Sumez just posted a photo of a TAP board on Facebook so I'm guessing that means it's confirmed for CTEC. :P
As per the title, that is what I don't want TC to become. We now have a bunch of threads talking about Ti torrents, Type-X bootlegs, Type-X hard disk...
It'd be interesting to hear from Seibu Kaihatsu or Taito or whoever was involved how much cost/effort was involved with the PC/Steam ports of Raiden...
So many new posts every day. Feels like 2007 again.
Modern tri-sync monitors (15/24/31 KHz) are auto syncing. Older tri-syncs and dual syncs will have one or more switches for switching the resolution...
Prices can be found here (in Japanese, and in Yen): http://tops-game.jp/list/taito.htm Ti is currently listed for ¥51,840: ﾀｲﾄｰ/ｱﾘｶ ﾃﾄﾘｽ...
We could keep a TC scoreboard. Anyone up for making a thread in Competition? :P
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This format is commonly known as RGBX, where "X" means something like "discard". It's basically just RGB24 aligned to 32 bits for performance...
It's actually right-up-left-down or left-up-right-down. And it's a problem because of the clover-shaped restrictor.
Yeah, I don't believe that it cost you $100 to get your passport and reschedule your flight. I call shenanigans. SHENANIGANS!!
I'd still like to see you pull it off on a Seimitsu :P
Most of these are probably outdated, but we have a list: TGM Public Western Location Thread
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http://tetrisconcept.net/wiki/Zangi-move :awe:
Promised is promised, here's your subforum! Now go make some posts about awesome puzzle games that aren't Tetris! :awe:
Subtle bump ;)
Alright, so THC just confirmed that I have a couch to crash on, and I've booked my flights. Expect nothing less than an absolutely awesome live...
It doesn't really matter much, but things to look out for are: - Sanwa stick (JLF-TP-8Y) - Sanwa buttons (OBSF-30) - Compatibility with your USB...
Not much actually, most of what I'd planned to put in the site relaunch didn't make it in. So basically all we've done now is moved to XenForo, with...
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