Hah, I can’t believe you’re bitching about it being too hard when playing on a hard difficulty mode. Stop trying to be all high-and-mighty, and “I’m too good to ever play on easy mode” and turn the difficulty down.

No game is worth £500.

Haha, not to worry, no one is going to get upset by it.

Very nice job, the VB looks awesome, but I think it might have been good to have the buttons on the controller a different colour from the rest of it.

That looks awful. It’s weird that, ten years on, they still can’t put 3D in games without a large, cumbersome eyepiece.

Also, am I the only one who thinks it looks to be covering some of the buttons?
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So, if I avoided adjusting the IPD as much as possible, could that extend the life of the VB?

It’s been said on here before that a complete copy of Dragon Hopper may be in the possession of some manic collecter, who is hoarding it and not sharing.

You think “Mandy” is a man?

Don’t think that’s true Dan, I used to have a broken VB and would play in total darkness at night, It still didn’t work.

Ask him how much he wants for it.

They are supposed to self clean when you play them.

Oh scratch that, it’s just a poster for Virtual Jockey. When I first looked I thought it was a box.

It has “virtual jockey” written on it. That’s one of the unreleased games that appears on this site, so if it’s real, then it’s extremely rare.

Well, by boxart, I meant the picture beside it. For me there is just a red X, so I was wondering if it showed up for anyone.

I can’t see the boxshot, does anyone have it?

Their reasons were stupid as well, they slated the Saturn because it had bad graphics compared to the playstation, and the Jaguar because it didn’t live up to the hype.

The list, as far as I remember it, was:

5) Sega Saturn
4) Atari Jaguar
3) 3D0 interactive multiplayer
2) N-Gage

Other punishments included sawing the 3D0 in half, and hanging the N-Gage.

It’s pretty much impossible to get a VB with games for that little, you’d have to be extremely lucky and find it in a market or something.

Hey guys, I was just reading through the article on this site about the Games Convention 2003, and it said you were originally planning to bring some homebrew games along with you, so does that mean you know how to put homebrews onto cartridges?

I tried filing as well, but it’s really difficult to get the notch just right. Or maybe I just have no skill 🙁

I had one VB where they eye was not working properly for a while, and eventually stopped showing anything at all. My new one seems to be working so far, which is good.
It’s really difficult to modify the screwdriver though, I had a go at it with a circular saw, but try as I might it wouldn’t undo the screws. So basically I just wasted a perfectly good screwdriver.