Favorite Ghibli flick. ALSO PLAYS ON PS3.
Yeah, that one I know about. It does recharge while you use the system though. At least that's how I understand how it works.
Only in Germany.In Europe, we have the japanese ones.
I know, it's sad.
Unfortunately no. Universum Anime only distributes in German-speaking countries and there is no reason for them to add Eng subs. Furthermore it could lead to complication with the British distributor.
I forgot some more pickups:
Some studio ghibli love:
How's the noise leak/isolation if you don't mind me asking? Looking to get rid of my Beats by Dre Studios that I own for a couple years already. I like the bass and noise isolation but the headphones are too flat for me.Needed a new set of cans to replace my failing Koss Porta Pro's and ended up getting these XB500's in town, I'm actually impressed with overall sound quality and the bass is powerful & clean without sounding muddy.
Its the Blu-ray version released in Holland. Region B only and not English friendly.
Mother of God, that is awesome.Big month so far:
Picked up and framed a couple Mondo posters:
Jurassic Park Variant. #80/125. I need to get a better frame...
Favorite Ghibli flick. ALSO PLAYS ON PS3.
Been reminiscing lately about my teenager years and involvement in a major C64 warez group (days long gone but I miss you 80's) and wanted to replace my now long gone gear.
First I scored a Commodore 128D with no yellowing or anything, and the guy selling it didn't know anything about it (estate procurement) but when it arrived it was missing the keyboard.
Then I happened on someone selling a VIRGIN Commodore 128 and 1571 drive. They were in the original boxes with disks still sealed, original cable ties the whole ball of wax. They had been sitting in their boxes and wrapped in plastic somewhere for 25 years (mfg date 7/86).
Finding this stuff without yellowing is practically impossible.
Been reminiscing lately about my teenager years and involvement in a major C64 warez group (days long gone but I miss you 80's) and wanted to replace my now long gone gear.
First I scored a Commodore 128D with no yellowing or anything, and the guy selling it didn't know anything about it (estate procurement) but when it arrived it was missing the keyboard.
Then I happened on someone selling a VIRGIN Commodore 128 and 1571 drive. They were in the original boxes with disks still sealed, original cable ties the whole ball of wax. They had been sitting in their boxes and wrapped in plastic somewhere for 25 years (mfg date 7/86).
Finding this stuff without yellowing is practically impossible.
Sorry for the quality of the pictures...week end has been tough for my wallet...
Loose Final Fight Tough
Been reminiscing lately about my teenager years and involvement in a major C64 warez group (days long gone but I miss you 80's) and wanted to replace my now long gone gear.
First I scored a Commodore 128D with no yellowing or anything, and the guy selling it didn't know anything about it (estate procurement) but when it arrived it was missing the keyboard.
Then I happened on someone selling a VIRGIN Commodore 128 and 1571 drive. They were in the original boxes with disks still sealed, original cable ties the whole ball of wax. They had been sitting in their boxes and wrapped in plastic somewhere for 25 years (mfg date 7/86).
Finding this stuff without yellowing is practically impossible.
