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dgdgagdae

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  1. I don't even see the coupon anymore. Target.com simply lists it at $59.99, with no coupon needed.
  2. It's yet another loyalty program so they can track you and your purchases. In return, you get some discounts and digital coupons. I believe they even reserved the purchase of the SNES Classic at one time for Cartwheel users. Look what they're doing with the PS Classic - the stores sell it at full price, even though everyone else has dropped the price to $60, then they make you use the Cartwheel app to get it for $60.
  3. I'm surprised they did that. I just read the terms of the offer on the Cartwheel app, and it says "Cartwheel cannot be applied with price match."
  4. I read an Amazon review that said the FB 9 only works with AtGames paddle controllers (not included) and not with original Atari paddles. Is that correct? This sounds like the ultimate Atari emulation box, if it can use original paddles. Oh, and what about other controllers, like the keypad for Star Raiders?
  5. Specifically, the way you were taking pictures to record high scores reminded me of how he did it with a Polaroid and tacked them on the wall.
  6. Ok, Crabman! http://atariage.com/forums/topic/82271-my-name-is-earl/
  7. It's $69.99 on Amazon now. I think they'll give you back the difference if you ask.
  8. Yep, that's what I meant! The Flashback controllers on a ByteKnight modified Flashback.
  9. Good to read! I'll be using an Intellivision controller, or at least the AtGames version of that on my Ultimate.
  10. Agreed, but to run and tattle on them in some self-righteous hissy fit seems hypocritical.
  11. What is the rule on using emulation? I'd much prefer to use my Ultimate Intellivision Flashback, if that's an accepted option.
  12. Dude, you use ROMs and have some "repros" yourself!
  13. I have the older Nvidia Shield Portable, and it's my go-to for emulation. I really wish they'd updated the hardware in the portable form factor to the newer processor. I either use it as a handheld or hook it up to my TV and use the Nvidia wireless controller or the 8bitdo SNES style Bluetooth controller. It's my favourite gaming device.
  14. I wish that controller was Bluetooth. I got the BT version of their SNES controller, and it works great with Android.
  15. What's this, then? Very interested, as I'm a big fan of that controller.
  16. Would it be worth upgrading to the SD2SNES if I already have a Super Powerpak?
  17. Truly, I don't know. I just don't have any reason to expect any differences. I'm sure they licensed what they could.
  18. That's where my mind was too, but if the only difference is between a PEGI and ESRB logo on the box, then I don't care. I can't imagine they'd make any product changes between regions.
  19. They're $82.99 now, with free shipping to the US (and Canada). Tempting...
  20. Fry's Electronics is selling them. I'm on their marketing email list, and they sent a $10 off promo code for them this weekend.
  21. I'm in North Texas, and I was planning on going. I don't see a lot of excitement about this though, and I have no interest in tournaments. Really debating with myself, since I have no one to go with.
  22. Thanks for the advice, everyone. I get how using a PC would be the most powerful option. I think I'll stick with the Nvidia Shield. It really is a great little machine. The Nvidia wireless controller is fantastic, and tonight I paired my 8Bitdo SN30 controller with it for the ultimate SNES emulation experience.
  23. Thanks for this one, picked them up!
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