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HDN

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  1. @nosweargamer I've always liked the label art on the SMS games. If I ever invest in a real, non-AtGames Sega Genesis, I'm getting the model one and a Power Base Converter. Not too big of a Sega fan, so it would be a while before I purchase one. They're not too expensive, either; a model one, controller, all the cords and a game only runs about $35 at my local game store. If I ever pick one up, I'm buying Columns III on day one. Probably my favorite Genesis game and an absolute blast in multiplayer matches.

  2. Thanks, everyone, for all your controller help. I hope I don't have to use it. My hands are small enough that I don't think the PainLine controllers will cramp them. After all, I am a pretty big fan of the Intellivison-style vertical orientation seen on these controllers and other similar ones. If they do cramp, I guess I'll just have to tough it out for a few months. I bet a lot of you had to do that back when this thing was new.

  3. Ever since I was about 8, I have wanted an Atari 2600 emulator for my Nintendo DSi. I have a hacked Wii with emulators, but since I was around 6 when it happened, I had no involvement whatsoever. Anyone know of a good one out there? I have tried in the past but I have been overwhelmed by all of the options. If someone could please help me that would be great! :)

    (Keep in mind the DSi is the one with the SD card slot)

  4. 7 minutes ago, MaliciousCarp said:

    I have 2 of them that I bought at a warehouse sale (Refurbished / open box stock) for $100 each.  They are actually great machines, but the MSRP is way too high.  If you keep an eye out for them you can actually get them for a reasonable price.

    I played one of them once at a game store in Sheboygan, WI while on vacation last year. Was not impressed.

  5. 2 hours ago, MaliciousCarp said:

    I have the Atari 12-in-1 Arcade 1up machine.  It is the first time that I have played Major Havoc.  The clickey "spinner" controller makes it difficult to play, but once you get a feel for it it is manageable.  It is a really innovative game!  

    Those Arcade 1up machines seem really expensive for what they are. If I could get just one, however, I'd be a fool not to get the Atari one with it's controller options not available on modern consoles.

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