RickR

I found this excellent article that outlines all the changes made to "A New Hope" over the years in two great videos.
 
The article:  http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/star-wars-watch-all-changes-a-new-hope-years-955675?facebook_20161213
 
And the two videos:
 

 

Yes, your controller is allowed. And you can use whatever screen size or stretching you like.
 
Welcome to the competition and good luck!

Yes, your controller is allowed. And you can use whatever screen size or stretching you like.
 
Welcome to the competition and good luck!

Yes, your controller is allowed. And you can use whatever screen size or stretching you like.
 
Welcome to the competition and good luck!

54376
 
I've been trying Dauber's tips, and look, I improved a little.  Thanks Dauber!
 
 

I've been meaning to start watching since it first aired...but sadly have not.  For a couple of reasons:
 
1.  My wife will not watch with me (she hates gore).
2.  Zombie genre seems so tired to me.
 
One of these days, if I get some spare time, I'll give this show a shot though.

I've been meaning to start watching since it first aired...but sadly have not.  For a couple of reasons:
 
1.  My wife will not watch with me (she hates gore).
2.  Zombie genre seems so tired to me.
 
One of these days, if I get some spare time, I'll give this show a shot though.

I've been meaning to start watching since it first aired...but sadly have not.  For a couple of reasons:
 
1.  My wife will not watch with me (she hates gore).
2.  Zombie genre seems so tired to me.
 
One of these days, if I get some spare time, I'll give this show a shot though.

sold out

 

I might not get the same love back, but im a big fan of Doom 64. I got it the day it came out and played non stop with buddies. Many sleepless nights with that game

The original Doom was the first game that prompted rejiggered memory handling and stacks on my 386's MS-DOS.
Once that framerate went up, it was like discovering new land and it indeed colonized my mind space, increasingly, throughout the years afterwards.
 
As for sound, the ID masterpiece and its follow-up brought us new appreciation for good pc speakers, and the Doom 2 soundtrack is on a loop in the Metal cellar of my brain.
 
Ultimately, though, after wading through WADs and playing this game for years on end after it became old news (was still on a Doom binge when Halo came out) I took to listening to weekly shows on a side-eye while re-playing maps and exploring dungeons and enjoying loud weaponized killstreaks while Law and Order adjourned in the background.
 
This is how I know remember my Doom days, as this thread re-ammoed my brain.
 
Also, this is one game franchise I ended up purchasing on every platform I ever had.
Proudly bought it last year on Steam, to cycle back to PC ground.
I'd be curious to see if map-making tools have improved for it.

Manuals for trade/sale.  Conditions vary.  Figure $3.00 for shipping unless you want enough that it goes over the 1lb First Class maximum.
 
If you have a trade list for me to look at, send it via PM! 
 

$0.50 each for the small black manuals. Brain Games is taken.
 

$0.75 each for large white manuals.  Missile Command comes in two sizes.  $0.25 for Asteroids insert.
 

$0.75 for top row items.  Phoenix is sold.  There's a VCS manual on the top row that has a torn cover (underneath the nice one) -- that one's $0.25.
$0.50 for the Green Atari catalog.  $0.25 each for Red Atari Rev. D and Rev. E catalogs.  $1.50 each for the Atari Stars '83 fold-out posters.
$0.50 for Atari Force 1.  $0.25 for Swordquest Fireworld comic missing cover.  $0.50 each for Atari 5200 booklets/poster.
 

$1.00 each for Activision game manuals.  $0.50 each for product catalogs.
 

$1.00 for Q*Bert manual.  $0.50 for Parker Bros. catalog.  $0.75 for Space Jockey. Lost Luggage is sold.
$1.00 for Summer Games.  $0.25 for extra worn Astroblast manual.  $0.75 for better Astroblast and Space Attack manuals.  $1.00 for M*A*S*H manual.
$2.00 for Spike's Peak manual.  $0.50 for Imagic catalog.  $0.75 for Demon Attack manual.  $0.75 for B&TB (Intellivision) manual.
 
If you want a large stack of manuals, you can also feel free to make an offer!

Nice stuff!  Nice video. 

Agree.  I know it's just a Rasp Pi, but someone else has done all the hard work and it comes with a cool little case.  One could easily use this as the engine for an arcade cabinet. 
 
Having set up a Rasp Pi emulation unit myself, I can tell you...for $60 if it's all set up for you...that's a bargain. 

That was fun!  What kind of snow tires do you all use?  Studded?  Looked like no slipping at all. 

54376
 
I've been trying Dauber's tips, and look, I improved a little.  Thanks Dauber!
 
 

That was fun!  What kind of snow tires do you all use?  Studded?  Looked like no slipping at all. 

We don't use studded just Michelin X-Ice, some people here use studded. 

Driving after first real Kelowna snowfall in 2016! HAPPY HOLIDAYS!
 
Just for a little fun!
Driving to do errands, I ride around with my wife Melissa after the first real snowfall that stuck around just for fun! We JUST had our snow tires put on so perfect timing! Dec 11th 2016 DRIVING IN KELOWNA ! 
 

54376
 
I've been trying Dauber's tips, and look, I improved a little.  Thanks Dauber!
 
 

54376
 
I've been trying Dauber's tips, and look, I improved a little.  Thanks Dauber!
 
 

Nice stuff!  Nice video. 

Nice stuff!  Nice video. 

Nice stuff!  Nice video. 

Looks to me like they put this together with MTV, who probably came up with the crazy bread theme.