ezekielcrow

as long as you tell other people not to get you presents, then no.

here for the last few days, every time i stop playing a game and submit the score, i get an error and am out all of my initial money and winnings. anyone else having this problem? has it happened before?

that is quite the collection that he is selling.

i remember watching that one as a kid, along with the super mario brothers cartoon. i think i will be definitely picking this one up.

boy, it's nice to see that at least one of the "Next-Gen" consoles is keeping its price down in the affordable range. i'm still trying to figure out how to justify the cost of a xbox360 with my wife.......

if all you want us to count is legitimate DVDs, then all i can lay claim to the first 2 seasons of futurama

i knew that sooner or later, some animal would get him.

that is just awsome, just plain awesome. i still have the original 3 on VHS (stole from my parents) and to this day, i still love to watch them.

glad we're on the same page now MBJ

blazer, i assumed you signed up. if you did, what is your id so i can add you to my buddy list.

i tried to download some of those files, but rapidshare had already deleted them due to inactivity. could i point you to the topic i posted in "Help and Suggestions" about the firefox extension AllPeers. if you don't mind, could you try and distribute those files that way please.

i agree with you about releasing on public trackers to bring in membership, but i was thinking more along the lines of sharing files between members, such as scans that need to be edited, and maybe letting members download new releases with it instead of a public tracker as kind of a perk of being a member of the community.

i came across an interesting firefox extension today called AllPeers. The basic idea is that it allows you to share files with friends and family that you add to your buddy list. it uses the bitorrent protocal to distribute files, so it has the advantage of distributing bandwidth usage, but since it runs inside of the firefox browser, and you share files with you "buddies", it has no need for a central server, tracker, or client. if retromags members were to install it and add each other to their buddy list, then one could share files with the whole community, or just a few members, without the need to upload to an ftp server, or rely on someone else's tracker. all you have to do is leave firefox open to download files or let people download files from you, similar to what many of you already do with a bitorrent slient. read up about it here: http://www.allpeers.com/ personally, i think it could help the community. i have seen it mentioned in a few spots that help is needed editing scans to get them ready to release to the public. this would provide a rather easy way to share those files with only specific people without having to eat up server bandwidth transfering them to the server, and someone else downloading them. it would also allow new releases to be easily distributed to the retromags community before being released to the public on a bitorrent tracker. anyway, thats my 2 cents worth. i hope you guys will give it some thought.

that is what i might call it

it is cool

i think disturbing is about the only way to describe that video. but the new game definitely kicks butt.

what's sad is when the PS2 came out for $300, everyone thought that was outragous, but the $300 XBox360 is looked upon as reasonable.

i have to say that the very first zelda still is and more than likely always will be my favorite, but ocarina of time is right up there with it. i was thrilled the day i found ocarina of time - master quest for gamecube.

you know, that looks very much like the $15 dollar shelves i bought at target to put in my garage (except for the wheels and the cut out for a console to stand upright). i really think $60 is a lot of money for those style of shelves.

that was kind of cool, yet disturbing at the same time

somehow i don't think i fit into any of those

that was just plain awesome

while i can't remember the name of the book, there is a guy that has wrote a complete book about how to turn almost any console into a portable. while i don't know if i could do it personally, it is a very good read.

hmm, if they are discontinuing the gameboy line, maybe now would be a good time to go out and start buying up old carts of off ebay before they become rare and pricey.......

i think one can hardly fault nintendo for the swarm of crap games for the gba. that credit would have to go to the 3rd party developers. from what i have seen, anything that nintendo released itself for the gba is pure gold. hell, i still have my original gameboy, and it still works. i never bothered to get a game boy pocket (a smaller version of what i already had never made sense to me, which is the same reason i don't have a gba sp), but i did pick up a gameboy color (which i still have, and still works). personally i think that the gameboy line is one of the greatest line of systems ever to be created, and i agree with MBJ that they should have included legacy gameboy support in the DS.