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It came with the rechargeable digital batteries inside. The battery pack were only half powered when I turned the camera on so I'm just going to later buy the
KODAK K4500 NI-MH Rapid Battery Charger for them and all should be good.
The camera can take regular batteries so I'm using some AA Duracell at the moment.
MST3K: The Movie and From Up on Poppy Hill
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Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978) and Patlabor - The Mobile Police: The Television Series Collection 2
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I also downloaded Dungeons & Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara and Breath of Fire 2 on the Wii U, and Splatterhouse (arcade), Dragon Saber (arcade), Last Resort (Neo Geo), and Daimakaimura (Supergrafx) on my Japanese Wii.
Wife bought me this today.. MVS-2 Mini.. I've been lusting over one of these for a while.
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holy crap, that thing is awesome!Quote:
Originally Posted by TurboRotary
It came from Disney World too!Quote:
Originally Posted by robotscandance
That's awesome! I never knew there was a mini version. I imagine it was made so younger kids could play it. You'll probably have to sit on a stool or something.
How's the MST3K Blu-Ray picture quality? I've seen the movie, but wasn't sure if it would look that great on Blu-Ray. A lot of the MST3K DVD releases aren't all that nice to look at.Quote:
Originally Posted by JFLY
I didn't know about them until a few months ago.. When I saw it I knew that I had to have it though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe Redifer
Looks great! Nothing looks to be digitally tampered with. The colors in the host segments really pop. During the riffing segment, everything is nice and sharp. Definitely worth the upgrade.Quote:
Originally Posted by superandroidtron
Not a major haul today, but I finally got ahold of a console Street Fighter Alpha, thing skips in my Saturn though, but is still playable.
GB:
Tetris Plus - Jaleco tries their hand at Tetris, doesn't have the little guy trying to avoid the spiked ceiling while tetris blocks come up I believe (been awhile since I last played the PS1 version) and get him to the exit at the bottom of the stage.
SNES:
D-Force- Asmik produced shmup, it was free, sadly the game isn't that great.
DKC 3: Dixie's Double Trouble - cart's not in the best shape and I had to use a few Q-tips to get it working, but now it does.
Genesis:
Side Pocket - Data East pool game, bit better than the NES version, has a licensed Beatles song as a background tune. Played it with friends back in the day, glad to have it for my own now.
NES:
Super Off-Road: it took forever to get this for dirt cheap, only the second copy I've ever seen here. You race one of 4 trucks on an off-road type track from an overhead view, quite fun.
Saturn:
Street Fighter Alpha 2: Finally I find a Saturn game locally worth my time to buy (despite the shortcomings on what condition it's in), case is broken at the hinges, no manual, game kinda skips a bit in the Saturn. Still quite playable though even if some stages don't have music. Will test in SSF to see if it's not my Saturn hating on it.
I went out with a mind to find Capcom fighters today, thankfully it wasn't a total washout, even if the SFA 2 I bought has some quibbles.
Edit: an SSF test reveals the game runs just dandy, apparently it's my Saturn that just doesn't like it. No skips or music dropouts on any song in any stage.
Star Trek Into Darkness 3D and Tim Burton's the Nightmare Before Christmas - 20th Anniversary Edition
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Loose Japanese Sega Master System (no connections or accessories)
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Very nice, do you plan to get a converter to play American/European games on it or have it modded?Quote:
Originally Posted by JFLY
Woohoo, Iggy's Reckin Ball!:
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I previously had this game, but now it's 100% complete and mint. Just in case you were wondering, it's a racing game.
And now the Iggy dance:
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Japanese SMS, nice! You can play US games with a simple gender adapter that plugs into the expansion slot. Many US games will even play with FM audio!
I planned on getting a converter, but the one on Tototek's website has been sold out for a while. I did send them an email asking when they would get more in, but I haven't received a reply yet. Do you know of anyone else that sells these type of converters?Quote:
Originally Posted by ApolloBoy