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24th January 2014, 13:47
johnim

Hes joined here too steve
25th January 2014, 17:21
edd_jedi

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Here's my latest gaming purchase, a Super Everdrive for my NTSC SNES. I haven't bothered with one of these before as I have most games I like on cartridge anyway (I always prefer to play the real thing over emulators) but I had stumbled across some Zelda and Mario World hacks I wanted to try out but it seemed silly to pay $40 each for custom cartridges when for the price of a few I could pick up one of these. It will also let me play some of the PAL only games that you can't get for the NTSC SNES such as Sensible Soccer and Morph.

Currently playing the Mario World "Return to Dinosaur Land" hack, it's bloody hard compared to the original but I'm enjoying it. Nice to play a "new" SNES game :)
26th January 2014, 01:18
sir_beaker

Nice clean example of the Snes :thumbsup:

My current Acorn Electron setup, trying out the HxC at the moment. Thanks to TC for your patience with all my questions :lol:

http://i1336.photobucket.com/albums/...ps201579bf.jpg
26th January 2014, 01:58
BluesBrothers

Looks fantastic Beaker Buddy:thumbsup:
26th January 2014, 04:30
ShambleS1980

whats that on the back of the electron??
mine only had a tape drive :(
26th January 2014, 11:41
sir_beaker

Thanks :D

On the back of the Electron is a Plus 1 and PRES Plus 3 disk interface from Ray that TheCorfiot upgraded to the final versions of the ROMs :thumbsup: I've also got dual floppies from Ray that aren't in the picture.
26th January 2014, 11:54
fitzsteve

Very nice sir_beaker :thumbsup:

You must have quite a collection :)
26th January 2014, 13:44
iainjh

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Must.. Get... More... Space...

Look what I've got, only 6 or 8 years after I started really wanting one!

Trs-80 model 4. I've written out some ldos and lsdos disks and it works fine! Ok apart from the occasional corrupted display on boot and the CPU caps need changing, and the drives make a bit of a racket :) It's in remarkably good nick!
26th January 2014, 13:51
sir_beaker

Very nice, I was just looking at a picture of the model III in this months "Back to the Eighties" feature in Retro Gamer last night :thumbsup:
26th January 2014, 18:32
BluesBrothers

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Originally Posted by iainjh

Must.. Get... More... Space...

Look what I've got, only 6 or 8 years after I started really wanting one!

Trs-80 model 4. I've written out some ldos and lsdos disks and it works fine! Ok apart from the occasional corrupted display on boot and the CPU caps need changing, and the drives make a bit of a racket :) It's in remarkably good nick!

I hope your security's good mate as there's one or two of us here thinking about robbing you house:lol:

Very nice mate, though I gotta say am well jealous:dry::lol:

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