Ramatut4001 wrote:No, but I've killed one.

Ditto, plugged a US Dreamcast (110V) into a European power outlet (230V) without using a transformer (mind you, I thought the adapter I was using acted as one!). Stupid, stupid...

I really don't like the magic engine UI as it requires 16bpp in order to be run in windowed mode (and I really don't like full screen applications).

Get the Dreamcast. The N64 was a major failure in terms of software development because of Nintendo's unwillingness to use a standardized format (CD-ROM) and instead opting for cartridges (which were expensive to produce and had a much smaller storage capacity compared to CD's). Also, some stupid de...

Hmm, now, let's see... Final Fantasy VI (my definite favourite SNES game) Chrono Trigger (almost, but not quite, on par with FFVI) Super Mario RPG Super Metroid F-Zero Never really got into Zelda either, it's one of those franchises that are unavailable to me (and I've tried getting into it, but...).

Well, now... how to present myself? I'm your general geek, nineteen years of age, and I've been in love with 16-bit/fourth generation for as long as I can remember. Ever since I got my first console, the Sega Genesis, I've found the world of 2D gaming more appealing than what most publishers put out...

Had this exact problem, and solved it by cleaning out my Saturn like the author did. Dust and electronics is a bad combination indeed...