Opening Up 5 Months of LGR Mail and Retro Oddities!
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Date: 2022-04-14
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Jeremy
After watching a ton of LGR and 8-Bit Guy videos (this month, I've been reminded of an IBM game my peers and I played in elementary school. It involves entering coordinates, and after telling it to execute, the -spider- (as I remember it) would draw lines into patterns and pictures of sorts. Does anyone remember this growing up? I'm pretty sure it was on an IBM PC considering I remember the Apple II we had didn't have a lot of software that worked. so this rules out it being an Apple application.
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After watching a ton of LGR and 8-Bit Guy videos (this month, I've been reminded of an IBM game my peers and I played in elementary school. It involves entering coordinates, and after telling it to execute, the -spider- (as I remember it) would draw lines into patterns and pictures of sorts. Does anyone remember this growing up? I'm pretty sure it was on an IBM PC considering I remember the Apple II we had didn't have a lot of software that worked. so this rules out it being an Apple application.
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Graham
I hope one day you find what I'd consider to be the holy grail of oddware, it was a keyboard that came out at either the tag end of the 1980s or the start of the 1990s. The fun bit was that each individual key had a liquid crystal display unit built into it. The idea was that each and every key could be reconfigured to display any other key, though why someone would need to do that was never explained.
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I hope one day you find what I'd consider to be the holy grail of oddware, it was a keyboard that came out at either the tag end of the 1980s or the start of the 1990s. The fun bit was that each individual key had a liquid crystal display unit built into it. The idea was that each and every key could be reconfigured to display any other key, though why someone would need to do that was never explained.
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Emotional
I love these videos! its like my teen years all over again, without all the angst! Seen your copy of road rash in the backround. What a freaking classic. I havent hit any bikers with chains in sooooo long. Have you covered that game on here somewhere? If so can you point me at it? Cause i need to eat and digest that episode! Such great stuff on here! Thanks you legend!
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I love these videos! its like my teen years all over again, without all the angst! Seen your copy of road rash in the backround. What a freaking classic. I havent hit any bikers with chains in sooooo long. Have you covered that game on here somewhere? If so can you point me at it? Cause i need to eat and digest that episode! Such great stuff on here! Thanks you legend!
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Ultroman
38: 19 FYI about the Barbie stuff, -Mit Eget Kontor- is Danish for -My Own Office-. In Denmark, it was published by Funsoft in 1996, according to the library records.
Requirements: Pc, 486/33 MHz or better; 8 MB ram; Windows 3. 1 or later or Windows 95; VGA-color monitor (256 colors); cd-rom-drive with double speed; videocard (1 MB ram or larger); printer.
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38: 19 FYI about the Barbie stuff, -Mit Eget Kontor- is Danish for -My Own Office-. In Denmark, it was published by Funsoft in 1996, according to the library records.
Requirements: Pc, 486/33 MHz or better; 8 MB ram; Windows 3. 1 or later or Windows 95; VGA-color monitor (256 colors); cd-rom-drive with double speed; videocard (1 MB ram or larger); printer.
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Pat
My Commodore 1702 monitor (with intact door) came with a TON of packaging peanuts! But for $200, I'd rather clean up that mess than find out the monitor was trashed in shipping.
If I ship something like this, I'm going to try expanding foam in a can and trash bags.
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My Commodore 1702 monitor (with intact door) came with a TON of packaging peanuts! But for $200, I'd rather clean up that mess than find out the monitor was trashed in shipping.
If I ship something like this, I'm going to try expanding foam in a can and trash bags.
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EGGG
LGR, not sure if you'll see this, but is it possible for you to review the Might and Magic series? It's an old D&D-like game series that came out in the 80's and is still going on today, sort of, last Might and Magic game came out in 2012, I think.
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LGR, not sure if you'll see this, but is it possible for you to review the Might and Magic series? It's an old D&D-like game series that came out in the 80's and is still going on today, sort of, last Might and Magic game came out in 2012, I think.
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vcv6560
-LGR, Clint, you once spoke of using an eyeglass frame mounted camera especially for your thrift store hunting what model was that and also what do you use as a camera for filming these unboxings? Information much appreciated thank you.
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-LGR, Clint, you once spoke of using an eyeglass frame mounted camera especially for your thrift store hunting what model was that and also what do you use as a camera for filming these unboxings? Information much appreciated thank you.
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Maricella
If you ever review the barbie games I would appreciate to see if there's a way to print the barbie fashion designer's patterns in pdf, instead of wasting paper (I tried everything I know but my options are limited) Thanks in advance
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If you ever review the barbie games I would appreciate to see if there's a way to print the barbie fashion designer's patterns in pdf, instead of wasting paper (I tried everything I know but my options are limited) Thanks in advance
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An
'Sample' covering the UPC implies that some of those Barbie boxes are copies allocated for promotional use - full retail versions, but either intended for professional review or just gifted to friends or family of someone at the company.
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'Sample' covering the UPC implies that some of those Barbie boxes are copies allocated for promotional use - full retail versions, but either intended for professional review or just gifted to friends or family of someone at the company.
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