintendo published platformers since Yoshi's Universal Gravitation on the Game Boy Advance. Strangely, Wario DS has been sealed in a very odd fashion - instead of the seal being horizontal like normal it appears vertically sealed for some reason - probably a factory mistake. If you want a a really good DS platformer that is less well known I'd recommend The Legendary Starfy on import, Super Princess Peach, which is superb, and the highly underrated Ivy the Kiwi - one of the best games on the format in my view, even though it is very short.
readyletsgo wrote: » oops, I bought Wario Master of D... at the weekend for €5, havent looked at it yet, but guess it must be the boob DS game, ah well, I have it anyway. Will keep an eye out for that Kirby game in GAME over the next couple of weeks. Had a look on amazon for 'The Legendary Starfy' £11, looks really nice, may buy it in 10 mins, just need to read some reviews first, thanks Mr V! Had a good hall of games DS games this week, no point uploading a pic for them as they are not retro :eek: Is the DS retro yet? But I got myself Might & Magic €5, love it! and I dont really like RPG's, guess I do now. Wario.... £5 New Zealand Story Revolution £6 on amazon. Metroid Prime Hunters £4 on amazon. Ninja Gaiden Dragon Sword £4 Rainbow Island Revolution €5 Also got Super Mario Sunshine in CEX(how do you pronounce the shop name) for €10 tonight, saw it beside the Galaxy games, you wouldnt see it mixed in there and the GCN games were all down the bottom shelve. Pleased with that as I stupidly sold my copy on last year but still have the save file on my Wii, loved SMS!
Warren3 wrote: » Got a mint copy of Thunder force V for the ps1
CiDeRmAn wrote: » Still no sign of Raiden III! Getting pissed off now!
