80s electronics sometimes have gigantic capacitors in them even if it seems like it wouldn't make sense for them to be there. This allows them to hold charges like they have a battery for a few hours after being unplugged. Like someone mentioned earlier, the radio could easily continue making noise ...

Found a neat place in the Melbourne Square Mall (Florida) called Gorilla Games that had a nice little retro section. Picked up two Dreamcast games: Soul Calibur for $13.95 and the Japanese version of Fatal Fury Mark of the Wolves for $37.99. Both are in mint condition.

Marvel Super Heroes - Sega Saturn - (complete) $14.25

Sega Saturn. Expensive collection ftw.

5. Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion ( PC ) Fixed! Oblivion on the 360 was excellent. I beat the game on that thing and then sold it, and now I own the PC version. Sure, you can mod the PC version, but as far as playability goes, both versions are fun. Oh, and: 1. Nights into Dreams, Saturn 2. Disgaea: Af...

bacteria wrote:Thanks for that update, hopefully you'll update your work onto my forum too?

I didn't realize you had your own forum. I'll register, but I don't have any pics as of yet of my work, but hopefully I'll get some tonight or tomorrow.

Dude, you are an inspiration. I'm also Gump-in-Space from the Benheck forums, and I've been watching your skills pretty much since you first showed up doing things like this. Just letting you know that I just started an NES portable day before last and have already desoldered a game genie cartridge ...

I'd say my worst game is Defcon 5 for the Sega Saturn.

If I had to take one member on the entire site that I could call a "friend," it would be Ack. The dude's the friendliest moderator I've ever dealt with and he's helped me with a number of problems, which I've had many, over the years, thanks to a slew of medical and medicinal problems that...

1. Nights Into Dreams
2. Sonic Adventure 2
3. Jet Grind Radio
4. Crazy Taxi
5. Sega Rally
6. Virtual On: Cyber Troopers