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Enjoy it Steve! That cartridge was indispensable when I had my C64 in the late 80s. Be sure to check out the machine language monitor as well. One of the nice things with the FC III is that it shows the memory locations where a program resides as it's loaded so it's easy to look at and manipulate.

Heather
 
Back in the day I only had the FC 1, so i'm a bit blown away by the FC3.
 
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These are the joysticks we used when my mate and I played on his Amiga 500. Always liked these the best.

Picked up another one on the other bay....One day I will combine some of my partially working ones to create some fully working ones, but in the mean time....
 

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FC3 is nice, however the GUI stuff is pretty useless. Good thing you don't need to use it at all. :)

I can recommend reading the manual for it, as there's many 'hidden' and useful features.
 
@Shk

Nice programmer! That's the same one I use to flash my EverDrive cartridges. :)

FC3 is nice, however the GUI stuff is pretty useless. Good thing you don't need to use it at all. :)
Yeah, the GUI is pretty useless. The only time I did use it was to Freeze games to save to disk/tape and the calculator was very convenient. You could also do screen grabs, which was nice.

Heather
 
Am I the only one that uses the FC3 gui? :) Such a convinience when going through lots of disks. copying between drives etc.
 
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Needs a bit more retrobriting but it already looks much better. Love the color of this Gameboy Pocket.

It was filthy and very yellowed yesterday when it arrived.
 
2 x Amiga 500 sold as spares for very little.
Both now working :)
- 1.3 rev 6 fairly yellow with memory expansion
- 1.2 rev 5 embossed logo case damaged
 
It was filthy and very yellowed yesterday when it arrived.
My GB Pocket was yellow when it was new so I don't need to worry much about it turning yellow! :D I do agree that the classic GB color that came on the one you have looks great in the GB Pocket format. I hope you are able to bring it back to its full glory.

Heather
 

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Very nice! I've heard about the Vampire boards but this is the first one I've seen. :)

Heather
 
Am I the only one that uses the FC3 gui? :) Such a convinience when going through lots of disks. copying between drives etc.

Do you have a mouse for it? I do not and it's very slow to move the cursor around with joystick or keyboard.
For reading directories and loading stuff, I use the F keys in BASIC mode.
 
It was filthy and very yellowed yesterday when it arrived.
My GB Pocket was yellow when it was new so I don't need to worry much about it turning yellow! :D I do agree that the classic GB color that came on the one you have looks great in the GB Pocket format. I hope you are able to bring it back to its full glory.

Heather

Hahaha i wouldn't mind a yellow one but I have too many Gameboys :O

Well, all it really needs is a bit more retrobriting and it is missing its battery cover which I have been finding very hard to find.

It also needs new battery terminals. I can get those of a broken GBP.
 
picked up this computer (the computer itself only) from Quarkx.

it's a Tandy 2500 RSX (one of the more 'standard' PC compatibles as Tandys go it seems)

its an AMD 386sx25 w 387/33
9MB RAM
430MB IDE HD drive
1.44/1.2 FDDs
SB16
256kb VGA (upgraded to 512kb from some 44256s i had on a dead A501 board) built-in (Acumos AVGA2)

DOS6.22 / WFW311 and i threw GeoWorks Ensemble 2.0 onto it as well
 

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and...some 'Wave 3' X-Wing miniatures

4x B-Wings (one unfortunately had one of it's 'guns' broken as shown in the photo, not really worth returning tho)

1x Imperial Shuttle

2x TIE Bombers
 

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Wow SaviorX. They look awesome! I don't own any Star Wars models.

yeah, tho it is a little pricey buying your game pieces one by one :P

but they are really quite nice

starting to get a good couple of fleets going, although i am still a little short on X-Wings (only 2) (they've been sold out since i started :mad: , had to pick up 2 starters just to get those 2 (+4 TIEs))
 
OK.
So i sat down and examined my wifes gatway piece of junk laptop and tried to figure out what it was about the stupid thing she liked so much..

after measuring the keypad / screen size / touch pad. looking at the button configuration..

I thought i figured it out so i bought her this laptop.

EURIKA
She loves it!

(its the lack of a numpad and the possition of the up down left and right arrows)
:thumbsup:
 

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