What did you buy today. - Page 247

Knoeki · 30 May 2015, 00:38

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Originally Posted by alexh

@Knoeki

I find these good for an A4000

http://www.ebay.nl/itm/40Pin-ATA-IDE...item25a6fa3907

Gives you access to the CF card without opening the case.

Don't forget to set your MaxTransfer to 0x1FE00

Yeah, I was considering one of those as well, but I set up my X-Surf and stuff today so I can just use FTP to get stuff across. Occasionally opening the case isn't a big deal either, I don't mind seeing the inside now and then ^^

alexh · 30 May 2015, 07:56

If you're going to do that. Forget FTP and get http://www.amigaexplorer.com

Neil79 · 30 May 2015, 17:16

appiah4 · 30 May 2015, 23:12

Dune II, wow.. I wish I had a copy of that

Nobby_UK · 07 June 2015, 00:22

1p plus a 15-20 min walk to pick them up :

Predseda · 07 June 2015, 00:26

ALIENS - which version?

Nobby_UK · 07 June 2015, 00:35

Special Edition (with over 17 mins of Restored Footage)

Predseda · 07 June 2015, 00:41

I like cinematic version more (more dynamic, no redundant passages), but this one is also worth watching, some pretty expensive special effect scenes that were cut-off from the final version!

Cpt. Hindsight · 09 June 2015, 13:02

One more addition to my joystick collection. The Suzo Arcade definetely belongs in my personal top three list after a first try (alongside the Competition Pro and the TAC-2). I'm still missing a good Zip Stik and a Megastar Jr. SV-135, but this will probably change in the near future as well.

Neil79 · 09 June 2015, 15:59

Welcome to the new member of the retro family... Amstrad GX4000 : Bargain at £20!

DDNI · 09 June 2015, 18:30

Nice. I remember those hitting the shelves!

dJOS · 13 June 2015, 05:17

I finally got myself a classic Macintosh, I traded one of my spare Amiga 500's for this fairly neat Macintosh SE with 4MB ram + 40MB HDD.

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dreamkatcha · 13 June 2015, 08:59

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Originally Posted by Predseda

Reported for human trafficking! That's just not right. :|

Quote:

Originally Posted by Neil79

Welcome to the new member of the retro family... Amstrad GX4000 : Bargain at £20!

Cool! There were virtually no games for it, certainly nothing unique you couldn't get on the CPC, yet I still wanted one because it looked like something out of Star Wars, and didn't require horrible, flakey cassette tapes.

There's now an Everdrive type thingy you can get for this called the C4CPC... which I'm sure you knew about 12 months before it was released, Mr Retro News.

ransom1122 · 13 June 2015, 09:21

Neil, goot stuff, to be honest I have never heard of this system, wouldn't mind seeing what a game looks like on it, hopefully you make most of it by using the everdrive thingy for it.

Paul_s · 13 June 2015, 10:50

Amiga Power issue 18 - post card collection for Amiga Power now complete

Neil79 · 13 June 2015, 12:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by dreamkatcha

There's now an Everdrive type thingy you can get for this called the C4CPC... which I'm sure you knew about 12 months before it was released, Mr Retro News.

Yeh, we even tried to get a review but it was a no

I could buy it but tbh not worth it as I have ever game on the 6128

ransom1122 · 13 June 2015, 12:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by Neil79

Yeh, we even tried to get a review but it was a no

I could buy it but tbh not worth it as I have ever game on the 6128

how many games exist on that console you bought, and how many games do you have for it?

Neil79 · 13 June 2015, 12:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by ransom1122

how many games exist on that console you bought, and how many games do you have for it?

For the moment the GX4000 only has Burning Rubber and games cost between £30 and upwards each. Though from what people have been saying only Batman, PANG and Robocop are really worth getting

Nobby_UK · 13 June 2015, 19:33

Another Gotek Drive (my third) for a 500 with a flakey floppy.

Just flashed (+ verified) in 18 Seconds

Neil79 · 14 June 2015, 00:44

Got a couple more

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Neil79 Autistic 'n IRN! Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: - Posts: 2,982	Welcome to the new member of the retro family... Amstrad GX4000 : Bargain at £20!

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DDNI Targ Explorer Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Northern Ireland Posts: 5,433	Nice. I remember those hitting the shelves!

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