How does your 'game room' look like? - Page 4

Amiga1992 · 08 November 2001, 21:49

I've thought about it already, samurai ninja pig

Once I get an 030 I will tower it, but it loses that 'compact, demiportable' feel the A600 has...

So I'd need a new A600

Kodoichi · 08 November 2001, 22:21

Quote:

Originally posted by Akira
I've thought about it already, samurai ninja pig

Weee! You just reminded me of an anime I've completely forgotten - Samurai Pizza Cats

Amiga1992 · 08 November 2001, 23:15

I was thinking about that very same anime, porcupine friend

It was quite funny for me

BippyM · 09 November 2001, 04:15

The Amiga isn't setup anymore, as I have a PC, but TBH it didn't bother me

It was okay and I ran a BBS which was on 24/7 so it needed to be cool

Tim Janssen · 29 November 2001, 10:28

Since my appartment is only 30 square metres in size I don’t have a game room. I am already glad there is some room for my PC, printer and scanner! Oh, I have also an Atari Lynx with some games (inlcuding original boxes) in my posession. It is stored in a cabinet between cans of soup and packs of milk.

My god what do I h-a-t-e my house. :kill
This morning I have found out my toilet is broken (and turned the bathroom in a jacuzzi) and water would not go away in the kitchen sink. Tomorrow a plumber will repare the mess for 'only' 60 Euro!. Until then, I will dream of a house consisting of multiple rooms including a computerroom for my Lynx, PC and Amiga and where I can go to the toilet without getting wet feet.

MethodGit · 29 November 2001, 12:31

Quote:

Originally posted by Twistin' Ghost
That's my room (above).

Sure, Twist, whatever you say.....

That also happens to be my dream room. Except I'm dreaming of one with a few extra additions of my own..... maybe an extension to put all my various consoles and handhelds in perhaps.

Amiga1992 · 30 November 2001, 17:23

Quote:

Originally posted by MarzAttakz
maybe an extension to put all my various consoles and handhelds in perhaps.

Do tell me about your collection. Let's share lists.

(now dont you say i dont try to have normal conversations with you :P)

02 December 2001, 03:07

Quote:

Originally posted by Akira
I've thought about it already, samurai ninja pig Once I get an 030 I will tower it, but it loses that 'compact, demiportable' feel the A600 has...

So I'd need a new A600

http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI...tem=1303807367

Here you'll find an Apollo 620 accelerator but the bastard only ships to United States

BTW, Do this accelerator use standard PC EDO simms ?

RCK · 02 December 2001, 11:16

Quote:

Originally posted by Tim Janssen
This morning I have found out my toilet is broken (and turned the bathroom in a jacuzzi) ...
...where I can go to the toilet without getting wet feet.

LOL !

Amiga1992 · 03 December 2001, 19:25

Quote:

Originally posted by Uukrul

BTW, Do this accelerator use standard PC EDO simms ?

AFAIK, standard it is. Though I think yopu can put up to 32MB... or was that the Apollo 630?

Not a bad price, I might try to score it

Amiga1992 · 03 December 2001, 19:42

Quote:

* 10 times speed increase, or more on math intensive applications!
* Mounted internally on top of the 68000
* 68020 CPU running on 25 MHz!
* 68882 math co-processor running on 25 MHz included!
* Approximately as fast as the Amiga 4000! (030 version)
* Up to 8 MB of 32-bit RAM! (One SIMM socket of 1, 2, 4 or 8 MB)
* Uses cheap and easily available standard 72-pin SIMM without parity
* PCMCIA friendly - PCMCIA port available up to 4 MB
* Autoconfiguring memory

So 8MB it is, the 630 must be the one that accepts 32MB... what can you do with just 8 megs?

but afaik, the 630 is very rare... ;(

Amiga1992 · 03 December 2001, 20:36

And here's a nice comparison:

http://user.tninet.se/~ohp942r/Apollo/600.html

Paul · 29 December 2001, 13:55

Back to top due to this thread

http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?s=&threadid=2821

Amiga1992 · 08 June 2002, 05:24

Nice to see you've got an arcade cab, samo!

here are pics of almost everything I have:

http://www.theblastshack.com/bsakira.htm

Twistin'Ghost · 08 June 2002, 07:22

Damn, dude! A freakin' museum!

Bloodwych · 08 June 2002, 14:02

Quote:

Originally posted by Twistin'Ghost
Damn, dude! A freakin' museum!

Too right!

Are you opening to the public? How much is the entry?

