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  • Birthday 10/21/1976

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    Video games, horror novels, creative writing, girls! :-9
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    Super Nintendo

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  1. If anyone needs a Christmas gift idea for me, I'm a huge fan of pretty pullovers with knit-in textures.
  2. The ads are completely present in Kitsunebi's download. What he's talking about is the change of one specific ad which existed in the original version of the magazine which was scanned, but was different in the version he scanned.
  3. First thing I do with a time machine: go back to 1995 and tell myself, "Forget college. Just move straight to Japan and breed championship race horses."
  4. We're a pretty civil place around here. I think it helps that most people who frequent the forums were alive when these things were being published in the first place, and with age comes back pain wisdom, or so I'm told. *huggles* Areala
  5. Apologies. I was going by the details on the image when I look at its properties in Windows, which said 1661x2200 with horizontal and vertical resolution of 300dpi.
  6. The accented robot voice is used in Playstation advertising here in the West too.
  7. Welcome to Retromags, @seldan700! The ad you're looking for came from GamePro magazine in 2003. I found the first instance of it in Issue 175, which you can download from the link. It takes up the entire side of page 64, and about 1/4th of page 65, so you would need to do a little digital cut-and-paste to put them together if you wanted the final poster to look exactly like the image you linked. That particular issue was scanned at a resolution of 1661x2200 at 300dpi here, so hopefully that will work well for blowing it up. If you do make it into a poster, be sure to stop back by and show it off for us! *huggles* Areala
  8. A car typically only lasts 5-10 years. Gaming magazines, when properly preserved, can last a lifetime!
  9. This comment is too wonderful to get lost on the forum pages. From user @cleansed: Mr. Gabbard, thank you for all the work you did to help get this game (and guide) out into the world, and thank you for sharing your story!
  10. The Super Nintendo is my favorite console ever, but there was a time from 1996 - 2001 where I was very much on board the hype train in the gaming world.
  11. That's because that particular incarnation was played by the luscious and lovely Rhona Mitra. *huggles* Areala
  12. "Special Collector's Top-Secret Babe Issue", you say? Why, don't mind if I do! All joking aside, this is my absolute favorite era of gaming: the late 90s PSX-era E3 shows are absolutely insane, and I ate the coverage up every single year.
  13. Ha ha ha ha! I know, right? What kind of a weirdo *looks at her pillow* would, uh, would have a, uh, *looks at her mouse pad*, yeah, one of those! Only perverts and weirdos, r-right...?
  14. They should as long as the clone systems have a dedicated cartridge connector. The internals of a Super Nintendo are well-known and documented, so engineering something that reads SNES cart data isn't difficult.
  15. Hints and cheat codes. Prima guides from that era that cover multiple games are always just hint/cheat books. Guides from that era about one specific game are full walkthrough. *huggles* Areala
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