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The Revenge of the Post Here When You Get Something New thread
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You got your slice of the pie. :cool:
I did, cheers again for that. We had a thread for 'sharing the value' after all, so struck me as a bit odd to see the focus of some change from finding the deals & passing on the goodness to others, to buying up tons of stuff to flog off for profit. Anyway, I got a few nice gems thanks to some good spirited folk
One of the guys here in work was buying up all the high value games in Tesco(and it seems sticking them up on eBay) and managed to grab a load of Metroid Prime Trilogy for the Wii for feck all. I politely asked to buy one(he had 8)from him and he wanted 70 quid!! Cheeky fecker, and I’d picked up a few games in my local tesco for him the other week and only charged him what I paid for them!
Some people :mad:
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I did, cheers again for that. We had a thread for 'sharing the value' after all, so struck me as a bit odd to see the focus of some change from finding the deals & passing on the goodness to others, to buying up tons of stuff to flog off for profit. Anyway, I got a few nice gems thanks to some good spirited folk
Btw I'm not having a go at anyone here, whatever folks do is their own business etc
I found it more humorous than anything, from the 'help a brother out' attitude at the beginning to mopping up the good stuff & screw everyone else near the end It's all good though, I think more or less everyone got a bite of the pie.
Like mentioned above, I got sick of having to check all the nearest Tesco's every time something new cropped up that people were getting. Enough is enough Tesco!
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This just checked in to Parcel Motel. Has to be the PVM?
No text about an oversized package (hurr hurrr!) maybe it'll fit in one of the larger storage thingies?
If that's a 9" it'll fit in just fine.
I've a 20" coming in a week or so and i'm pretty sure it wont fit in and I'll be getting an oversized package warning.0 -
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Not just GC support. RGB and component support was taken out so you are left with composite. Also you can't connect to the net so can't get access to Virtual Console and WiiWare. Well that's on the mini.
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TotallyEpic wrote: »They had a revision between the original and the mini, that removed the GC ports and support. I believe this version could still do component, and it definitely had WiFi.
Had no idea the mini done away with the component and RGB output. That's mental. Would love a GC compatible backup incase/when mine decides to die.
Tesco and their €5 3000 points cards has bolstered my vc collection quite a bit 0 -
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Well this is the most interaction I've ever had with Parcel Motel in one go;
Posted off a CPS2 board (first time I've tried the send option, it's incredibly handy and will be doing it again)
Went next door to the chipper, battered sausage and chips
Over across to the off license for a few beers
Back to Parcel motel for two packages
First Shenmue 2 pops out
Then the PVM - of course it had to be in one of the big boxes up the top :eek:
Cue a 15 minute walk home, with a backpack full of spoils and a PVM under my arm
The 9 inch monitors really aren't heavy, but your arms do start to tingle around the 15 minute mark while walking!
That's my Friday evening sorted. Just letting the PVM settle in it's new home before powering it on. The screen is about the size I was expecting, but the remaining footprint is absolutely tiny.
Will post some (non blurry) pics once I power it up. That's if it does power up!
Edit: and meant to say, PVM was only €3.50 to ship over with PM. No additional costs
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Well this is the most interaction I've ever had with Parcel Motel in one go;
Posted off a CPS2 board (first time I've tried the send option, it's incredibly handy and will be doing it again)
Went next door to the chipper, battered sausage and chips
Over across to the off license for a few beers
Back to Parcel motel for two packages
First Shenmue 2 pops out
Then the PVM - of course it had to be in one of the big boxes up the top :eek:
Cue a 15 minute walk home, with a backpack full of spoils and a PVM under my arm
The 9 inch monitors really aren't heavy, but your arms do start to tingle around the 15 minute mark while walking!
That's my Friday evening sorted. Just letting the PVM settle in it's new home before powering it on. The screen is about the size I was expecting, but the remaining footprint is absolutely tiny.
Will post some (non blurry) pics once I power it up. That's if it does power up!
Edit: and meant to say, PVM was only €3.50 to ship over with PM. No additional costs
Looks like the makings of a good Friday night in :-)0 -
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Fired it up and my jaysus, not only does it work but it's one of the nicest CRT pictures I've ever seen. :eek: -I'm actually in awe. I expected as much from the 20 inch one but not this little thing. It's super super sharp.
Really regretting not picking up a second one that was going for £25 seeing as they fit in Parcel Motel.
The Famicom is hooked up via composite - but because the picture is small you don't really see the composite defects, it might as well be RGB. Any rainbow banding or blurryness in my photos is down to my photo taking.
The monitor does RGB in so there's that option too anyway.
I'll also add, the sound out of it is excellent! It's mono RCA in but sounds brilliant.
As to whether this will do in a setup, well.. it'll compliment one nicely. If you weren't allowed (!) to have a CRT at all then you'd definitely get away with this as it's tiny - but still very playable (as long as you're not sitting off on a couch at the other side of the room of course)
Makes for good gaming on the floor
If you're stuck for space and couldn't manage a 20 inch PVM then I reckon the 14 inch ones would be a great middle ground. They're also pretty small.
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Fired it up and my jaysus, not only does it work but it's one of the nicest CRT pictures I've ever seen. :eek: -I'm actually in awe. I expected as much from the 20 inch one but not this little thing. It's super super sharp.
Really regretting not picking up a second one that was going for £25 seeing as they fit in Parcel Motel.
The Famicom is hooked up via composite - but because the picture is small you don't really see the composite defects, it might as well be RGB. Any rainbow banding or blurryness in my photos is down to my photo taking.
The monitor does RGB in so there's that option too anyway.
I'll also add, the sound out of it is excellent! It's mono RCA in but sounds brilliant.
As to whether this will do in a setup, well.. it'll compliment one nicely. If you weren't allowed (!) to have a CRT at all then you'd definitely get away with this as it's tiny - but still very playable (as long as you're not sitting off on a couch at the other side of the room of course)
Makes for good gaming on the floor
If you're stuck for space and couldn't manage a 20 inch PVM then I reckon the 14 inch ones would be a great middle ground. They're also pretty small.
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Master of the UniverseJoin Date:Posts: 34796
It'd say under 10Kg. Probably 7-8Kg? Very light indeed.
Here's a very blurry (my SLR has vanished in the last two hours
) size comparison photo, but you get the idea.
20, 14 and 9 inch. Would have powered the 14 inch on too but thought the load (along with a console) might be a bit much in a box room.
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