Happen to pop into GameStop and spotted these three. Felt nice buying new Dreamcast games at an actual store. Non of the employees knew anything about the games or what console it was for which is wild
I never noticed the the manuals aged with each new entry. Cool little details like this I miss. I recently completed thieves in time and I was not happy about the 5th act or really the direction they took with this game. The original 3 is the way to go.
Yeah this was a first for me and I’ve been playing this game for a long time lol
Everyone knows that consoles such as the snes, dreamcast, and more will start to turn yellow overtime mainly due to being exposed to sunlight. I’ve seen methods of reversing this process on YouTube to restore them to their original color which seems great. I don’t have any consoles that have this issue thankfully but I am curious if anyone has tried putting ceramic coat( used on car) on the console after restoring them? I’ve heard from everyone that the results don’t last after de-yellowing, but from what I can find I don’t see anyone trying this. I ask because ceramic coat is supposed to be safe for plastic and is supposed to repel UV. This seems like the most logical next choice to help prevent this from happening in the future as well as keeping it out of the sunlight. Have there been long term test that have shown that using it greatly slows down the yellowing process?
Got some time off and am finally playing Flink. It’s a pretty solid platformer. Always nice to boot up the model 1 cd. Anyone have thoughts on this game/ played it back when it released?