Trying a new way to sell my gmaes. Check them out at this site. Please
let me know if your looking for anything
else.http://www.gameslander.com/auction/browse.php?id=30

Lunar is on it's way from VG+, & AWDS will be sent from Play.com on Friday!
Aren't I going to be a busy boy!

I have been searching off-and-on for several years for a music CD
entitled "Orchestral Game Concert 4".  It was produced in 1994 and only
a few were made.  I found it once on eBay and I bid $120 for it but I
didn't win.

I need a wholesale source for NES 72 Pin Connectors.  Anyone know of a
good place?

I want to write about Nintendogs and the people who've played it?  Are
you dog lovers in real life?  Is the game turning you into a dog lover?
Is it addictive or sort of a snooze?
I want the article to include your name, age, occupation, and the

An interesting blog I ran across on the cybersuperhighway.
A site called LostGarden.com written by a guy named Danc, a game
designer-slash this-slash that (guy's done a lot & knows the gaming world
obviously).

Anyone have info on altering the saved game data on a N64 cart ?
Thanks...

http://gamesindustry.biz/content_page.php?aid=11573
"Throughout the history of game development, the game control mechanism
has become more and more sophisticated," Iwata explained. "Perhaps

That's great, and the main reason why I will be buying Revolution and
not an XBOX 360 (while I patiently wait for the price of a PS3 to come
down at least $100)
But...I think they have claimed 'virtually all games', will this

Whilst playing Nintendogs It suddenly occured to me what the game is
actually about (apart from just having fun) - Training a partner up to
be your companion in a competition. How you train it directly effects
how you will do and you are responsible for that.

some of these links might be dead, try them all
http://nanashi.ath.cx/up/src/up4994.wmv
http://torrentspy.com/download.asp?id=299829
http://s44.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0R6J7JY51DY383A5TK8LYJ94GW

I finally found an NES Top Loader at a reasonable price after looking
for quite a while.  We had our community garage sale today and I walked
around to check out what everyone else had for sale while Laura sold
our junk.  I saw a table with some NES games for $1.00 each and then

The two issues that would spring to mind immediately, would be the
resultant hassle from constantly having to buy batteries, and the
fatigue that would result from waving an unergonomic remote for several
hours. Amusingly, if NR succeeds, you might be able to immediately

Were my first impressions, utter confusion and a bit of anger actually -
Oh no Nintendo's cocked up, they're done for etc.
I now think it's a work of genius in so many ways - mainly that you can
tip the controller on it's side and use it like an old style nes pad.

Who's excited, who's not, and what are you looking forward to hearing
more about?