Using the analog playstation thumbstick with an Apple II would be really nice. Has anyone done that?

I love mine, I Don't have any floppies to run it though! I have a beige ][e with the same Monitor ][ with the green phosphor! It's so retro! ]['s FTW

It has confounded me for a while that I somehow have managed to not acquire an Apple IIe for my retro-computing collection, but that problem has now been solved. I turned up a loc…

While the amount of PC related stuff is annoying, instead of creating a lounge thread for each one, perhaps a sticky thread for the whole she-bang and we can get back to talking ab…

++ It seems like we have a plethora of suggestions for the lounge lately. While the amount of PC related stuff is annoying, instead of creating a lounge thread for each one, perh…

Of late I have noticed that the Lounge is full of Non-Mac Conquests. Now its great to hear what people has been able to find/salvage but should we not have all that in a separate …

What if it was just Conquests, and sub-forums with "Apple" and "Non-Apple"? It is a bit bothersome. I like to read the conquests, but Not every single one like "new Amiga" and the…

Of late I have noticed that the Lounge is full of Non-Mac Conquests. Now its great to hear what people has been able to find/salvage but should we not have all that in a separate …

the gen nex is a marvelous looking piece of kit though

I would appreciate seeing a photo of this sticker residue.

avoid goop off, I melted a gameboy with that stuff Click to expand... If you have to use Goof Off, just carefully add one drop onto a cloth and try using the cloth. Any more of…

avoid goop off, I melted a gameboy with that stuff

Try Goo Be Gone or some other glue remover. Adhesive will keep any whitening chemical from hitting the plastic.

My old Mac SE, which I just finished de-yellowing, has a sticker stain. The sticker itself was from an aftermarket computer upgrades store, and the majority of it was transparent. …

"It depends." Take a read here: http://lukazi.blogspot.com/2009/04/game-controller-atari-joysticks.html There are different ways to adapt the digital-to-analog world of Atari-to…

I just prefer using D-pads over joysticks which is why I wanted to use a Genesis controller. Would it work?

I just found this adapter on eBay. Since Genesis controllers are compatible with Atari, this is a loophole to allow using a Genesis controller with an Apple II, right? Has anybody …

I just found this adapter on eBay. Since Genesis controllers are compatible with Atari, this is a loophole to allow using a Genesis controller with an Apple II, right? Has anybody …

Indeed, here is one that is for sale throughout the US: Generation NEX. I've seen it at multiple local game shops. Click to expand... Beware the Gen NEX; I believe the company…

All of the patents on the original NES have expired, worldwide. It is now 100% legal to clone an NES. The *ROMs*, however, still fall under copyright. But making a piece of hard…

but for almost $50 you're getting ripped off. Click to expand... Agreed - except that part proceeds go towards the Playpower project, which is developing educational software a…

I oonce had a pirate NES clone, stuffed into an n64 controller case. It's million games were really just 100's of unedited copies of the same games.

This thing is known in other circles as a "NOAC" device, which stands for Nintendo on a Chip. It's also known as an FC Computer, or FamiClone since it's a clone of the Nintendo Fam…

I bought a similar system when I worked in China. The key selling point was indeed that it came with a bunch of pirated software - one cartridge was advertised as containing 50,000…

I'm buying one - will tell you all how it turns out.