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I'm in.

Starts in 3 days? That is a long ways away.

Charlatan
Shizukana
paddyjoe
Rdr4evr
uncle phil
flyman
stug
sticky
vorpal rabbit

I have all of you signed up . . . . Sign ups will continue for about another 36 hours . . . Keep 'em coming!

Registration is closed. If your name is not on the list above ^^^^^^^^^ please don't post pictures, or give out clues. Thanks in advance. Now onto the list!!

Please post pictures of the following systems . . . .

1. Playstation 2
2. X-Box
3. Gamecube
4. Dreamcast
5. Nintendo 64
6. Playstation
7. Sega Saturn
8. Sega CD

Good Luck!

<img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v172/unclephil/nintendo64.jpg">

nintendo 64

Just waiting on Stug and rabbit!!

maybe send 'em a pm..........

Ok, I'm enforcing double elimination . . . Stug and vorpal_rabbit have both been eliminated leaving us down to . . .

Charlatan
Shizukana
paddyjoe
Rdr4evr
uncle phil
flyman
sticky

1. Sega Saturn
2. Sega Genesis
3. NES
4. Game Boy Advanced
5. Game Gear
6. Game Boy

edit- Uncle Phil . . . . What the hell is that under the N64 in your picture?

That's the doomed 64DD FailedEagle....the disk drive add-on
http://www.zamon.net/mtype/GBA.jpg

<img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v172/unclephil/saturn-1.jpg">

Sega Saturn

Quote:

Originally Posted by FailedEagle

What does it do??

...............

Quote:

¿What is the 64DD?

The 64DD is an add-on for the Nintendo 64. It was a disk drive that slotted into the bottom of the system in the ext. port. It used thick grey disks bigger in physical size than normal floppys with 1 to 32MB of rewriteable space. (Depending how much the developer needed)

¿Was it released?

Well, yes but just barley. It was released long after initially promised and in extremely limited numbers.

¿Where was it released?

It was only released in Japan with 9 titles.

¿Did it have online play?

Yes and no. It had an internet service called Randnet that the 64DD user would sign up with to get online. If you signed up you would also get one game a month in the mail. It also offered sites were subscribers could download content and pictures for the Mario artist studios. A keyboard was also included. However online one game had online play, a Japanese pro golf tournament game.

¿What games were released?

Just nine. Go to the Games Section for the complete list.

¿When was it first announced?

When the N64 was first revealed it was announced that a bulky drive would latter be released with further games. The later part was indeed correct. It was around 3+years later.

¿That’s all fine and dandy but what the heck was the purpose?

When the N64 was originally announced to be a cartridge system many developers were disappointed. The Playstation would be a CD system and easy for developers to make games and cheaper. But with cartridges costs were high and storage space was small, compared to Cd's were low cost and high storage. It also had 1-32MB writeable space. The 64DD was the answer. The media storage was more than a cartridge but ten times less than a CD (64DD Disk 64MB CD Around 700MB).

¿Ok, it sounds awesome, why didn’t it succeed?

There is no one reason but rather a few factors. For example the many and long delays decreased interest. Also, by the time it was released it had no killer-apps and the cartidge storage problem was nearly fixed as Resident –Evil and Zelda: Ocarina of Time had both used massive cartridges. The price was not an issue as Nintendo was fully focused on the current N64 lineup as well as the development and release of Project Dolphin (Gamecube).

Dammit. My computer goes down, and look what happens. *sighs* Ah well. Next time, I suppose.

I was gone for a while, I am surprised that no one posted this yet.
http://www.vgfanatic.com/pictures/pi...ms-gameboy.gif

Paddyjoe has been eliminated! . . . .

New list . . .

1. Atari
2. PC
3. Any single Arcade game
4. N-Gage
5. Gordan Shumway

raider, all i could see of yours was a red X...hope it wasn't an atari...

<img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v172/unclephil/ATARI20-20CENTIPEDE201981.jpg">

I'm a little scared that I knew who Gordon Shumway was without looking it up... and I really disliked this show... and I'm not kiddin' Willy...

http://www.altair.org/pix/alf.jpg

paddyjoe . . . you are the weakest link . . . Goodbye!

I am going to come forward and be honest here.

I think that you mean that I am the weakest link, <b>paddyjoe</b> was eliminated last round.

an honest man........good on you bro........

That's just the kind of guy I am.

righty-oh . . . Thanks for the honesty . . . . Sticky wins one game to be eliminated in the other . . . new list coming soooooon!

Down to four . . .

1. A single blue M&M

2, a person yo-yo'ing (the string has to be out of the yo-yo)

3. a lucky rabbit's foot

4. Peter Griffin

Peter Griffin - nyhaahahahaha....

http://www.echo-7.com/opticals/010_familyguy.gif