Dragon's Lair vs Dragon Slayer

[Joe Redifer]

Keranu, I can't see my OUTBOX in my PM folder, so I can't just cut and paste the titles which I sent him (he was only interested in my RF Demodulator because he enjoys demodulating RF.  Hell, who doesn't?)  Is there any way that I would be allowed to see the PMs I've sent so I could copy and paste and send one to you?  You're a mod.  FIX IT NOW!  Oh wait, you probably have to be an Admin to do that.

[FM-77]

Joe, it's on the left side of the MY MESSAGES page, just below the Inbox text. You can also use this link to reach it directly:

https://www.pcenginefx.com/forums/index.php?action=pm;f=outbox

[Turbo D]

If you don't click this one box your outgoing messages wont be saved in the outbox. I think this is what happened to joe.

[FM-77]

Actually messages are saved in the outbox by default.

[Joe Redifer]

Yeah, there are no messages in my outbox.  I checked earlier.  And I never deleted it.  I even checked my outbox right after I sent it and before Michael read it, and it wasn't there.  I recently just sent him another PM and it isn't in my outbox, either.

I see the box Turbo D is talking about.  That seems odd, it should be checked by default.

PS - I copied and pasted the text from another forum I posted it on long ago and sent Keranu a PM. 

[Keranu]

Sorry I can't do any actual forum change stuff, only the administrator can. I received your PM Joe, will reply!

[Kitsunexus]

BTW, the ultimate laserdisc game is the one that needed the MSX hooked up to the laserdisc player, what was that called?

Oh yeah, Star Fighters. I just like it for the graphics and music...

[guyjin]

You're entitled to your opinion about Dragon's Lair, but saying it ruined laserdisc is BULLSHIT.

I didn't mean that literally; I was trying to be funny.

[Turbo D]

I thought that it was funny 

[Keranu]

Those old laserdisc games were so high tech looking. My favorite is M.A.C.H. 3, which the inferior After Burner game shamefully rip offed .

By the way, that Star Fighters game looks sweet! I didn't know there were any MSX games that used laserdiscs.

[guyjin]

Those old laserdisc games were so high tech looking. My favorite is M.A.C.H. 3, which the inferior After Burner game shamefully rip offed .

By the way, that Star Fighters game looks sweet! I didn't know there were any MSX games that used laserdiscs.

Didn't sega have their own laserdisc shooter? it was in space...

[Kitsunexus]

Those old laserdisc games were so high tech looking. My favorite is M.A.C.H. 3, which the inferior After Burner game shamefully rip offed .

By the way, that Star Fighters game looks sweet! I didn't know there were any MSX games that used laserdiscs.

Didn't sega have their own laserdisc shooter? it was in space...

Astro Belt, FTW...

[gundarN]

I liked Firefox and Galaxy Ranger.
I know I probably shouldn't, and if I were to play them today I would be appalled.

[Kitsunexus]

What about Cube Quest and Interstellar Laser Fantasy?

I mainly like the trippy CGI laser games.

[Kitsunexus]

Oh and unless I'm WAY wrong here, there was some laserdisc game by Taito that used the anime Ninja Scroll as it's video, and it was never released over here although we did receive a censored PS1 port. It was called Ninja Hayate, I think? There was also a game called Chuck Rock which used a Lupin the III anime movie, and some Space Cruiser Yamato game (WAVE GUN!).


EDIT: Aight so I WAS way wrong, Ninja Hayate is 1984 and is a completely original (and mainly family-friendly) anime, Ninja Scroll is 1993 (way past the laserdisc game novelty years) and would require HEAVY editing to be shown in arcades.

So Ninja Hayate did NOT use Ninja Scroll as it's video, my bad.