Hatta wrote:Die Hard Arcade has Deep Scan in it. That's like retro inside retro. They must have heard we liked retro (dawg).
Jrecee wrote:What I like to do is knit little sweaters to put on the games.
JT wrote:Yeah, like vampire aliens invade and hit us all with a ray beam that paralyzes all of our arms. The only way to deactivate the ray beam and fight back the vampire alien threat is with a complicated series of foot patterns on the device's control board that looks remarkably like a DDR pad. We will all praise this man for saving our lives and buy him a mountain of stuffed animals.
It's one of those gems that sticks out like a sore thumb.
You know how a wire is tied and wrapped when you first open up your system? That's the way the wire wants to bend. If you wrap it up this way that should avoid most of the main concerns of wrapping up a cord.
I've been doing that lately. I save all my twist ties that come with wires and I brought home a bunch of rubber bands from work.muskratwarrior wrote:On the cord issue there is another option. Every cord for every controller you have ever had wants to wrap a certain way. If the cord isn't too bent up you should be able to wrap it the way it wants to. Just a hint, it's not around the controller itself... ever.
Now this might require the extra annoyance of a rubber band or preferably a twist tie but if you're trying to avoid your wire getting cracked it would be worth it.
Incidentally that's a very nice solution for controller storage. Though I did see a 4 controller rack being sold for 15 bucks at a recent game expo in my area. It wasn't too bad.
