Post here everytime you get something new!

[arti040]

Yay, my first miggy RTG card!
Now I'm just waiting for my A4000 back from repair, so I can give it a try.

800x600/16bit rocks!

 

[SaviorX]

been a bit of a vintage games and comics week....

Cartridges:

Atari2600: (25)

Bank Heist
Bermuda Triangle
Coconuts
Commando Raid
Congo Bongo
Cosmic Creeps
Dark Cavern
Dolphin
Final Approach
Frogs and Flies
Front Line
Frostbite
Gravitar
Gyruss
Krull
Mountain King
No Escape!
Pac-Man (Sears version)
Pooyan
Space Cavern
Space War
Spider Fighter
Stargate
Star Ship
Star Trek: Strategic Operations Simulator

Intellivision: (10)

Armor Battle
Astrosmash
Bowling
Donkey Kong (x2)
Keystone Kapers
Las Vegas Poker & Blackjack
Skiing
Space Armada
Space Battle


Controllers/Joysticks

Gravis Mousestick GMPU - MAC (/Apple IIgs)
Apple 9-pin Joystick
Roller Controller - ColecoVision
Sears Arcade II Controllers (x2)


Games:

Supremacy (2nd Edition) (1989)
Star Wars - The Empire Strikes Back Hoth Ice Planet Adventure Game
The Game of Nations (1973)
Star Wars: The RolePlaying Game (1st Ed.) (1987)

 

[SaviorX]

and the comics i picked up (real cheep)

Comics:

The Further Adventures of Indiana Jones (1982) 1-5, 7, 29
Kazar the Savage (1981) 1-9, 29
Team America (1982) 1-4, 9, 12
Star Wars #50 & 51
West Coast Avengers #2 & 100
Ms. Mystic #1


Misc:

IBM USB 3.5" FDD

 

[SkydivinGirl]

I love the roller controller for the Colecovision. I have one and it works as a great controller extension cable so you don't have to pull the entire Colecovision closer to you to play. Some great stuff!

Heather

 

[Stoo]

Just received a GBS-8220 flicker fixer.... anything has got to be better than the VGA horribleness I'm using at the moment!

Standby for posts about soldering my arse to the chair and burning through the carpet

 

[fitzsteve]

I picked up a cheap VGA monitor, I was surprised to see no DVI input as it looks quite modern but it works great with my expanded A1200 (via BVision CGX4)

Very pleased with the image quality, a little shadowing possible due to cheap VGA cable.

*Workbench at 1366x768 16bit (below) & 24bit (above)*

*Wipeout2097 640x480 15bit*

I don't normally got in those 'cash converter' type shops but I guess you can find a few gems amongst the PSP's and Mobile Phones

 

[Stoo]

Looks very good

 

[Kawazu]

+

2x

= Happy bunny

 

[fatbob_gb]

Time to give my MSX some lovin'

 

[iainjh]

finally, finally, I have an Atom!

giving it a scrub before it's allowed in.

.. no idea of it works yet but it's looking promising. Looks good inside, and even has a box, the full 12k of ram and floating point

 

[Gouldin]

No pics yet, but bought a Black WiiU with the Pro Controller, Black Ops 2, Ninja Gaiden 3 and Zelda SS.

Traded in my vita for it, as I decided I don't play handhelds outside the house, so playing cod on this tablet whilst my GF is watching eastenders is a great compromise

In need of a wiimote with motion sensor plus and a nunchuck though. Cheeky sods, they put the sensor bar in the box, but not the controllers for the wii stuff not that much of a deluxe pack if you ask me.

 

[Firthy2002]

In need of a wiimote with motion sensor plus and a nunchuck though. Cheeky sods, they put the sensor bar in the box, but not the controllers for the wii stuff not that much of a deluxe pack if you ask me.

Cheeky indeed. If you're not bothered about the colour matching, Wii controllers and nunchucks are pretty cheap.

 

[arti040]

One guy wanted to throw it out. PM G4/533Mhz. It'll be my first MorphOS Machine ...have to find any Radeon for it only.

 

[djos]

I scored a Mitsubishi Diamond Digital DV191B 19" LCD Monitor (Black) from fleabay today for the auction starting price (SFA) because it was pickup only from Victor Harbour (which is 1hr south of Adelaide and apparently too damn far to drive ) and I'll be there next weekend with family so I can pick it up then!

This monitor officially supports 24kHz-80kHz (lower then the normal 31kHz) so im hoping it might unofficially also support 15kHz too. *fingers crossed*

http://www.mitsubishielectric.com.au/1578.htm

 

[protek]

38 3" diskettes full of Amstrad CPC software. This'll keep me busy some time...

 

[djos]

Nice, I remember having a couple of those discs in primary school (Year 7) for our school 6128's, the disks were sooo expensive I cold only afford a couple of them!

 

[rkauer]

I scored a Mitsubishi Diamond Digital DV191B 19" LCD Monitor (Black) from fleabay today for the auction starting price (SFA) because it was pickup only from Victor Harbour (which is 1hr south of Adelaide and apparently too damn far to drive ) and I'll be there next weekend with family so I can pick it up then!

This monitor officially supports 24kHz-80kHz (lower then the normal 31kHz) so im hoping it might unofficially also support 15kHz too. *fingers crossed*

http://www.mitsubishielectric.com.au/1578.htm

If everything else fails, this monitor will work with old Macs (LC, Quadras, etc)! You only will have to make a DB15-to-VGA cable.

 

[t-m]

A divIDE for the Speccy, now i just need get the soldering iron out then dust off the +3

 

[djos]

I scored a Mitsubishi Diamond Digital DV191B 19" LCD Monitor (Black) from fleabay today for the auction starting price (SFA) because it was pickup only from Victor Harbour (which is 1hr south of Adelaide and apparently too damn far to drive ) and I'll be there next weekend with family so I can pick it up then!

This monitor officially supports 24kHz-80kHz (lower then the normal 31kHz) so im hoping it might unofficially also support 15kHz too. *fingers crossed*

http://www.mitsubishielectric.com.au/1578.htm

If everything else fails, this monitor will work with old Macs (LC, Quadras, etc)! You only will have to make a DB15-to-VGA cable.

I've actually got a couple of Mac-VGA adapters from back when I was a HW tech. Might have to find myself a nice quadra 610 or something

 

[chaos]

Just bought a very nice looking & sounding electric guitar. I contemplated buying it for a while, the tipping point being me working on some signal processing project, which started me thinking how fun it would be to design my own effects for the guitar. So, the guitar is here, now I'm starting to work on two versions of a guitar multi-effect: one will be (mostly) analogue, the other (mostly) digital with the help of an FPGA and some DAC/ADC ICs.

Fun times ahead!