Hell yes! That thing is a beast, you can seriously fit just about anything in there, even multiple systems if they're small enough.

I've had this bag ever since the 80's that I would use for all my systems if I was taking them somewhere.

kittensRjerks

You should really be cautious when buying any highly in demand game. I bought a copy of Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow that was a bootleg. Basically the easiest way to tell a real copy from a fake is to tilt the cartridge and look inside on the PC board; if you can see the Nintendo logo along with some numbers, then you've got the real deal. Otherwise it's more than likely a fake. Also, the color of the cartidge on a fake is usually a lighter grey.

I'm having a tropical hot dog night tonight in his honor :(

I like how they made it when talking to multiple people at once, I think it's much more efficient having them as tabs in a single window. I sometimes have problems getting custom emoticons to show or being able to share files/images, though, which is kind of a problem

*list of raditude*

rragnaar

Awesome list you have there my friend. I never listened to Tame Impala before, but I really dug your link, thanks for sharing :)

As for my list, I spose it would go something like this:

Wavves- King of the Beach

Diamond Rings- Special Affections

Twin Shadow- Forget

Deerhunter- Halcyon Digest

Women- Public Strain

Their first album was great, everything after that though has seemed pretty uninteresting to me.

Once you have four chese cheez-its nothing can compare. Gold fish aren't that much better cheese nips.

MagnumPI

The four cheese flavored ones are actually Cheese Nips... I know because they're my favorites too! :o

Just to throw in my 2 cents, I think alot of people approach the VB in the wrong way. They always view it as what it wasn't rather than what it is. Now, that would be a perfectly legitimate arguement when the system was brand new, as it probably didn't live up to a lot of peoples expectations.

15 years later however, I think it makes alot more sense to just take the VB for what it is: a relatively cheap system with more good games than bad released for it. Sure none of them may be incredibly in-depth, but most of them have a great pick up and play quality to them, and most importantly, are alot of fun. Instead of trying to compare the games to other epic blockbuster titles of the era, it makes alot more sense to me to just enjoy the games and the Virtual Boy for what they are :)

I did, and I loved it. As a matter of fact, my dad bought me one of these bad boys when I graduated from high school:

'Tis one of my most prized possessions :)

Honestly..... the plastic looks redone on that box. Original Nintendo carts back then were sealed with suction, not heat. You can clearly see how the wrap is tighter in the center and loose around the edges. Clearly indicative of shrink wrapping via a heat gun.

Alter_Echo

Nah, it's legit. On the ebay auction, there's tons of pictures of the plastic. It has the original "H-seam" running across it that all NES games had. There are people who seriously have spotting original shrinkwrap down to an art lol, and they say its original.