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Then I think it actually achieved its purpose :LOL:

Here's an interesting Kickstarter product. LCD in a CRT-inspired case with a wide variety of video inputs supporting many different vintage computer and gaming platforms. Unfortunately doesn't seem like there's a Mac DB15 input available yet, but could be added with an expansion pod...

@SparrowRat awesome! Yeah will be interesting to see what everyone will be using and their ISP/service. My setup is a G4 AGP/400, IDE hard drive, 9.2 2. I just stole some RAM from the G4 DA and upped to 768MB. Stock Rage 128 Pro video card driving a modern Acer 24" LCD. I also have a...

Fair enough, we shall leave you to focus on your overclocking then while us gamers try to blow each other up ;)

All materials procured for IIfx recap and battery holder replacement.

@Phipli does this mean you'll play Q3A or some other game with us? Or are you...yellow? :unsure:

Gotcha, thanks for the Marathon info. Maybe will be an opportunity to play together IRL sometime.

Sweet thanks! I think for our 68kmla to-be games, we should restrict play to vintage machines, much cooler that way ;)

I installed Quake III Arena for OS9 last night. I most definitely did not play this version back in the day. Was able to handshake with some Quake 3 Internet servers, but seems this install is a lower version than the servers were running, so couldn't connect. I didn't feel like figuring out...

Cool, yes I'm sure finding a good time will be a chore. Who else would be in?

Quake III - right on! Now trying to remember if I played II or III online, maybe both. Regardless, all your base are belong to us! :p

Seems there are quite a few folks with or building G3 and G4 class gaming machines. Are there any vintage online gaming servers? I remember having a blast playing Quake II online back in the day. Unreal Tournament looks pretty cool too (never played back then). Would be fun to game online...

Haha well put! We played Duke over than LAN at my 90s ISP while taking tech support calls. Was a very split brain experience showering the playing field with rocket fire while walking an old lady who just bought home her first PC from Best Buy through setting up Dial Up Networking :ROFLMAO...

Well done, glad to see another IIfx revived!

I'll be sure to give your Macintosh 256k an honorable mention on the Difinitive Guide to Compacts!