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I looked into to that software-synth I mentioned, and apparently the programmer of it managed to hook up an Amiga MIDI interface to his Gp32. Given your prior projects something like this seems right down your alley :) But it seems the programmers homepage is closed. I don't know if it's...

Cool... I recently surfed on that SID-synth page, while seaching for some sid-related stuff. You gotta love that sound B) EDIT: Wow... Just listen to some of your music, and I really like it :) You are aware that the GP32 doesn't contain any sound-chip in the same way a C64 or a gameboy...

I'm pretty sure not all of the products I ordered were in stock at the EU center, since I was intentionally testing it (like the 16M mem-card for DC). You might be right about the value of the package though. I ordered a PS2 mem-card, the DC mem-card, 2 extentioncords for DC and 1 for PS2...

Since Lik-Sang has opened their shipping center in Germany, You can buy stuff from them without getting furtherer taxed, if you live in the EU. The package goes through the shipping center :-) Read about it at http://www.lik-sang.com/europe.php I ordered a package from them and allthough it...

I've noticed something that might be simlilar... In RISK (like the board-game) the rules are suriously corrupted. Me and a mate was actually trying to play a game, but we soon discovered that something is corrupted since we noticed that the attacker NEVER wins. This makes the game is...

Ironic actually... And now the board is flooded with "Don't feed the trolls"-posts :D (Iorgy77 also started one)

I have no idea how Mac specs are converted to "normal" terms, but I figure it must be somewhat different than PC's. Otherwise it seems REALLY low-end compared to todays standards...

The paper-trick works perfectly for me... And I've had that fix ever since it was surggested first time around... Don't really see anything "ghetto" about it :-) That solution doesn't work on my parents GP32 though - I'm puzling with the idea of replacing stick entirely with a traditional...

I've heard that Mission Impossible for C64 in fact IS impossible... And I know I didn't finish it. Roland's Ratrace is hard I think. I did play it alot back in the day - but again never completed it... but I think it is feasable. A c64 game, like so many other, you found yourself playing...

I like them both. ... But prefer the the first.

For some reason I prefer the C64 of this game. I remember getting it for Amiga - but it just didn't seem right. I wasn't impressed by the graphical improvement of this game (The reflection in Zak's hair makes it look like he's wearing a turd on his head). I didn't complete it on C64 though...

I was just wondering... For no apparent reason, I suddently want to play simulators again. Which is kind of wierd since I haven't played sim-games since the Amiga days. Anyway... I was wondering if there is a modern game that's similar to the Amiga game Armour Geddon (Psygnosis). It's a kind...

Basicly it's just a bunch of WHDLoad or JST installed games, who are accessed by some sort of front-end. It has nothing to do with my CD 32 - It's just like a bootable harddisk... except on a CD... The CD I have can be found on any P2p program, but it's hardly legit...

Yeah... I figured that... Damn that... I certainly wish I would stumble over an SP1-expansion... Ahh... Who only had keyboard, harddisk and floppy-drives. But I guess the console feel would disappear :)... and make the living room TV look... well messy ;)

500 Amiga games? I've got a 200 game CD (permantly mounted)... allthough this is all sorts of things like Demos, A500 games and CD32 games. Since most CD32 titles are using CD-audio the CD32 games on the compliaction are lacking music, which is a big no-no on an Amiga... I've would be much...

It looks like the game called Puzz Loop (1998), allthough I can't be sure if it is a remake, since I can't seem to get the shockwave game to work.

I remember playing that a lot back in the day - I recently started it up again on my CD32, to re-live the joy of this first game of this series (been a fan of the entire series). I played it for hours... but the turns does seem to take forever. It makes you realise how much the real-time-system...

What's all this anyway? I live in Denmark and we get presents on Christmas-eve (like the rest of Scandinavia.... and apparently Germany), but that hardly changes the fact that the 25th is Christmas-day. ... And if you've seen any american or english TV program, you would know that they get...

"Feuer frei" I guess... Actually means "Fire at will"... hence the "bang bang" they're shouting :) So I guess you've learned a bit today ;) Anyway if you're mildly interested in interpreting any of their lyrics, www.herzeleid.com/ might be the place to go. It has translations of all their songs :)

Doesn't the official Rammstein shop ship internationally? I think it has a minimum value-requirement, but it not that big... however - it might only be inside the EU... I don't know. But check it out... www.rammsteinshop.de