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Being in Australia, most of those things mean nothing to me. I certainly remember when the Internet didn't exist, in fact I remember when home computers / consoles didn't exist. I remember Smurfs although I never knew anything about them. I still might end a sentence with NOT, it hasn't really dropped out of use. I remember Alf, another awful American sitcom. I've also got the computer game (it's even worse). New Kids on the Block - well I remember them but I'd rather wish I hadn't. Transformers, they were on TV but I rarely watched it. Cool though. TMNT, that was a great show, I really miss it. Shredder, Krang (in the Technodrome), Splinter and the 4 turtles... wonderful stuff. Oh yeah, and April.

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In Australia the analog system will be switched off in 2008. Given the serious lack of quality programs currently, I don't expect to get a new TV or digital set-top box. The TV hasn't even been switched on for nearly a week, as all we have is American rubbish sitcoms and crappy movies. I mean, star wars episode 4 is on again tonight for the umpteenth time.

I'm sure they'd tell you if you asked them.

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Not sure what this emulates, possibly the Sinclair Spectrum. Anyway here are the latest changes translated from Spanish: >> Get it HERE

Mic has been very busy of late! >> Get it HERE Mic has added a nice techie page for the DS "nerds" HERE

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Port of a Flashback for the DS >> Downloads and Screenshots HERE

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I would try this for myself, but I'm missing the p1. Here are the roms required by kawaks 1.48 dev 33554432 1b608f9c 269-c1.bin 33554432 5a95f294 269-c2.bin 131072 7d337756 269-m1.bin 131072 fd4f0ff9 269-m1d.bin 8388608 432cfdfc 269-p1.bin 8388608 c659b34c 269-v1.bin 8388608 a81da99a 269-v1d.bin 8388608 dd903835 269-v2.bin 8388608 a8dd6446 269-v2d.bin not sure why it needs decrypted and encrypted v's just shows what a bodgy emu it is. edit: i went for a search for 269-p1 without luck, however everyone says its a 32mb rom, but as you can see, the dat says its an 8mb rom. Another mystery.

* Delves deep into ye ancient archives * All I have as far as dos games go, is Shanghai Solitile Mahjongg Mahjongg VGA Solitile and Mahjongg come with instructions. Mahjongg VGA allows you to create and use your own tile designs. There was a little Windows game called Taipei which is similar. My favourite one was Solitile.

AxL has the record afaik with 69 posts.

What service! You're doing a wonderful job Mr T.

I used to play a dos version that had instructions included. I still remember; the object is to remove all the tiles. You click on 2 that matched (same picture on each). They must be free (nothing on top, not boxed in by other tiles to left and right). Pretty easy really.

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