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Le Gogh

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  1. 8 minutes ago, jonnyh85 said:

    Any word on where the Iron Maiden LPs are going to be online? I'll take one from the US/EU/UK don't mind just don't want to give in to the eBay hoarders. 

    You can set up a stock alert on Banquet Records. Might be worth a shot? Their website does say that they're expecting more Black Friday stock in general. 

  2. Bagged a copy of Brave New World online at midnight here in the UK. It was the only thing I wanted.  

     

    Banquet Records had 10 copies online at £39.99. A little pricey but works out just as much as I'd pay to import it myself when you factor in shipping and import tax. And it's a lot less than those HMV copies are going for... 

     

    Hope other people get what they're after! 

  3. 23 minutes ago, WalnutSoap said:

    IN OTHER NEWS I just approved the test presses on my very first video game vinyl soundtrack release! I'm honest to god stoked about this one - I think y'all are going to really like it. And if it's not a flop, there's a whole lot more in the pipeline. I'll keep you updated but I think we're going to announce on Monday.

    Sounds exiting dude! Any chance of a little hint in terms of what console we're talking about here? Or perhaps what "generation"? 

  4. 24 minutes ago, The Ghost of Randy Savage said:

    I may jump on this raspberry pi train. Been thinking it would be nice to emulate all my old games from when I had the great sell-off of '13.

     

    has anyone done N64 on it? Do they run well?

    I've run a few N64 games on my pi 3, and for the most part they run ok. There's a few settings that you can change to make things run a little better, and overclocking seems to help as well. 

     

    The main thing is, Mario 64, Starfox 64, and Goldeneye work well (although Goldeneye hasn't aged well, the controls are awful). 8bitdo are even releasing a bluetooth n64 controller...  http://www.8bitdo.com/n64/

     

    Haven't got around to testing Mario Kart 64 yet. 

  5. 20 minutes ago, batman said:

    The pi is tempting. Wouldn't you have to purchase a chassis as well?

    You should really get a case, just really to avoid dust and it getting knocked etc. But honestly, I've had mine for a few months now and they're great. Small enough that you can pop it in a bag and take it to a friend's house etc. I've even taken mine to a hotel room and used it as I was away on my own for a night.

    Retropie works with PS3 controllers as well so that may save you some money if you have one sitting around.

  6. 7 minutes ago, throughbeingcruel said:

    Every Walmart, Best Buy, and GameStop in the state of Indiana sold out by noon on Friday. If they aren't limited, Nintendo needs to hurry up with more. The guys at GameStop made it seem like this was just gonna be one run. 

    It's just a marketing tactic, they're driving up demand by limiting how many are initially available. Nintendo have said that more will be coming. They did the same thing when the Wii launched. This guy explains it pretty well:

     

     

    In a nutshell though, it's because the Wii U is being killed off and they have nothing to really push over the Christmas period, so by driving up demand they will hopefully sell more units than if they just flooded the shelves with them and they sat there for 6 months. 

  7. 2 hours ago, Holo said:

    Had one for forever and it's significantly better than anything officially licensed is going to be.

    Same here, I've got a Pi Zero and a Pi 3, and both run Retropie very well. The Mini  NES is nice but (licensing and emulation aside) it's just not worth paying the crazy prices people want for it. In fact, after Christmas I don't doubt you'll be able to pick it up for £20/$20 less than the retail price - they're not a limited run or anything. 

     

    Of the two Pi's, I'd recommend the 3 over the Zero. Built in WiFi and Bluetooth, and even runs PS1, Dreamcast, and N64 games. I'm currently playing through Resident Evil 2 on the PS1. 

  8. 29 minutes ago, WalnutSoap said:

    Yeah, I did hesitate at the price.

    But then I thought about all the times I've longingly gazed upon the discogs pages for the other vinyl Final Fantasy releases - it was an easy decision after that.

    You've persuaded me! Pulled the trigger. I know I'll regret it later if I don't. Thank you! 

     

    Went for Final Symphony as I was never into the games from the Symphonic Fantasies release. 

     

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