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Old 16-06-2004, 13:56   #31
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Does anyone remember a console from circa 1990 called the PC Engine?
I remember the PC Engine, had some great games like Rabio Lepus, Legend of Hero Tonma, and the best ever Dracula X - that should have been released outside of Japan as its the best Castlevania game thats been made!
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Old 17-08-2005, 15:50   #32
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I've just been throwing a load of old computer parts away - and look what I just found

Unfortunately it no longer has the peril sensitive sunglasses or the ball of fluff. The space fleet was too small to take a piccy of.

Now - if only I could fit the disc into the drive

p.s. I really don't know to keep it or not (just for nostalgia)
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Old 17-08-2005, 15:54   #33
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p.s. I really don't know to keep it or not (just for nostalgia)
I think you should keep it (if you're really going to chuck it, I'll send you the money for shipping and you can send it to me )
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Old 17-08-2005, 19:12   #34
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Now - if only I could fit the disc into the drive
Alternatively try here

(The only problem is there's no save facility!)
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Old 17-08-2005, 19:16   #35
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Alternatively try here

(The only problem is there's no save facility!)
Yep - cheers for the link

I do actually have a 1,2mb 5.25 inch drive - I guess I can temporarily attach it to copy of the game

Looking at the box it says standard level. I'd hate to think what 'Hard' is like.
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Old 17-08-2005, 19:28   #36
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Retro systems wow my kinda thing!!!

ZX81 was my first puter, I was 5!

Best games were alien rain and 3d monster maze

I then got an atari 2600.

Can I just say Crystal castles??? I loved that game, and the poxy spiderman one where you had to climb the building.

I stepped out of the games thing until I was about 11 and I got a CBM64.
I loved commando, hawkeye, fighter bomber, and bruce lee but the best of the best last ninja 1 and 2.

I then bought an Amiga, plenty of excellent games, but Combat air patroil was worth a mention along with micro machines and supercars 2.

I now own :
CBM 64 with the 1540 disk drive
Megadrive
BBC micro
BBC archimedes
Atari 520 STFM.

The BBC's are going the journey, not sure whether to take em to a car booty or give them to a collector I know.
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Does anyone remember a console from circa 1990 called the PC Engine?
Yeah I heard of of it, was also called system 16 was big in the japan and the US i think.
I think Neo Geo superceded it.
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