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>>181713
i know thats an option but the quality is kinda low...
also Bump

>>181740
Not him but you wont find any better, and by reading the description of the video that's probably the same quality than buying the song.

You can also buy GooglePlay/Itunes gift cards, that's what i do when i need to buy stuff online.

As a last resort you can just listen to vaguely something similar like ZTS.

>>181683
Fooly Cooly(FLCL) if you haven't already seen it, also The Devil Is a Part-Timer is pretty good which is currently on Netflix along with Squid Girl.

Kara No Kyoukai

>>181683
What are your tastes, what did you watch already and like, what are you wanting to watch now, what have you already seen etc.

>>181650
Meant component

Yes, using component cables splits the signal over seperate cables, so less interference can occur.

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>>181650
>does this extend all the way back to consoles like n64 or NES?
Yes, but almost all SD consoles' native format is RGB (not YPbPr).

For the best quality, you'll want a device that can accept interlaced RGB signals. A big-ass arcade monitor would be ideal, but a big plasma or CRT would be good too. RGB was all over the place in Europe, but almost unheard of in the USA; any TV you got in Europe had several SCART sockets, all of which accepted RGB component.

In the USA, your best bet is an arcade monitor, but some US TVs took SCART; they called it "EIA Multiport".


* for the entirety of the SD era, we'd laugh at you guys, because you were using composite video, and sometimes upgrading to the "mind-blowing quality" of S-Video, whilst all our TVs and consoles just came with SCART.

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>>181604

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>>181604
>bonus points if it includes dics
What am I reading here?

>>181745
Dlcs lol

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>>181593
enjoy

>>182854
THANK YOU!!!!

Is it possible to make the text all caps, bigger, white (with black border), and "BLESSED ARE THE NEET" at the top, and "FOR THEY SHALL INHERIT THE EARTH" so the text stands out more?

>>182884
Or not! It's more subtle the way you made it. Maybe that's better.

Spice and Wolf

Baccano!

>>181584
This is what I thought of too. Not quite "comfy" but otherwise accurate.

Well the PSU would have to be working in some way if it's turning at least the case fans on. I almost want to say your CPU would been the issue, maybe fried some how? No brain = nothing functions.

>>181571

If you're not getting any POST errors then POST isn't even being run. This is a BIOS thing, not a CPU thing, the BIOS runs POST.

Do you have onboard graphics you can use instead of your GPU?

Can you get into your BIOS settings?

I'm thinking you might have lost your 5v rail with your 12v rail still in tact driving your case fan, HDD, and optical drive motors.

Has the PC been moved since you last used it? Is the mobo connector from the PSU fully connected?

>>181815
Core logic runs off 12v, anon, and has since 2003 or so.

All 5v does nowadays is power the USB ports.

Why do you want a couch with a MAGA hat on it?

Not OP, but I want this as well.

Why don't you try to learn how to photoshop yourself? This isn't anything special or interesting, no one will simply want to waste 5-10min's because you are lazy.

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Desperate bump

I think the nuts may have been photos with faces drawn on them, though it's possible the nuts themselves were drawn as well.

I should also make it clear that this was only part of a larger game that I remember nothing of - it was probably some collection of small games billed as educational.

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I'm pretty sure I'd get it from the local library if that somehow helps.

LIbrary peanut game. Peanut tells jokes. Grainy images. The 90s.

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This would've been, like, 1998, maybe '99. 2000 at the absolute latest.

Microwave and then toss in a lake with a rock attached to it.

Seriously just microwave it

drill holes in it

Idiot is a bit character from Tamako Market.

>Mech Pilot

http://gundam.wikia.com/wiki/Mick_Jack

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>>181964
>bumping the thread

>>181448
use chrome

>>181465
No.

Works fine for me using firefox.

>>181380
Did you jiggle the connection on the drive? I have Toshiba drive similar to the photo and that flat usb 3.0 connector gets picky after awhile.

>>181380
Tear out the drive and put it i new enclosure

>>181380
does it work with another computer? like, say, the one at the local library? ask the librarians nicely.

if it works, then consider going back to a previous restore point in windows, if you can. if it doesn't, then, yeah, like >>181590 suggests, open the drive up, remove the HD inside the case and plug it into a SATA interface. a desktop PC will generally have at least one SATA cable spare. if you're using a laptop... then.. i feel sorry for you.

The games' stories are not connected (with a few exceptions) so you can start with pretty much any of them

(I would recommend starting with VI)

>>181345

Starting with 1, 4, 6, 7, 9, 10, 12, or 13 are all decent places to start, I think. Those are all easy to get into and the "big" games that most people would flock to as the best in the series (besides 1, 12, and 13 maybe) although the further back you go, the more okay you'll have to be with earlier graphics.

You can play the PSP remake of 1 with heavily improved graphics without any loss of quality though. It even adds a bunch of bonus content at the end-game.

There's also the 3DS remake of 4, if you want to play it with 3D models and such instead of 2D sprites.

I believe 7 has an HD mod if you plan to play it on an emulator, so Google that, if you can't handle the graphics, I guess.


Anyway, for my own opinion, I'd recommend 9, 12, or 13. Despite all the criticism 12 and especially 13 get, I absolutely adore them, but maybe most of that adoration comes from the soundtracks of both. So definitely give all three of those a chance at least.

Also, like >>181350 said, none of the main Final Fantasy games are connected, so you really can just start wherever you want, but do know that 4, 7, 10, 12, and 13 do have sequel games, they're just not mainline games.

>>181345
You can start literally anywhere, OP. I started with 10, then 7-9, Final Fantasy Tactics (for PSX and one of the best games of the series), 1, 2, 4, 12 (which was a mistake), 6, 13 (even bigger mistake), 5, then 3.

That's not a suggested order; just to show that there's no real order to play them in. You could even start with FFXV and work your way backwards. Doesn't matter.

Be sure not to miss some other great SNES Squaresoft games. Chrono Trigger, Chrono Cross, and Secret of Evermore are particularly fantastic, with Chrono Trigger being an absolute must play.