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Areala

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  1. Ha ha ha ha! I know, right? What kind of a weirdo *looks at her pillow* would, uh, would have a, uh, *looks at her mouse pad*, yeah, one of those! Only perverts and weirdos, r-right...?
  2. They should as long as the clone systems have a dedicated cartridge connector. The internals of a Super Nintendo are well-known and documented, so engineering something that reads SNES cart data isn't difficult.
  3. Hints and cheat codes. Prima guides from that era that cover multiple games are always just hint/cheat books. Guides from that era about one specific game are full walkthrough. *huggles* Areala
  4. For scanning magazines, you cannot get any better than debinding the magazine and running it through an actual scanner. Book scanners of the type you're talking about merely take a photo of the pages. This can work (crudely) for books, because they're dealing almost entirely with text as opposed to finely-detailed artwork, and the gutter (the point where the two pages meet in the center) is always composed of white space. With magazines, this is exactly the opposite: magazines are printed full-bleed (ink all the way to the edges of the pages, including the gutter), and feature far more finely-detailed artwork than they do text. If you want to do it for your own personal collection, a book scanner is a low-cost, minimal-effort solution. If you're wanting to do it for our site, the end result won't be high-quality, and we likely won't use them here. You'll want a good scanner with a document feeder; I'm sure some of the other members can recommend specific brands and models. I'm the only one here living in the stone age, scanning stuff by hand-placing it on the glass, and trust me, you have better things to do with your time. *huggles* Areala
  5. These are relatively uncommon. I have several of the other guides in the "Secrets of the Game" series for the Genesis, but not this one. The earlier titles in the series had multiple print runs, but later titles only got single print runs, so they can be pricier. It'll set you back around $15 - 20 to acquire a copy: https://www.amazon.com/Sega-Official-Game-Secrets-Games/dp/1559583770/ *huggles* Areala
  6. That's, uh, quite a disaster she had with the toothpaste on page one there, isn't it? Or is it White Out? I can't tell. The Japanese are so odd.
  7. Areala

    Jurassic Park

    This game is seriously insane. A fully-realized 3D shooter element which pre-dates Doom and has, arguably, a better 3D engine with the ability to look up and down? That's nuts!
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