OwaynOTT wrote: » Yeah I think that's a good price. I have it never actually played it yet. Have a problem with mario stuff.
readyletsgo wrote: » Really? What is it that puts you off Mario?
readyletsgo wrote: » Got 'Paper Mario The 1000 Year Door' in Cex for €20, is that good? Not too sure really. Never played it before, only the Wii game.
Pyongyang wrote: » 5. Neo Geo MVS MV1-FZ [Jap BIOS] My MVS1-A died, as is well documented on these here forums! So I bought a replacement. Buying a fresh UniBIOS to go with it too. Now to get the stupid thing to love the plasma. :mad:
Steve SI wrote: » Same MVS model as myself The Unibios is very handy indeed and I would recommend it to everyone with an MVS. So many nice options.
CiDeRmAn wrote: » I have the older bigger one with the joystick ports, means I can use my AES stick, which is nice!
OwaynOTT wrote: » A problem collecting any game he is in, nothing as interesting as hating mario. Got mario ball for gba last week. Mario party 6 and 7 not so long before. Mario party 3 is coming in post. Looking to get mario world 2, marioworld, mario vs donkey kong, mario 2 on gba and mario party 5 at the moment. Think should have them all soon. So I have a problem with him is liking him too much.
Mr Vengeance wrote: » I love a bit of Mario myself. Saying that, I'm more into his spin-offs than I am his core platformers for the most part. Mario Tennis on the N64 is one of the best Mario games I have ever played. Have you picked that up yet? The graphics still look okay today, but its the gameplay that really shines. Its simple at first but its quite deep and very addictive. It will take most people a while to master it. In my view Mario Tennis on the 64 is the best tennis game going - even better than the excellent Virtua Tennis series, and thats as big a complement as I can give it!
Pyongyang wrote: » Is that the MVS1-C? Doesn't that have stereo out too? Downside on that is the soldered BIOS no? Socketed BIOS was a deal breaker for me due to the UniBIOS. You can piggyback a soldered BIOS though but id prefer to just pop out a socket one. Done in seconds then.
CathalDublin wrote: » Nice Haul, where did you go for the weekend, on the train from BTTF3?
Steve SI wrote: » Yeah, Just me and the doc Have more stuff to post but might do it tomorrow. .
Pyongyang wrote: » I got that C64 introductory tape with the Night Moves pack I got for Christmas from Tandy many moons ago! It's actually bloody hilarious in parts. The bit where yer man describes hardware and about dropping it on your foot always has me in floods laughing. I must find an mp3 of it, I'm sure someone must have made one!
Sparks43 wrote: » https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qqSW8VYptk
Pyongyang wrote: » I can now retire to my chambre a happy man. Thank you! N.B. The bit about 'hardware' still had me in stitches laughing. God knows why. Made my weekend. Thanks!
Retr0gamer wrote: » Can go for more than twice that price so a great find there. It's also an amazing game.