Maybe Overclockers could start a retro club/forum/market to sell old games and what not specifically just the old stuff?
Got "The Super Spy" today for the AES. It's the first time I booted the AES up with a game in and I got no boarders and English text. I'm guessing it's an NTSC USA model which is a pleasant surprise as almost every AES I see on Ebay is Japanese.
Straight after getting my Saturn I had to head off with work for a couple weeks, hence the splurge of games purchased on ebay, now I am home, picked up a new CR2032 battery as the one I got with the Saturn was dead, and after some light soldering and poor plastic cutting skills, installed myself a 60hz switch.
but have been warned that the replacement must be the same size of smaller as its in one of the spare rooms, can't wait to move next year and get a proper room for gaming cave, somehow 3 bedrooms isn't enough.....
NiceI wish I had a place to display everything
Where do you have your display?
When you want to promote a game, what is the best way to get coverage? TV advertising? Glowing reviews? No, write a special cut down version and get one of the computer magazines to put it on their covertape which is what Codemasters did with Dizzy. In this cut down Special Edition, you have to collect the ingredients to the potion which kill the Evil Wizard Zaks.
Those thinking of getting the ingredients and making the potion in this demo then repeating everything they did on the full game (and cutting down on the amount of gameplay time) were in for a shock as most of the objects were in different places and some couldn't be picked up at all, instead giving you adverts for Codemasters games and Amstrad Action magazine.