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Yiggy

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Is that Dracula X I spy?

Yessir. Rondo of Blood. I usually leave out my current players which at the moment are Dracula X, Lunar - The Silver Star - Need for Speed, Battlesport, Gex and Bloody Wolf.

I am having a tough time with Rondo of blood. It's tough as nails. With my cack handed Castlevania skills anyway!

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Shozuki

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Hello all my first post on the thread, so I thought i'd introduce myself with my gaming setup.

Projector has just been installed so it still needs some adjusting, but overall the set-up is lovely and the 3D via the projector is incredible. Definitely the way it was intended to be seen!

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heres whats in it:

Pioneer KRP-500A TV

Samsung SM2233RZ Monitor

Bowers and Wilkins M1 (x5)

Bowers and Wilkins PV1

PS3 320GB Slim Region A

Boxee Box Sky+ HD 1TB

Pioneer BDP-LX54 3D Blu-Ray player

Pioneer SC-LX83

Xbox 360 Slim 250GB PAL

Xbox 360 Slim 250GB JPN

Wii NTSC-U

XRGB-3

JVC DLA-X3 3D Projector

3D PC:

-i7 980X

-12GB DDR3

-GTX 480 SLi (x2)

-GTX 295 (PhysX)

-160GB SSD

-2TB

-Win 7

-Watercooling

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gospvg

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This is my gamimg set up...i just re-hooked up the PS1 & DC today.

all the other stuff in the photos is featured in my blog (link below)

I especially like the vectrex :) what I'd the big red bowl on the 2nd shelf? Tabletop game?

Also Einhander great game :)

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yes a 1970's JVC Videosphere - actually very reliable, they are not attached to the base so they can also be hung !

i've used the white one in the kitchen for the last 8 years - and they're super cool, im thinking about internally mounting a digital receiver into the base when the analogue signal gets switched off.

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This is my gamimg set up...i just re-hooked up the PS1 & DC today.

all the other stuff in the photos is featured in my blog (link below)

are you sure you have the right setting on that TV?. Half the screen is missing. Also Einhander is encoded for 4:3 not 16:9, everything will look stretched...

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yes its all wrong, the screen doesnt support NTSC (yes i know, i did start another thread about this problem last weekend) so to get around the problem i have to run the PS into the dvdr below which converts to pal but i get the screen in the wrong position and a bit of lag which is far from ideal...i just really wanted to play Einhander last weekend no matter what...i need a new screen

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Vespa Alex

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Mine's not at all "Set up", more "Shoved up in the loft".

Still, I'll be moving home in a few months and will have some more room to get some of this out and into use.

I've only actually played about half of this lot - the rest was bought over the years and stored.

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Which reminds me, my loft needs a really good sorting, could also do with putting some boards down, although not sure if there's much point/if I'm allowed as its a housing association property.

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gospvg

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Mine's not at all "Set up", more "Shoved up in the loft".

Still, I'll be moving home in a few months and will have some more room to get some of this out and into use.

I've only actually played about half of this lot - the rest was bought over the years and stored.

I like the Dragon 32 :)

Also what is that still packed with your address on it?

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Vespa Alex

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I like the Dragon 32 :)

Also what is that still packed with your address on it?

There's actually two of them - one that's boxed in mint condition and another that's unboxed and a bit scruffier.

That labelled box is all the Dragon games. I've been pillaging the cardboard box stores from work :)

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gospvg

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There's actually two of them - one that's boxed in mint condition and another that's unboxed and a bit scruffier.

That labelled box is all the Dragon games. I've been pillaging the cardboard box stores from work :)

Also where are the handheld consoles? I only see a gameboy pocket & you don't have an Amstrad GX4000 - I thought everyone had one of these in their loft :)

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Vespa Alex

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Also where are the handheld consoles? I only see a gameboy pocket & you don't have an Amstrad GX4000 - I thought everyone had one of these in their loft :)

There's a Game Gear and a pile of games in there somewhere, but they are in a carry case. Oh, and the TV tuner for it (soon to be even more useless) and a Master Gear converter.

What's the converter to play GB games on the SNES? I saw a boxed one that I didn't know that I had.

The DS is on a bookcase downstairs and that's it for handhelds.

I don't think I ever had a GX4000, though I did have the C64 equivalent at some point (64GS?) but that got sold to a collector from Italy.

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There's a Game Gear and a pile of games in there somewhere, but they are in a carry case. Oh, and the TV tuner for it (soon to be even more useless) and a Master Gear converter.

What's the converter to play GB games on the SNES? I saw a boxed one that I didn't know that I had.

The DS is on a bookcase downstairs and that's it for handhelds.

I don't think I ever had a GX4000, though I did have the C64 equivalent at some point (64GS?) but that got sold to a collector from Italy.

Super Gameboy is the converter for the SNES

At least you have some sort of order to your collection, I have only really started to sort my collection out this weekend gone. It's going to take me a long time :(

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