mugenmidget

I've found GSHI (http://www.thegshi.org/) to be really good, but are there any other sites with huge databases of codes and active hackers?

Has anyone else been following this game? There was a new trailer released today that is very hokey/tacky/cheesy: http://www.gamespot.com/news/6213752.html?...adlines;title;2 It sounds a lot like Diablo with guns, I think it could be a good time for some friends to band together and explore this post-apocalyptic world. Anyone else interested? It should be released on October 20th for the PC, PS3, and XBOX 360.

Ah, those are very cool games but I was looking for Famicom "exclusives", I have most of those already as NES cartridges. But I actually don't have Rad Racer or Gradius yet, thank you for the reminder.

Hahaha oh my god I was also wondering what was up with that. I've even run into a few other people who have called it that now, I'm glad to hear it irritates someone else. I'll see if I can check out some of the names you guys have dropped, it's a shame that it sounds like the teletext information didn't get archived.

I should be able to play Famicom games soon on my NES, and I was wondering which games I should be looking to buy. Cheaper suggestions are very welcome but I might break the bank (yep, all $40 dollars of it!) for something truly exceptional. I'd really like to find some of the cool 4 player Nekketsu games that didn't get released over here, more insight on those would be great. Thank you everyone!

Apparently the show "Bad Influence!" (more about that here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bad_Influence!) had two magazine print issues (shown here: http://www.bad-influence.co.uk/mag.htm). These have been provided on their website already, but I was wondering if there were any other issues that may be unknown? Or what about other magazines that their staff has worked on? The TV show was very good and these magazines were nice, they provided some good insight. There is also a teletext magazine named 'BUZZ!" presented through a teletext format that revealed the working title of this show. Has there been any effort to preserve teletext magazines? The nature of the format makes me doubt it but I was just curious.