The Inferno Out: How to make Inferno stop chewing on the Christmas JTAG

Hard drive what's that, is that the thing you wiggle and blow into to get the cartridges to play right?
:revwacko:

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Originally Posted by Sprung

:lol

I can remember when the difference between 2MB and 4MB would determine whether you had enough room on your hard drive to install a game or not :P

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I remember when 2 MB was bigger than your hard drive. >.>

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Originally Posted by Colamisu

I remember when 2 MB was bigger than your hard drive. >.>

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I Remember when we didnt even HAVE hard drives we had cassette tapes :ignore:

did I post in here at all yesterday? I feel as though I didn't and I really don't feel like searching. anyway greetings and salutations hmm that sounds rather out of character.
back to lurking while I have a cup of tea and read some manga.

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Originally Posted by Kouen

I Remember when we didnt even HAVE hard drives we had cassette tapes :ignore:

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The good ol' Commodore/Amstrad days (I had a green and black Amstrad)

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Originally Posted by Englebert3rd

The good ol' Commodore/Amstrad days (I had a green and black Amstrad)

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CPC-464?

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Originally Posted by Kouen

CPC-464?

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That one exactly. Then read a few years ago on Retro Gamer that there's a coloured screen version.Didn't have many games for it, though.

OMG my first Thing i played game on was the amstrad cpc-464 lol

Oh Mummy and Fruit machine where awesome i still have tapes ......somewhere

I had the green screen but my mate had the colour. Lucky bastard

:yawn:

Last day, then 4 days off...
I need to wake up

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Originally Posted by Darklinky

OMG my first Thing i played game on was the amstrad cpc-464 lol

Oh Mummy and Fruit machine where awesome i still have tapes ......somewhere

I had the green screen but my mate had the colour. Lucky bastard

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Damn you, Amstrad for releasing the Green screen! I've bought some cassettes recently for it. Did you know that if you record the cassettes into mp3 and put it on a player, then plug it into the amstrad, you can play the game? :P

EDIT: I actually should blame Alan Sugar. :P

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Originally Posted by Sprung

Then why does it take 4 hours to update it?
I bet the 360 update is like 8 seconds.

Just the other day I updated Brutal Legend on the 360. Took less than 10 seconds. When I had it for the PS3, I am positive it took 45 minutes.

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That pisses me off too, sometimes I just disable the network connection to avoid downloading until another time so I can just play the game I want.

My goal is to be playing SOTN on the PSP today. I'm wading through this without the help of my wife....'RARs', 'Folders', and 'Extract Frogs'....DAMN you bastard things - I'm fighting the good fight!

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I'm so CLOSE I can smell the PSX games....just minor foolishness on my part not knowing what to 'drag' or 'drop' here or there...

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Originally Posted by GradyWilson

My goal is to be playing SOTN on the PSP today. I'm wading through this without the help of my wife....'RARs', 'Folders', and 'Extract Frogs'....DAMN you bastard things - I'm fighting the good fight!

:crikey:

I'm so CLOSE I can smell the PSX games....just minor foolishness on my part not knowing what to 'drag' or 'drop' here or there...

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Well, if it' a PSX game, it's likely an EBoot inside a folder.
What you want to do is put that FOLDER with the eboot in it into PSP/GAME on your memory stick.

I Actually made a constructive post :o whatever next

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Originally Posted by Kouen

I Actually made a constructive post :o whatever next

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I'm helping him out now, doing a more understandable tutorial.