Phillyman

WON! GamePro 1991 Complete!

Thats good to hear, We can always use help in any way possible!

Ok so over the weekend I started playing Space Invaders Extreme for the Nintendo DS. Now I grew up on these games......I had the Atari 2600 with Space Invaders, Pac-Man, Defender ....etc. I dont remember being into Space Invaders.....Asteroids was more of my game. Plus I loved games like Combat and Outlaw. So back to my point, This Game Rocks! The music is up tempo and keeps the adrenaline pumping, its probably one of the best remakes of a game I have ever seen. I highly suggest picking up this game for the DS or PSP if you have a chance to! You get different power ups in this version, Blue ones give you a big blue laser that can clear entire columns, Red ones give you exploding shots, and Green ones give you a spread laser. But just because you get an upgraded weapon does not mean you are going to find this game easy! I am stuck on Level 4 right now!

Born in 79 , had a Atari 2600 first.....then moved onto a NES shortly after

I meant lately

Blame my girlfriend.....I asked her to take pictures of everything I want to sell and she hasn't yet!

Speaking of Heman, Should I go get these today! http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/mld/tag/726333689.html

I keep meaning to pick that up for the Atari 2600. I used to own all the characters and the Castle Greyskull Heman would always kick G.I Joe's ass in my bedroom

Let me know how many magazines you have, and see what it would cost for USPS Media Mail to 22309

I have seen them before, the first one that comes to my mind is Chuck Norris

This is the full list of games in those two pictures......A * denotes something that I dont already own a copy of. I am hoping to trade my doubles with other people who have doubles of games I dont have. Adventure x2 Air Sea Battle * Asteroids Atlantis * Barnstorming * Basketball x2 Berkerk x2 Bowling Breakout Championship Soccer * Chopper Command * Circus Atari x2 Combat Cosmic Ark x2 * Crystal Castles * Decathlon * Defender x2 Demon Attack Dig Dug x2 * Donkey Kong Fast Food * Football x2 * Frogger Frostbite * Galaxian * Grand Prix * Gun Slinger * Haunted House x2 Home Run x2 * Indy 500 x2 * Joust x2 Jungle Hunt Kaboom Laser Gates * Missile Command x2 Moonsweeper * Mouse Trap * Ms Pac-Man x3 * Night Driver x2 * Pac Man x2 Pele Soccer * Phoenix * Pitfall x2 Planet Patrol * Pressure Cooker * Q*Bert Quick Step * Raiders of the Lost Ark Real Sports Football * River Raid * Seaquest * Skiing Sneak'n Peek * Space Invaders x3 Space Jockey * Speedway 2 * Star Raiders * Starmaster x2 * Street Racer x3 * Super Breakout Super Cobra * Swordquest * Tank Plus * Venture * Video Olympics x2 Video Pinball x2 Warlords x2

I thought there would have been a bigger turnout also, Its very simple to install and just like you said....you dont even notice it running.

Just won 93 Atari 2600 games (between 2 auctions)

Oh thats not a problem, I can surely send you some magazines to scan

Retromags Weekly Update Week Ending 06/14/2008 Just a quick shout out that as of today we have hit over 15,000 downloads! This could never have happened without the dedicated people who keep these releases coming out week after week. Nintendo Power Issue 135 (August 2000) (joined pages) Click! Nintendo-Magasinet 030 - 1993 June (Swedish) Click! Nintendo Power Issue 168 (May 2003) (joined pages) Click! Nintendo-Magasinet 035 - 1994 January (Swedish) Click! Game Players Nintendo Sega Issue 045 October 1994 Click! Game Players Nintendo Sega Issue 034 November 1993 Click! Contributors This Week! mek1 E-Day Fusoya BarbieOnWeed Please feel free to thank our contributors by using the comment system in the Download Manager!

Today we hit 15,000 Downloads for the Download Section. We are currently home to 396 magazines which take up 29756.44MB (29GB). Here are some interesting facts! Largest File (306.51MB) Electronic Gaming Monthly Issue 065r (December 1994) Most Views (464) Nintendo Power Issue 002 (Sep/Oct 1988) Most Downloaded (175) Nintendo Power Issue 001 (Jul/Aug 1988) Total Bandwidth To Date 1180108.81MB (1.125TB) TERABYTE! Keep up the great work Previous Milestones! 5000 Download's Thread! (February 22nd 2008) 10,000 Download's Thread! (April 14th 2008)

Go for it, Keep me posted on what torrents you create and where.

I just started playing it tonite, Cant do too much since I dont understand Japanese.....but fun none the less

Agreed! But here is the problem......up until last November this is how we operated......Our releases were put up on Mininova and we ran a private FTP server. Guess what the number 1 problem was.......Only myself and a few others seeded! Now it was fine for a while, but when I am running a FTP server and hosting torrents.....it kind of gets to be a pain in the butt when you see that people cant even seed for a day.....they immediately jump off at 100%. Plus every time I wanted to play on Xbox Live ....I would have to shut down everything! Which would lead to 10 posts about why downloads weren't working. So last November we moved to hosting the releases on this site, and posting them to Rapidshare for people who don't wish to donate or participate in the forum. Now I have ABSOLUTELY no problem if a user wants to distribute the Retromags releases through Torrents, DC++, P2P or Newsgroups.....the only thing we ask is that you don't modify the releases and release them how they are presented.....For example if a release is coupled with a .NFO text file....we ask that you distribute them together.....and if at all possible when you create the torrent you put a click able link in the description field that links to this site. If you back pedal through the last few months of posts, I have been actively looking for members that would be interested in creating torrents .....we would love to have a multitude of members that would take our releases and place them on Mininova, The PirateBay, [censor bypass], Demonoid and BlackCats......No one has really shown an interest helping out with this though.

I can protect my dashboard while making it easier to remove labels

I just had a good idea for how to remove address labels from magazines before scanning. I am going to try it this week and see it it works.......The idea is to leave magazines in my car during the hot summer days......I know the inside of a car gets up to 120 degrees.....and it should weaken the bond between the label and magazine. I just had this idea as I was taking some magazines out of the car that had been on my back seat.....will keep you posted

I keep bouncing all over the place with my Retro Purchases.....These are on my hot list.... Factory Sealed Dreamcast 3DO FZ-1 Sega CD Sega Nomad Nights into Dreams Daytona USA More Atari 2600 games Atari 5200 System Atari Lynx version 2 Atari Jaguar Turbo Grafx 16 Neo Geo Colecovision Any Zelda, Metroid, Castlevania games I am missing Virtual Boy Jet Set Radio We will see what I find a good deal on first

Plus they were very kind to mention us in one of there magazines Although last months issue mentioned Magazine collecting and we didnt get a shout out

Here ya go! http://rapidshare.com/files/121769536/missing.zip.html

I dont think I added any of the guides yet to this new system, Feel free to upload them if you want.