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zaneiken

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Virtual Boy flash cart, with eInk display showing the currently flashed game, and touch buttons on the back to navigate the menu.

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HeavyMachineGoob

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I've found the HyperFlash32 to ultimately be clunky and unintuitive, it is like 1 notch above an old 90s USB Linker setup, for a single game flash cart. The touch interface needs a USB power source which means you have to keep a USB power brick with your VB suff. Trying to load artwork files correctly is a pain, sometimes doesnt work and I'm finding the e-Ink screen on mine likes to glitch up a lot.

I dunno, for the price, I think an in-game menu would have been nice. The GB Smart Card 64M from 20 years ago has that.
 
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Bar81

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Neo Alec said:
I got a boxed Vectorman a while back too. I hadn't played it before other than in a store back in the day. It's really impressive, but the graphic style is pretty bland, and so is the gameplay. Very Western-developed feel.

I remember renting View Point on the Genesis back in the day. I liked it and I probably should've given it more credit back then for being a faithful port.
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I've never been a huge fan of Vectorman which is why I've been on the fence for so long. It's not a bad game, but it got way more hype than I thought it deserved which turned me off.

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This is kind of crazy, but I also picked up a boxed Vectorman recently. It wasn't exactly on my radar, but the box was in perfect condition. It was one of those games that I rented back in the day, but didn't make a huge impression on me at the time. I thought it was graphically impressive for what it was, and also funner than I remember. Not a classic or anything, but a solid title. I kind of want to pick up the sequel now.
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From what I've read the sequel is trash. Given that I'm not crazy about the first one I never bothered with the second.
 
elGRIZZbo

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Got Mickey's Speedway USA from a local here where I live near Raleigh, NC. He reached out to me requesting a trade for an Official Nintendo Power The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess Player's Guide I had up for sale on Facebook Marketplace. We did a straight up trade without any additional cash as both items have about the same value. This is the last Rareware game I needed for my N64 collections as I already have all the other games from Rare for the system.

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kernow

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elGRIZZbo said:
Got Mickey's Speedway USA from a local here where I live near Raleigh, NC. He reached out to me requesting a trade for an Official Nintendo Power The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess Player's Guide I had up for sale on Facebook Marketplace. We did a straight up trade without any additional cash as both items have about the same value. This is the last Rareware game I needed for my N64 collections as I already have all the other games from Rare for the system.

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Brilliant
 
NeoTeam546

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terry.330 said:
Oh wow that's so awesome, The Thing in pan and scan just how it was meant to be seen. Let me guess you watch it on a 14" CRT via RF to keep it extra authentic.

Douche.
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lol it was a cheap find
secondly im not a youtuber mark hyping the sales of anything "nostalgic" because im sitting on a hoarder house full of that stuff to sell to sheeple and line my pockets.
third, watching on HDMI upscaling VCR in 4:3 aspect on HDTV
 
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