Post here everytime you get something new!

[desiv]

OK, no pix, because I'm lazy and it's downstairs..
But I finally broke down and ordered (last week, and it arrived last night) an Odyssey 2 multicart.

I have a fair amount of O2 games and was toying with trying to get all the ones I could reasonably get, but lost interest in that several years ago.
One of the problems was that I got an Odyssey 2 "The Voice" module, but never got around to getting any games for it.
So, I've had this module for years and I haven't even tested it...

Finally I broke down and got one of these:
http://www.classicgamecreations.com/multi.html
(Mine actually looks a bit different, so maybe I should take a pic.)

Anyway, so last night, I finally heard my O2 talk! Yay!!!

And I moved the O2 out from the lower shelf and it's now sitting in a place of honor RIGHT next to the little TV downstairs!!
(But, isn't that the only spot it would FIT now that it has "The Voice" module plugged in?) er.. um.. It's still a place of honor!!!

I can't believe it has over 200 games. (Yeah, I know some are PAL and some are variations, but I had an O2 back in the day and for some reason, thought there couldn't be more than 100 games..)

It uses dip switches to select the games (unlike my Cuttle Cart II for my 7800 which is menu driven), but that adds to the old school charm.

I also like supporting John Dondzila, who made it.
He also made the first homebrew game for the O2 (and I think the first homebrew game for the Vectrex), so he's up there with the retro-gods in my book.

So, YAY O2 multicart!

Off for some more Attack of the Timelord (Great game, never played that back in the day)

desiv

[SaviorX]

OK, no pix, because I'm lazy and it's downstairs..
But I finally broke down and ordered (last week, and it arrived last night) an Odyssey 2 multicart.

I have a fair amount of O2 games and was toying with trying to get all the ones I could reasonably get, but lost interest in that several years ago.
One of the problems was that I got an Odyssey 2 "The Voice" module, but never got around to getting any games for it.
So, I've had this module for years and I haven't even tested it...

Finally I broke down and got one of these:
http://www.classicgamecreations.com/multi.html
(Mine actually looks a bit different, so maybe I should take a pic.)

Anyway, so last night, I finally heard my O2 talk! Yay!!!

And I moved the O2 out from the lower shelf and it's now sitting in a place of honor RIGHT next to the little TV downstairs!!
(But, it's that the only spot it would FIT now that it has "The Voice" module plugged in?) er.. um.. It's still a place of honor!!!

I can't believe it has over 200 games. (Yeah, I know some are PAL and some are variations, but I had an O2 back in the day and for some reason, thought there couldn't be more than 100 games..)

It uses dip switches to select the games (unlike my Cuttle Cart II for my 7800 which is menu driven), but that adds to the old school charm.

I also like supporting John Dondzila, who made it.
He also made the first homebrew game for the O2 (and I think the first homebrew game for the Vectrex), so he's up there with the retro-gods in my book.

So, YAY O2 multicart!

Off for some more Attack of the Timelord (Great game, never played that back in the day)

desiv

awesome, i have 20 carts with mine (2 dupes) but for $40 plus shipping, i am ordering one next payday i think...

[Atreus]

Well, I recently received ACA630/25, A604, Indivision ECS and few other things for my A600. There are on Amibay photos of those things, so I won't make another "boring" photos of this same thing... I know I'm little lazy

[moijk]

Not very retro, but after renting a cheap wagon from some friends for a couple of weeks we just had to buy our own. the kid loves to ride but the cheap one felt cheap, was uncomfortable with helmet and very flimsy. this beeing mid range is just great compared. Will see use every day

[Uncle_Meat]

nyah nyah nyah nyah nyah.. :P

[Paul_s]

and it sounds bloody marvellous too! CD is still king

Proper glass top, 6.4kg of pure shizzle (built in 1993~2004) works fine

p.s. The name 'Boothroyd' on the Meridian is the same guy who designed how the BBC micro looks

[moijk]

p.s. The name 'Boothroyd' on the Meridian is the same guy who designed how the BBC micro looks

It looks like it is straight out of the 80s. But.. 24 bit.. isn't that more than the cd itself? :P

[tokyoracer]

Great bootsale score today for me...

Eizo 17" monitor, PSP 1000 with CFW, 6 games, case, charger, 4GB card and an official 32Mb PSP one. All in real nice shape!

Amongst other things, a couple of Xbox 1 games, 2 PSX ones (1 of wich was Metal Slug X) Super Mario Deluxe on GBC and Space Invaders for the 2600 (that's all I remember ATM anyway!).

Only a couple of small '£' notes lighter off but the weather here has been great.

and it sounds bloody marvellous too! CD is still king

Proper glass top, 6.4kg of pure shizzle (built in 1993~2004) works fine

p.s. The name 'Boothroyd' on the Meridian is the same guy who designed how the BBC micro looks

Nice one Paul, my Dad had a 506 too, was indeed a lovely machine in terms of sound, look and quality. I think it's been replaced with a Musical Fidelity machine now.
Link: http://www.fanthorpes.co.uk/images/w...delityM6CD.jpg

Also don't forget to check out our Hi-Fi gorup here!

[Buzzfuzz]

Having both Indivisions MKII 1200/4000T in, a few days ago 5 18,2 GB SCSI hardrives (SCA80) at the price of 2 cases of beer also ordered adapters for them.

Also quite recent, a WE4040 from Mousehouse.

More recent the 4000T mobo with modules:
http://www.amibay.com/showthread.php?t=30053

In about 6 weeks I have 4 weeks off and then I can start some work.
I also will be sending out repairs, seeing my 4000D boards need recapping.
After that all 1200 boards and the the 600's and everything else like the A3640's.

[lewism]

This just arrived for my A4000, 3.5" SCSI enclosure for a 2.5" SATA drive to use with my GVP A4060DT




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