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datalover

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in my blog, i recently added my new Super Nintendo 800Mhz. Real neat thing to see the mod. you can see it and its USB controllers. Like one member said, its better to use regular SNES controllers, not USB-modded SNES and NES controllers. Too bad the super nintendo was phased out nine years ago. I dont see any game cube conversions of those old games, but i have seen some GBA games that look similar. I wish Nintendo made more 32-bit conversions, however. See my blog HERE:
you MUST see my blog Oh, and If anyone can find any Newer console Super Nintendo conversions like for PS2 or gamecube, let me know!! I am a huge fan and collector...
 
Its less of a blog and more of a timeline of geekness. Good stuff.
I nevery liked Sega Airline pilots at the Namco Center in Southland's Food Court, I was more
into Slavinov, House of the Dead and Daytona.
 
i was a huge daytona fan. Still am. I would buy playstation2 if there were some old- school conversions with graphical updates for it. If you know of any Super Nintendo, or even Sega Genesis PS2 conversions let me know. i can only spot a couple...Virtua Racing is out for the PS2, for example. Daytona came out for the short-lived Dreamcast also.
 
I forgot to mention, i was able to collect every Nintendo Power magazine from 1988 until 1997. If anybody has links to information about Super Nintendo Revitilization projects, please let me know. For example, theres an Atari TV adapter, NEW ATARI TV Game
 
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Take this comment as a joke..

As one of your skills for 2005...could you make it HTML? ;)

-tReP
 
Trepidati0n said:
Take this comment as a joke..

As one of your skills for 2005...could you make it HTML? ;)

-tReP
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It is a little hard on the eyes, but pretty interesting stuff regardless.
 
On eBay, their facists pulled my auction for my custom PC that comes with every single 2702 Super NES games, and 822 classic Nintendo games that ever existed. I guess they think the 1992 games are still being sold in stores. Damn. I tried to sell it online for $1500, even though it cost me $600 to build. Oh well. See the description on the right.
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The horror! They actually stopped an auction of a computer loaded with tons of illegal software? How dare they?

Interesting stuff, though. Neat history.

RagManX
 
yeah, the bandwidth isnt the best, but anyhoo...the making of the PC isnt possible, because i glued it together, and there are examples at mini-itx.com for the NES pc there.. they use the same chipset i use. My ebay auction didnt mention owning the 2702 games, but it had a screenshot of the emulator, which probably was a red flag...
 
RagManX said:
The horror! They actually stopped an auction of a computer loaded with tons of illegal software? How dare they?

Interesting stuff, though. Neat history.

RagManX
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haha, funny. :)
 
actually, my Super NES PC it comes with every single USA Snes, and NES game that ever existed, its like 2708 Snes, and about 853 NES, from what i remember, i forgot how i got them, it was some wierd place, allmyroms dot com? my mind is foggy on where, anyhow, its lost somewhere on that dang datalover.com site i own. I think if i ever have kids, they will be the most spoiled kids on earth. If i ever gain a large income, ill probably have my own video game Neverland Ranch like michael jackson does (or some equivalent)...without the problems of course! I f anyone finds any newer GBA or Gamecube conversions, let me know.
 
datalover said:
actually, my Super NES PC it comes with every single USA Snes, and NES game that ever existed, its like 2708 Snes, and about 853 NES, from what i remember, i forgot how i got them, it was some wierd place, allmyroms dot com? my mind is foggy on where, anyhow, its lost somewhere on that dang datalover.com site i own. I think if i ever have kids, they will be the most spoiled kids on earth. If i ever gain a large income, ill probably have my own video game Neverland Ranch like michael jackson does (or some equivalent)...without the problems of course! I f anyone finds any newer GBA or Gamecube conversions, let me know.
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I would refrain from mentioning Michael Jackson in things you aspire to do in the future in further discourse with people who may not know you very well.
 
kick@ss said:
I would refrain from mentioning Michael Jackson in things you aspire to do in the future in further discourse with people who may not know you very well.
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hahahaha, im actually laughing out loud, literally. :D
 
oh, come on... you guys are pervs, im talking about the Neverland Ranch videogame arcade, which is the biggest arcade in the world, for those who are educated! Yes, i know Michael Jackson likes kids, and has legal issues, but you should've seen the moonwalker video (best dance video ever), theres even a moonwalker Sega Genesis game, which was popular back in 1990 as well.
 
darktiger said:
There was also a moonwalker Arcade game...
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That game was kinda cool ... I remember it back in the day. You could turn into a big robot thing.

But the fact that it is Michael Jackson ... well .... it doesn;t sit well anymore.

But just do like I do ... to me Michael Jackson died in 1988 ... and was replaced with a poorly programed, and poorly modeled robot, that likes young boys ... a little too much.
 
I do find spooky as of now, the fact that the point of the Moonwalker game was to rescue the kidnapped children. Back then, i just...thought....that was some contrived game plot. Now i kinda think there was a scary deeper idea beyond it. I miss the dark skinned michael...i think soon as his skin was bleached, nose job, and loving kids & mickey mouse, his coolness faded quickly, and a part of him died as well. am im wrong? If he came out with a moonwalker game now, i dont think it would sell at all.
 
There's something like 10,740 total NES games dumped and released of various country codes and of different revisions. So it might be that 800-odd games have the (U) country code, but there were a LOT more sold here in the US - gray market/flea market, unlicensed, protos, etc. I personally have a few carts like Clash At Demonhead and Ultimate Stuntman whose dumps aren't assigned a (U) country code but that were legally sold in the US.
 
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