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9th October 2002, 06:59 AM
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sounds very cool.
if you're throwing around copies, i'd love one. 
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#12
9th October 2002, 08:15 AM
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Throw one my way *****!
Cheers Mate
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#13
10th October 2002, 05:24 PM
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heheh reminds me of a game/effect i once made for flowmotion
http://www.robotfunk.com/videogame.html (need shockwave)
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10th October 2002, 05:44 PM
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Does anybody have any avi's of old computer games such as sonic, mario, (old versions) or anything else clasic?
Charlie
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14th October 2002, 12:49 PM
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If your in New York the place I bought the joystick is over on 14 th street between 5 th ave and 6 th ave ..your see it outside they got it set up and dudes are playing super mario all day..called "megajoy"--looks like a playstation joystick ---
this thing 's got 76 games in it!
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14th October 2002, 03:50 PM
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Emulation software is a great way to get content of all the old games from whatever platform you like without having to spend any money
 Eg MAME which is arcade machine emulation software... http://www.mame.net/ Then either record footage using scan converter/tv out on a PC to VHS etc or use something like camtasia software to record to avi.
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17th October 2002, 10:14 PM
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HEY!
found the activision one locally--both at walmart & toys 'r' us. not in the video game aisle(s), but over by the handheld games, etc. toys 'r' us has them hanging up in large plastic packs for $19.99 walmart has them in boxes for $18.99. packaging aside, they look like identical. [wishing i could find a NTSC version of the atari one or the other one with super mario...]
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