You most recent purchase? (In general, not just music)
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^^^^ I think my parents may have that same Panasonic Boombox at their beach house. If it is the same one, it sounds pretty awesome at low volumes.
As for myself, I recently nabbed a Sinclair ZX81 on eBay! It hasn't arrived yet, and i don't know how to copy those eBay flash pics, so here is a random google image with the 16k expansion that mine is coming with:

I've owned a Jupiter Ace for a while, and I love vintage computing, but two factors led me to shell out the dough for this.
1. A guy in the UK is making expansions called the ZXpand with a separate audio AY module, so this is now going to become my official machine for chiptune sounds.
2. Aphex Twin got started on one, when he was a kid he won a contest for creating sounds via TV, even though the computer didn't come with a sound card. That's brilliant!
I also ordered both the ZXpand and audio module from sellmyretro.com. Total damage done $315US.


As for myself, I recently nabbed a Sinclair ZX81 on eBay! It hasn't arrived yet, and i don't know how to copy those eBay flash pics, so here is a random google image with the 16k expansion that mine is coming with:

I've owned a Jupiter Ace for a while, and I love vintage computing, but two factors led me to shell out the dough for this.
1. A guy in the UK is making expansions called the ZXpand with a separate audio AY module, so this is now going to become my official machine for chiptune sounds.
2. Aphex Twin got started on one, when he was a kid he won a contest for creating sounds via TV, even though the computer didn't come with a sound card. That's brilliant!
I also ordered both the ZXpand and audio module from sellmyretro.com. Total damage done $315US.

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^^ Awesome. I saved my parents from throwing away their old TI-99/4A. It's a lot of fun to play with, especially since we have the speech synthesizer. I really need to get an adapter so I can throw away the gigantic TV I have to plug it into.
This is my most recent purchase. Best $6 I've spent in a while, and it will probably be put to good use tomorrow or the day after.
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This is my most recent purchase. Best $6 I've spent in a while, and it will probably be put to good use tomorrow or the day after.
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I'm late on posting this, but BIOSHOCK INFINITE!! Holy fuck what an amazing game..I've already beat it, and am about 6 chapters into 1999 Mode. I would go as far as to say this game is probably the most engrossing thing I've played since Half-Life 2..highly recommend to any fans of the genre!
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Really good game. Finished it yesterday; that ending is incredible, as is the story in general.harpoon dodger wrote:I'm late on posting this, but BIOSHOCK INFINITE!! Holy fuck what an amazing game..I've already beat it, and am about 6 chapters into 1999 Mode. I would go as far as to say this game is probably the most engrossing thing I've played since Half-Life 2..highly recommend to any fans of the genre!
Considering whether to replay it on easy (so I can go through spotting details in retrospect, and to manage getting all the Voxophones and Sightseer stuff (can't believe I missed stuff after exploring so much)) or on 1999 Mode (to challenge the shit out of myself).
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It's definitely worth a replay dude! I scoured and searched everything (or so I thought) and still managed to miss about 5 Voxophones and Sightseers. I went thru chapter by chapter for the Voxophones, and am doing the Sightseers on my 1999 playthru. It is hard as hell though! Super fun, of course.Treefingers wrote:Really good game. Finished it yesterday; that ending is incredible, as is the story in general.harpoon dodger wrote:I'm late on posting this, but BIOSHOCK INFINITE!! Holy fuck what an amazing game..I've already beat it, and am about 6 chapters into 1999 Mode. I would go as far as to say this game is probably the most engrossing thing I've played since Half-Life 2..highly recommend to any fans of the genre!
Considering whether to replay it on easy (so I can go through spotting details in retrospect, and to manage getting all the Voxophones and Sightseer stuff (can't believe I missed stuff after exploring so much)) or on 1999 Mode (to challenge the shit out of myself).
The preparation for a dive is always a tense time.
harpoon dodger wrote:It's definitely worth a replay dude! I scoured and searched everything (or so I thought) and still managed to miss about 5 Voxophones and Sightseers. I went thru chapter by chapter for the Voxophones, and am doing the Sightseers on my 1999 playthru. It is hard as hell though! Super fun, of course.Treefingers wrote:Really good game. Finished it yesterday; that ending is incredible, as is the story in general.harpoon dodger wrote:I'm late on posting this, but BIOSHOCK INFINITE!! Holy fuck what an amazing game..I've already beat it, and am about 6 chapters into 1999 Mode. I would go as far as to say this game is probably the most engrossing thing I've played since Half-Life 2..highly recommend to any fans of the genre!
Considering whether to replay it on easy (so I can go through spotting details in retrospect, and to manage getting all the Voxophones and Sightseer stuff (can't believe I missed stuff after exploring so much)) or on 1999 Mode (to challenge the shit out of myself).
What an amazing game. I only missed a couple voxophones and sightseers too. I'll be hunting for it's platinum sometime soon. Probably after I beat the first Mass Effect on my PS3, which is my new purchase.
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