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I remember some of the NEO-GEO titles (cartridges) that were released in the late 80s. Some were north of £250 back then - but to their credit they were the arcade ROMs with no difference between them. I believe they even offered a cross save function where you could play the NEO-GEO arcade...
Good question on that actually. Could you buy a LHD headlamp unit, but swap over the internals (bulb, ballast, starter, etc) from a RHD unit?
Seems like the unicorn-spec dark grey xenon headlights are pretty plentiful in Eastern Europe - but are clearly all specced for the LHD market.
Thanks all.
As most will have done - the bolster on the right side had pretty much crumbled away to nothing and I can feel the rigid plastic (?) section of the seat through it. Little surprise after 19 years worth of getting in and out of the car - but I actually do like the seats as it.
Of...
I was lucky enough to get the Amiga 500 Batman Pack, back in the day. Batman itself was a great game, but I think The New Zealand Story that came with the pack, just pipped it. Definitely up there with Rainbow Islands as one of my all time favourite platformers.
It came with F-18 Interceptor...
We were lucky enough to have an Archimedes with Zarch on it at school back in the late 80s.
Controlling that aircraft was tricky with the mouse, but it looked and played like nothing else - especially when the rest of the kit around it were BBC Micro B's playing Football Manager!
I'm amazed at times, just how long that certain magazines stay in print. More so in these days of digital content and people tending to prefer reading on multiple devices.
I read an article over the weekend that mentioned Acorn User magazine - and somehow that stayed in print until the very end...
I guess it wasn't their fault that the knew no better. ;)
The C64 trounced the shitty Spectrums in every conceivable way. Preying that with each game load from tape, that the flashing colours around the screen border were the correct ones?! Was it blue and yellow for it to be working fine and...
I stick with wired for nearly all the peripherals. Headphones, mouse, keyboard - the exception being the XBox controller.
Less messing all round - especially when Bluetooth decides to randomly behave like an arse.
Ended up getting a 55" Samsung S92C in the end, with a Samsung C430 basic soundbar chucked in for peanuts.
Overall, I'm very happy with the picture quality and sound - the latter adding way more to the viewing experience whilst at the same time, not being making us utter cnuts with our...
Never really been that much of a fan of the earlier stuff, but the recent trilogy reboots have been very good.
I'd probably say that the 1st game was my favourite in the modern offerings.
Hi all,
Currently looking into getting a replacement TV for our ageing 50" Samsung in the main room.
Ideally, we're looking to increase it slightly to 55" and aiming for a budget of around £1k.
Are there any suggestions from the wise tech-people here on CS of some good tellys out there?
It...
Is another option to put it in storage?
If you like the car that much and it's clearly a coveted example - I'd be looking into keeping it, but off the road.
I have to admit, Rockstar did an amazing job of squeezing the X360 hardware to the limit in order to get GTAV running on it.
They might have some other dev trickery up their sleeves in order to get GTAVI running half-decent on current-gen consoles?