Amiga1992 · 08 June 2002, 18:48

Open for free to anyone who loves old computers as much as me

I have a dream that someday I'll have enough spare money to open up an old computers/videogames store, just for the fun of it, and not to gain any bucks! I could repair old machines for free, to make someone happy reviving his/her hardware.. that sounds nice! And it could havea section with classic arcade machines! Wow, I'll never have enough money

On those pics, only my latest addition is missing: the Mattel Intellivision. And all the machines I've got in the US (6 of them). I dont know how to bring those babies now that shipping prices have skyrocketed over here!

PS: can you see the old amplifier and turntables too?

oldschool city!

DPainter · 11 June 2002, 19:07

This is my command center. No stand up arcade cabinets or Amiga 4000 towers here, but proof that I do buy some games.

Amiga1992 · 11 June 2002, 19:37

DPainter, WHERE is the A1000?

DPainter · 11 June 2002, 20:01

Quote:

Originally posted by Akira
DPainter, WHERE is the A1000?

Well, it's on my dresser with its case half open. I hooked it up a few months ago and it was working for about two minutes, then the floppy drive went out. I opened the case and pulled out the floppy drive because I was curious, then put it back minus a few screws. The sad fact is, my A1000 is dead and I don't know what to do with it.

It reminds me of when my parents' dog died ten years ago. They got the dog's ashes in a brass urn and planned to bury it somewhere in the hills. They never got around to burying it and the ashes are still in the urn in a drawer at their house. :eek

29 November 2001, 10:28	#65
Tim Janssen Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Den Bosch / The Netherlands Age: 47 Posts: 1,271	I want more room Since my appartment is only 30 square metres in size I don’t have a game room. I am already glad there is some room for my PC, printer and scanner! Oh, I have also an Atari Lynx with some games (inlcuding original boxes) in my posession. It is stored in a cabinet between cans of soup and packs of milk. My god what do I h-a-t-e my house. :kill This morning I have found out my toilet is broken (and turned the bathroom in a jacuzzi) and water would not go away in the kitchen sink. Tomorrow a plumber will repare the mess for 'only' 60 Euro!. Until then, I will dream of a house consisting of multiple rooms including a computerroom for my Lynx, PC and Amiga and where I can go to the toilet without getting wet feet.

11 June 2002, 19:07	#78
DPainter Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Montana, USA Posts: 342	This is my command center. No stand up arcade cabinets or Amiga 4000 towers here, but proof that I do buy some games. Attached Thumbnails Last edited by DPainter; 18 October 2002 at 20:33.

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08 November 2001, 21:49	#61
Amiga1992 Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Location: ? Posts: 19,645	I've thought about it already, samurai ninja pig Once I get an 030 I will tower it, but it loses that 'compact, demiportable' feel the A600 has... So I'd need a new A600

08 November 2001, 23:15	#63
Amiga1992 Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Location: ? Posts: 19,645	I was thinking about that very same anime, porcupine friend It was quite funny for me

09 November 2001, 04:15	#64
BippyM Global Moderator Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Derby, UK Age: 48 Posts: 9,355	The Amiga isn't setup anymore, as I have a PC, but TBH it didn't bother me It was okay and I ran a BBS which was on 24/7 so it needed to be cool

03 December 2001, 20:36	#72
Amiga1992 Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Location: ? Posts: 19,645	And here's a nice comparison: http://user.tninet.se/~ohp942r/Apollo/600.html

29 December 2001, 13:55	#73
Paul RIP Friends Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: UK Posts: 2,157	Back to top due to this thread http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?s=&threadid=2821

08 June 2002, 05:24	#74
Amiga1992 Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Location: ? Posts: 19,645	Nice to see you've got an arcade cab, samo! here are pics of almost everything I have: http://www.theblastshack.com/bsakira.htm

08 June 2002, 07:22	#75
Twistin'Ghost Give up the ghost Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: U$A Age: 33 Posts: 4,662	Damn, dude! A freakin' museum!

08 June 2002, 18:48	#77
Amiga1992 Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Location: ? Posts: 19,645	Open for free to anyone who loves old computers as much as me I have a dream that someday I'll have enough spare money to open up an old computers/videogames store, just for the fun of it, and not to gain any bucks! I could repair old machines for free, to make someone happy reviving his/her hardware.. that sounds nice! And it could havea section with classic arcade machines! Wow, I'll never have enough money On those pics, only my latest addition is missing: the Mattel Intellivision. And all the machines I've got in the US (6 of them). I dont know how to bring those babies now that shipping prices have skyrocketed over here! PS: can you see the old amplifier and turntables too? oldschool city!

11 June 2002, 19:37	#79
Amiga1992 Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Location: ? Posts: 19,645	DPainter, WHERE is the A1000?

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