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The old technology thread.
2006-08-12, 11:05 AM #41
Originally posted by Echoman:
I got a NES with games I love. But because of the flawed design of loading cartridges, now I only get the blinking red light of despair.

:gbk:



Quite simply.

You lack skill.
2006-08-12, 12:27 PM #42
Poppycock.
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2006-08-12, 12:29 PM #43
PFFFT.

You're just mad because you have no 1337 skills.



Thats why original nes was so 1337. You had to have 1337 skills to get the games to load.
2006-08-12, 12:52 PM #44
[http://www.old-computers.com/museum/photos/Commodore_Amiga2000_System_1.jpg]

I hated that mouse >.>
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2006-08-12, 12:53 PM #45
I gots a 75MGZ (Now I am just doing it to piss Jon off) 486 DX, 24MB RAM, 500MB HD, 640x480 10" LCD laptop.

It's an IBM, and that thing is freakin sweet. The keyboard is too wide to fit under the screen, so they made the keyboard split and slide up and over the other part of the keyboard when you close the screen. It's trippin'.

It's also a damn nice computer for playing DOS games, and if you stroke it really nicely in the right places, it'll run JK for you at 320x200.
2006-08-12, 12:55 PM #46
Originally posted by Rob:
You had to have 1337 skills to get the games to load.

which involved deep lungs, and a hammer :P
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2006-08-12, 1:02 PM #47
[http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v215/garosaon/5-1.jpg]

I forgot my good ol' 1985 Macintosh Plus :)
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2006-08-12, 1:09 PM #48
[QUOTE=Cool Matty]It's also a damn nice computer for playing DOS games, and if you stroke it really nicely in the right places, it'll run JK for you at 320x200.[/QUOTE]
lmao
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2006-08-12, 1:42 PM #49
Originally posted by Echoman:
I got a NES with games I love. But because of the flawed design of loading cartridges, now I only get the blinking red light of despair.

:gbk:


have you tried the classic cartridge wiggle (where you wiggle the cartridge while it's still pressed down then turn the system back on)
eat right, exercise, die anyway
2006-08-12, 1:48 PM #50
Originally posted by Jepman:
*grins*


Pfft, Super Pong. Mine's the original Pong.
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2006-08-12, 3:05 PM #51
Originally posted by DrkJedi82:
have you tried the classic cartridge wiggle (where you wiggle the cartridge while it's still pressed down then turn the system back on)


I will say that mine doesn't work with the cartridge all the way in. My trick is to slide the cartridge out as far as I can while still letting the spring press down, so it's just scraping the housing. That plus lung power usually does the trick.

I've found that putting the Game Genie on also works pretty well.
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2006-08-12, 3:33 PM #52
From what I've heard, Game Genie ruins the pins of the cartridges. The sound of Game Genie being attached to a game is a painful grind.

I dunno.
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2006-08-12, 3:39 PM #53
Originally posted by Tiberium_Empire:
My ten ****ing year old comp...

192 Megs ram [Not DDR or anything fancy]
300 MGZ [Shudder]
5 Gig drive
ATI 3D Rage Pro [2 words SUCKS ***]
30X CD drive [Not that bad..]
on the plus side a 765 kbs connection...


My computer from late 97, was about the same as yours. Just 350 MHz, and an 8 Gig drive. I gave it way a bit ago. Seriously though, why not buy something a tad newer?I mean, you could go pick through garbage bins behind PC repair stores and put together something way better than that.
2006-08-14, 9:06 AM #54
[QUOTE=Mr. Stafford]must have been top of the line, its better than my pc from 97.[/QUOTE]
Well its had some small ram upgrades. but thats it. Pity i still have to USE the damn thing.
Parents think we dont need a new one.
2006-08-14, 9:16 AM #55
piss inside it so they're forced to buy a new one.
2006-08-14, 12:02 PM #56
Do you have any idea how much wrecked it is already?

ANY IDEA?
ANY ****ING CLUE?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!??!?

Mere piss would just be another thing!
2006-08-14, 12:19 PM #57
Originally posted by Rob:
PFFFT.

You're just mad because you have no 1337 skills.



Thats why original nes was so 1337. You had to have 1337 skills to get the games to load.


Rob speaks truth.
2006-08-14, 12:27 PM #58
Originally posted by Tiberium_Empire:
Do you have any idea how much wrecked it is already?

ANY IDEA?
ANY ****ING CLUE?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!??!?

Mere piss would just be another thing!


jesus christ you whine over nothing.
2006-08-14, 12:39 PM #59
He's just sad that his urine doesn't have the full destructive power every real man's piss should have.
Sorry for the lousy German
2006-08-14, 1:26 PM #60
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2006-08-14, 1:56 PM #61
Originally posted by Tiberium_Empire:
Well its had some small ram upgrades. but thats it. Pity i still have to USE the damn thing.
Parents think we dont need a new one.



WAHHH MY PARENTS DON'T LIKE ME WAHHHH.


I'm convinced your parents won't buy you a new computer because you have yet to prove that you are mature enough for a "big boy" computer.


And seriously. If I did everything my parents told me.. Well... shiiiit.
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