David
What the hell are you one about?
It's
George
here !!
Out in Failraki Rhodes, Greece, working for the summer!!!
Very hot!
How's Michael?
How are you
R.S.V.P
George
--- David Ledbury <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > The BP6 board and the two chips cost me =A3205 inc
> VAT, which is pr
> The BP6 board and the two chips cost me =A3205 inc VAT, which is pretty
> incredible bang for buck - who needs to save up? ;-) How much are Athlo=
> ns?
only 195 + the dreaded v word !
en <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Wednesday, August 18, 1999 8:08 AM
Subject: RE: My take on the SAM Scene
> Dave L wrote:
> > The only reason for shopping around for a Celery adaptor is if u want
one of
> > the modified ones for Clocking or dual process use...
>
> I highly
Dave L wrote:
> After seeing how many Abit boards are dealt with via our returns
> department - I wouldn't recommend this to anyone!
Then you've been very unlucky - my last 4 boards have been ABit
(HX->LX->BH->BP) and I've not had any problems. General review sites also
speak highly of them. Wha
Dave L wrote:
> The only reason for shopping around for a Celery adaptor is if u want one of
> the modified ones for Clocking or dual process use...
I highly recommend the ABit BP6 for a ready to go dual-Slot370 motherboard -
I've got 2 C366s running happily at 550 in one, with little more than a
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To:
Sent: Tuesday, August 17, 1999 10:39 PM
Subject: Re: My take on the SAM Scene
Gordon Wallis wrote:
>
> Martin Wilson wrote:
> [snip]
> > Well special reserve still have 3do software at £3.99
> >
On the subject of Special Reserve I'm well annoyed with th
Gordon Wallis wrote:
>
> Martin Wilson wrote:
> [snip]
> > Well special reserve still have 3do software at £3.99
> >
On the subject of Special Reserve I'm well annoyed with them. I ordered
a slot 1 converter from them on a sunday then quickly discovered about a
half hour later that their price
Martin Wilson wrote:
[snip]
> Well special reserve still have 3do software at £3.99
>
Hm. Just think, if I'd actually got a 3DO, I'd be able to buy _that_
version of Policenauts, too! Quite a good version, too, being the
'original' (apart from the PC9821 version which came out the year
before)
>
Nick Humphries wrote:
> Single figure sales and no commitment to rereleasing or compilations
> means that these titles are not marketable anymore, so is there any
> good reason for not putting them onto an FTP site?
It's not surprising sales are low as they're impossible to get hold of! It'd
be s
For more on policenauts - see Gordons site!!!
- Original Message -
From: Martin Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Monday, August 16, 1999 10:42 PM
Subject: Re: My take on the SAM Scene
Gordon Wallis wrote:
>
> Martin Wilson wrote:
> > I must admit I do like
Gordon Wallis wrote:
>
> Martin Wilson wrote:
> > I must admit I do like my games but hate spending money. I can pick up
> > game for my Saturn and 3DO for just a few pounds (£3.99 for example)
>
> Two questions: "Where?!" and "Got 'Policenauts' yet?"
>
> Gord. (the Policenauts fanatic)
>
We
Martin Wilson wrote:
> I must admit I do like my games but hate spending money. I can pick up
> game for my Saturn and 3DO for just a few pounds (£3.99 for example)
Two questions: "Where?!" and "Got 'Policenauts' yet?"
Gord. (the Policenauts fanatic)
--
< The HEXdidn't... Homepage:
> Re-releasing could be the way forward. After eight years or so, Prince of
> Persia
> simply isn't worth £9.99 in today's market. Back in the Spectrum days, games
> got
> re-released about four years after its original release (and the period got
> shorter towards the end of the Spectrum era,
From: Johnna Teare <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>On 16 Aug 99, at 10:12, Nick Humphries wrote:
>> * How many units of any particular software title are being sold a month?
>> * Is there any possibility of the older titles being rereleased either on
>> a compilation or separately.
>Now that is perha
On 16 Aug 99, at 10:12, Nick Humphries wrote:
> * How many new SAMs are being sold a month?
>
Even if we knew the figures - which we are never likely to find out
- the real question should be how many new SAMs are being sold
to _new users_ each month? I'd hazard that most of the new
machin
The SAM isn't dead. Not in the technical sense anyway - people are still
developing for it, albeit on a VERY small scale. But there are some basic facts
we should all be told:
* How many new SAMs are being sold a month?
If we're talking about single figures here (or even zero) then it's time to
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