Same here. The game was delivered together with the console. I quite liked Burnin' Rubber on the arcade cabinets, I played that one a lot when I was young. Also liked the C64 version.Quote:
Originally Posted by woody.cool
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Same here. The game was delivered together with the console. I quite liked Burnin' Rubber on the arcade cabinets, I played that one a lot when I was young. Also liked the C64 version.Quote:
Originally Posted by woody.cool
WOW! I didn't realise there was a C64 version :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Demon Cleaner
The gameplay was identical, the graphics of course worse than the arcade version, but being able to play one of my favorite games in 1983 at home, it was just great.
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y18...nin_Rubber.png
I've just acquired a Panasonic 3DO from a friend - only have one game (Super Street Fighter II Turbo) but I think it's a great machine.
3DOs are great, I have 3 Panasonic ones, 2 US and a UK model too, + around 100 Games too, Streetfighter 2 is excellent on the 3DO especially with the ltd edition Capcom 6 button pads:)
best games IMO are
Return fire, Street fighter 2, Need for speed and Star fighter.
Cheers for that! I reckon I'll try and track those games down.
Just to add my collection to the mix heres what i have and what i still use;
USE:
Dreamcast
Ps2 Slim
XBOX
A500+
N64
Wii
DS
HAVE:
NES
SNES
Mega Drive 1&2 + Mega CD
Genesis 1 + Sega CD 2 (these are for sale...boxed and in very good condition PM me ;))
GB Colour + Poket + Classic
Saturn
Master System
Ps2 Original
Ps1 Original
+ lol, i had that GX4000 thing aswell with burnig rubber and robocop 2. What a pile of:shit:
Only thing that is cool is the design of the console :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Loftus
yeah i seem to remember it was designed like a spaceship!?Quote:
Originally Posted by Demon CleanerOnly thing that is cool is the design of the console :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Loftus
Right.Quote:
Originally Posted by Loftusyeah i seem to remember it was designed like a spaceship!?Quote:
Originally Posted by Demon CleanerOnly thing that is cool is the design of the console :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Loftus
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y18...tradGX4000.jpg
Looking at that brings back memories of a dodgy console my aunt brought me from South Africa. Thinking about it i'm sure it was a NES clone and i only had one of those 100(?)-1 carts. :lol:would love to still have that - might be worth something :huh2:
I don't know if it's worth something? I guess not. I still have mine in its original box.
Here's an auction that finishes in 7 hours.
:lol:, i meant the NES clone! I wouldnt have thought those amstrads were even worth that much! :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Demon Cleaner
DOH!!! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Loftus:lol:, i meant the NES clone! I wouldnt have thought those amstrads were even worth that much! :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Demon Cleaner
That Amstrad console did look quite cool. The redesigned CPC+ range did look good. However trying to redesign something that was already way out of date was never going to sell well. In fact, even though I had own a CPC464 as my first computer for years, but the time the CPC+ range was released I had already owned an ST and Amiga for years and hadn't even realised the CPC was still being sold.
Didn't the CPC+ range have slightly updated system specs? More sound channels and better graphics?
And it's always been a similar story when other hardware makers have trying to do a similar thing. Look at the Commodore 64 Games System as another similar example of a failing system, or the CD32. They never seem to learn that when you already have a successful home computer platform, cutting it down and re-releasing it as a limited console doesn't work.
The CPC464+ could display the 640 x 200 resolution in color, the non + only in monochrome. Soundchip was the same: General Instruments AY-3-8912.
The list has now changed
I now have the following
- Commodore Amiga 500 (KS 1.2, OCS, red power LED)
- Commodore Amiga 500 (KS 1.3, ECS, 512KB FAST RAM expansion)
- Commodore Amiga 500 (KS 1.3, ECS, 512KB FAST, 2MB CHIP (angus upgrade), GVP HD8+ Hard Drive)
- Commodore Amiga 500+ (KS 2.04, ECS, 1MB FAST RAM, 2MB CHIP, GVP HD8+ Hard Drive + 4MB RAM)
- Commodore Amiga 600HD (KS 2.05, ECS, 1MB FAST RAM)
- Commodore Amiga 1200 (KS 3.0, AGA, 16MB FAST RAM, 2GB HDD, 68030 CPU, 68882 FPU)
- Commodore Amiga 1500 (spares & repairs)
- Commodore Amiga 2000 (early rev NTSC model - has red power LED and red floppy LED - A2091 SCSI, 2GB HDD, 0.5MB FAST RAM, twin floppy)
- Commodore Amiga 3000 (68030, 4.3GB IDE HDD on Buddha IDE card)
- Commodore Amiga CD32 (no upgrades at all!)
- Commodore C64
- Commodore C64-C (newer re-release model - spares & repairs)
- Commodore VIC-20
- Commodore C16
- Commodore +4 (unfortunately not working)
- Amstrad CPC 464
- Amstrad CPC 6128
- Amstrad CPC 464 Plus
- Amstrad GX 4000
- Sinclair ZX Spectrum 16k (early rev.1 rubber key model)
- Sinclair ZX Spectrum 128K + (sometimes known as the 'toast rack' due to heat sync on the side)
- Sinclair ZX Spectrum +2A (spares & repairs)
- Sinclair ZX Spectrum +3
- Sinclair ZX81 (unfortunately not working)
- Oric Atmos 48K
- Nintendo NES
- Nintendo SNES
- Nintendo Gameboy Original
- Nintendo Gameboy Original (Limited Edition Black model)
- Nintendo Gameboy Original (Limited Edition Yellow model)
- Nintendo Gameboy Advance SP (Black)
- Nintendo Gameboy Advance SP (Limitied Edition Zelda model)
- Nintendo 64 x2 (I swapped one for the A3000 above :) )
- Nintendo 64 (Limited Edition Translucent Orange)
- Sega Master System Mark I
- Sega Mega Drive Mark II
- Sega Game Gear
- Acorn Archimides A3010
- BBC Model B (32K)
- Atari 520 STfm
- Atari 1040 STfm (spares & repairs)
- Atari 2600/VCS (6-switch woody)
- Epson HX-20 (can't find PSU)
- Sony Playstation (mark 1)
- Sony Playstation 2 (old bulky ver, NOT slimline one - black)
- XBOX 360
- XBOX (original version)
- Nintendo Wii
- Panasonic 3DO
That's my collection, but as always, there's more that I'm after.
And a Partridge in a Pear tree.;)
:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Buleste
The problem is where to plug in the PSU to the Partridge.;)Quote:
Originally Posted by woody.cool:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Buleste
It uses an Amiga PSU - problem is, my spare one is ony a 25W jobby from an A1200 - not enough power for the Partridge to work properly :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by BulesteThe problem is where to plug in the PSU to the Partridge.;)Quote:
Originally Posted by woody.cool:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Buleste
It keeps chirping "SOFTWARE FAILURE"
A600
A1200 8MB
A1200 Blizz 020/50MHz 32MB
PSX
GBA SP
C64
Amstrad CPC