Sir, I recommend you seek help for what is obviously a dangerous crack addiction.prfsnl_gmr wrote: I liked it...
FTFM(e)prfsnl_gmr wrote: I liked it...for what it was.
The JFJ has a Gamecube attachment?? Damn, did not know. I just sandwiched an old sports game between the GCN game and the holder LOL.Fragems wrote:It's the older version was a little worried that it wouldn't work since it didn't even read as a gamecube disc at first, but luckily I have the Game Cube attachment for my JFJ Easy Pro. Resurfaced it and it works great.
Has a nice selection of codes the best of which in my opinion is the unlock all NES games on Animal Cross
dsheinem wrote:In any case, sorry that my avatar makes you cringe these days, but I haven't really changed my posing habits at all.
Ok, I had no idea these existed. So, I will be buying one. Have either of you had an issue fixing a disk as long as the artwork on the top was in good shape? I would be worried about sanding too much off the disk and then have it be unplayable.wclem wrote:The JFJ has a Gamecube attachment?? Damn, did not know. I just sandwiched an old sports game between the GCN game and the holder LOL.Fragems wrote:It's the older version was a little worried that it wouldn't work since it didn't even read as a gamecube disc at first, but luckily I have the Game Cube attachment for my JFJ Easy Pro. Resurfaced it and it works great
Has a nice selection of codes the best of which in my opinion is the unlock all NES games on Animal Cross
The sanding pad doesn't actually take off to much so you can go through a cycle quite a few times without damaging it. I think I ran my copy of Prison Break on the 360 through it about 5-6 times before it finally started playing properlyFrag Mortuus wrote: Ok, I had no idea these existed. So, I will be buying one. Have either of you had an issue fixing a disk as long as the artwork on the top was in good shape? I would be worried about sanding too much off the disk and then have it be unplayable.
. Only game I have ever ruined was Street Figther vs. Marvel but it was beyond saving in the first place had a bad gash on the edge of the disc . Unless the scratches are deep usually 1 cycle will get the disc looking like new. Deeper scratches can take 2-3 cycles. I would say you start hitting the danger zone around 5 cycles the disc starts getting thin and sometimes the center of the disc will start cracking from the repeated stress.
. You also have to buy thinner pads for buffing and sanding since the standard pads put to much stress on the disc. Although I figured out you can use the standard buffing pads once they have been worn down so I usually save those once they start getting thinner..
this is only true with DVDs, not with CDs (PSone, Saturn, etc) as those are pretty much fucked if the top layer is scratched. DVDs use a different layering process when manufactured so a scratch on the top isn't going to ruin a DVD like it would a CD.Fragems wrote: Damage to the artwork doesn't necessarily mean a game is unplayable as long as the data layer doesn't appear warped or scratched at the affected spot it's usually fine.
Had some like this unfortunately. Would it also ruin it if it was outside the data layer? Does a player/system need to see it as a whole? Never had the chance to test this.aaron wrote:this is only true with DVDs, not with CDs (PSone, Saturn, etc) as those are pretty much fucked if the top layer is scratched. DVDs use a different layering process when manufactured so a scratch on the top isn't going to ruin a DVD like it would a CD.Fragems wrote: Damage to the artwork doesn't necessarily mean a game is unplayable as long as the data layer doesn't appear warped or scratched at the affected spot it's usually fine.
dsheinem wrote:In any case, sorry that my avatar makes you cringe these days, but I haven't really changed my posing habits at all.
That's exactly how I find all my dreamcast games lol.nullxor wrote:It was.FerretGamer wrote:Wow, nice find! Was it only $1.00?nullxor wrote:I found this earlier today.
It was in a CD holder with a bunch of bad music. I thought I saw a Dreamcast logo and when I pulled it out I knew I must have hit a jackpot even though I had never heard of this Fatal Fury game, I know that Garou: Mark of the Wolves is a really expensive AES game so it must have had some serious value just as a Dreamcast game.
It's also complete even with the registration card and there is no scratches, it looks unplayed. I'm going to clean it up though, the outside is dirty from that holder.
