If you haven't you should read this

[soop]

http://nfggames.com/games/pce/

101 secrets of the PCE.  I've forgotten most of it!

[Tatsujin]

lol, that's sooo... retro

[reno5]

Interesting in this slow afternoon at work

[FiftyQuid]

22 is pretty cool.  I didn't know about the missing ICs.

[turbokon]

Thanks for sharing. Forgotten about this. Number 6 will have the believers think that we'ld be able to hook up the cd-rom to the express someday.

[BlueBMW]

Ahh that pesky Laseractive Test Hucard.... Its gotta exist, but who knows where one would find them.  I'm sure they were only sold to Pioneer repair centers, and so they're probably sitting in some old retired technicians toolbox if anywhere.  I'd love to just get a dump of one so I could actually use it for some of the tuning / testing it supposedly does on LA hardware.

[GameFreak]

LOL #4 with the pic....i've actually done that before!

[Duo_R]

this is old school, but what is funny is I just read this again last week. There are some really cool tid-bits of info on there.

[esteban]

http://nfggames.com/games/pce/

101 secrets of the PCE.  I've forgotten most of it!

Every few years, re-read it.

[Mathius]

http://nfggames.com/games/pce/

101 secrets of the PCE.  I've forgotten most of it!

Every few years, re-read it.

I went back and re-read that a few months ago. Good stuff!

[CPTRAVE]

#4 is just to funny 

[Tatsujin]

http://nfggames.com/games/pce/

101 secrets of the PCE.  I've forgotten most of it!

Every few years, re-read it.

yeah, like a good ol' movie or game with lots of replay-value

[esteban]

http://nfggames.com/games/pce/

101 secrets of the PCE.  I've forgotten most of it!

Every few years, re-read it.

yeah, like a good ol' movie or game with lots of replay-value

If you folks want an additional challenge, answer the following question:

Q: Name the artist and the album title of the audio CD pictured in the article (CD Rack).

A complete, full answer will be worth 8 points.

Yes, I know the answer (I have the album myself).

[RegalSin]

That was a nice read. My favorite is how the PCE has unused parts, and is used in arcade cabs.