The US launch consisted of six games, which was less than most store owners were expecting, having been led to believe there would be around 10-12 titles available from day one. These six titles were as follows: Super Mario 64 DS, Feel ...
Features and guides for import video gaming
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Nintendo DS Hardware Review
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Mat Allen
Nintendo DS Hardware Review
For Nintendo to release a new piece of hardware in the US before Japan must mean something isn't quite right in the state of Denmark. Regardless, American fans must be rubbing their stylus-toting hands in glee at their week (or so's) worth of good fortune.
The US launch consisted of six games, which was less than most store owners were expecting, having been led to believe there would be around 10-12 titles available from day one. These six titles were as follows: Super Mario 64 DS, Feel ... -
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Dreamcast DIY - An early look at homebrew on Sega's console
In the early days of the home computer, users were forced into being technically savvy. Bits, bytes and pokes were all terms in daily use whilst trying to play games, and this was early computing’s double edged sword. Whilst many people considered this to make the machines completely inaccessible, it also gestated the early bedroom coding scene.
With today's more user-accessible computers comes a certain level of transparency between the user and computer. Users no longer need a degre... -
Basic Guide To Japanese For Video Games
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Charles R
Basic Guide To Japanese For Video Games
By Electric Boogaloo and ½pint Japanese is a very complicated language to learn, and something which takes time, effort and a lot of perseverance. It is a language unlike any languages we traditionally learn in England. Everything from the alphabet to sentence structure is different to English, but like many things in Japan, follows a tight structure and recognisable pattern. There is no way we could teach even the most willing student the language of Japanese, but we are an import site, and b...
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Panasonic Q Hardware review
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Archives
Panasonic Q Hardware review
An article by Kamaran Sheikh.
'Good things come to those who wait'. Unfortunately, it seems no matter how patient you are, the UK market will never see the Panasonic Gamecube sold on general release in the UK. The 'Q' for short, is a Hybrid DVD player and Nintendo Gamecube. Released exclusively to the Japanese market shortly after the Nintendo Gamecube, the Q is branded one of the most elite and exclusive console machines available today.
The primary advantage of a Q over the ... -
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Import Videogame FAQ
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Created by: Charles R
Import Videogame FAQ
This FAQ was originally written by Jez Overton and has been modified a bit to try and cover HDTV slightly. However, much of this FAQ is most relevant for retro consoles that need to have the display signal type factored into the mix.
When you first start out on the road to importing video games and consoles, you are probably asking "What do I need?" and "What should I avoid?". This FAQ aims to address most of the queries people have about importing ... -
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