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Show posts MenuQuote from: guest on 03/11/2014, 09:18 PMI tested it out with Brandish and was surprised how well the game plays using it.Yes to this. Brandish is an excellent (if flawed) game when played with the mouse.
Quote from: guest on 03/11/2014, 04:43 PM18 posts and 9 for entry into raffles with the rest being comments about other raffles. You should really engage the board if you want to partake in raffles.Thanks for the heads up. Definitely won't be entering him. His post history is really telling, it's basically predatory raffle entering (lol) since he's just seeking to exploit people who would do giveaways such as this.
Quote from: pceslayer on 03/09/2014, 09:51 PMany progress?If you looked in the Cyber Knight thread (next to this one), where megatron is also active, you'll note that he is busy with a move.
Quote from: Mzo on 02/27/2014, 01:55 AMWas Wicked Phenomenon one of the games ruined by WD's bullshit tinkering or was the J version also a bad game?My understanding is that Working Designs had no in-house developers at the time and all programming was handled by Telenet themselves. The JP version is much easier, although the difficulty of the US release is overstated.
Quote from: galam on 02/26/2014, 09:38 AMHe started it at 200. I'm surprised it got bid up that high.Ah yeah, I guess that isn't really "gouging"--but this seems like the de facto thread for discussing high prices. Obviously you have no problem with the Dynastic Hero he sold you for $150 ;)
Personally, I have no problems with this seller.
Quote from: Mzo on 02/17/2014, 12:51 PMLast I saw sell went for over $700 because people are horrible and the universe is keeping me from having all the Wonder Boy games.There was a copy on eBay this year that went for ~$1400.
Quote from: guest on 02/16/2014, 11:49 PMWell aluminum has 4 syllables so I am not really quite sure of the argument.The British pronounce it with five syllables:
Quote from: guest on 02/16/2014, 10:25 PMThanks for the advice.... but what this really was about was Lochlan telling me... Who are you to school me on forum prices, I've been here for years, blah blah blah.Hi,
QuoteThat's OK. It consistently sales on eBay between 16-25, and here on the forum we usually try to sell things a little less than eBay.Now maybe I should have responded with more patience, but I was a little annoyed. It came off as kind of preachy, "here on the forum we usually try to..." implies that I'm some kind of outsider who doesn't know what I'm doing. Furthermore I was a little annoyed that somebody with a join date many years after mine would say what "we" usually try to do. So that's why I replied like that. I'm not saying I've been a super active member over the years, but since you're going to dredge up the specifics of our conversation in this thread I might as well address them.
Quote from: Bernie on 02/16/2014, 09:42 AMWell, we tend to sell under eBay here, and even on eBay, 30 is a little high for that one. It isn't a matter of opinion actually, but a matter of fact.Sometimes I'm wrong, I am totally willing to acknowledge when I make a mistake. Since eBay completed auctions (at least what's provided through eBay search) shows that $30 was the third-to-cheapest price, can you explain how you determined that $30 shipped is too high? I'm not trying to antagonize you (please don't take this as "nyah nyah, prove it!") but I have to admit that I'm confused. The information I have from eBay seems to indicate that my price is OK.
Quote from: galam on 02/16/2014, 09:03 AMIs that your Jackie chan on eBay right now for $80 BIN?Yeah. Does that seem too high? I tried to price it similarly to other completed auctions with the manual. I was trying to recoup some of the costs towards a complete copy I recently purchased. FWIW it sold this morning, less than 12-hours after I put it online so I couldn't have been too far from the "true value."
User name is Lochlanpm
Quote from: galam on 02/15/2014, 11:29 PMyeah, people have been pulling the trigger on BIN's in the $30's.Well it was $18.37 + $6.45 shipping = $24.82 shipped. It also looks like it might be missing the back insert? It's hard to tell from the photo and auction description
recent actual "auction" with bids ended at $18.
Quote from: westwood68 on 01/06/2014, 12:06 PMHi All, well after much pain (and three broken floppy drives!). I now have the stuff I needed and will talk with the Internet Archive guys to get the source available on-line. If I have no luck I will probably just put them on my own website for the time being.What about putting your code onto GitHub? It would be a nice publicly-accessible backup, not to mention an easy way to clone or fork your code.
Quote from: esteban on 01/18/2014, 04:49 AMI believe someone already suggested this: a discount/bonus/credit/tchotchke for folks who feel slighted.The problem with this is that there has to be a system in place of verifying original ownership, which is going to add time to the whole process. Maybe Rover & co. don't mind doing that? If it were me, I wouldn't want to put extra hours into the project like that--but maybe that is offset by the relative ease of releasing a product of this nature?
Quote from: esteban on 01/18/2014, 04:49 AMIt could get creative: if you are the the original purchaser and want the reprint, you will pay full price, but I will write, sing and dedicate a song to you (you may suggest content of lyrics and I would recycle music from PCE/TG-16 games). Rover doesn't lose any money, the purchaser gets a totally unique bonus. I'd post the song on YouTube if the original purchaser so wished. Or I could doodle something.lol
Quote from: PunkCryborg on 12/01/2013, 10:03 PMwhy exactly did you buy magical dinosaur tour then?It came in a lot with other games.
Quote from: 98pacecar on 12/01/2013, 10:08 PMWhere did I say I buy games to be shelf filler? I did say that by default, some will end up that way. But nowhere did I say I buy games with the intent for them to be shelf filler.Lol!
Quote from: Tatsujin on 12/01/2013, 09:01 PMwell, plain and simple game collecting doesn't even nearly equal to game hoardingSure. And that's not what I said. It sounds like you have a pretty fundamental misunderstanding of what I wrote.
Quote from: 98pacecar on 11/30/2013, 04:16 PMat a certain point there are titles that more or less end up as shelf filler