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^ I'm pretty sure you can buy used car parts without actually doing the dismantling yourself.
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True, though I have an old clunker at the moment that's got one tire in the grave, and I'd like to get some components out before it heads to the scrapyard.^ I'm pretty sure you can buy used car parts without actually doing the dismantling yourself.
If you're going to send it to the scrap yard you might as well go along for the trip and pick up a car seat of your choice while you're there. That's where you want to go to get one.True, though I have an old clunker at the moment that's got one tire in the grave, and I'd like to get some components out before it heads to the scrapyard.
this thread makes me lol because OP was troll but autism from farmers ruined it
Nah, I’m seriously considering buying one. I don’t have all the tools necessary for emulation and by the time I would, the spent money would already equal the amount needed for an Arcade 1up.
Go through all that and have the negative feelings of piracy. Or buy an officially licensed, beautiful mock-up TMNT cabinet at $200 per game.
Or I’ll just not have a merry Christmas
Something else to consider that's cheaper and much smaller are those Pandora's Box joystick things:
They're like $130 and are packed to the brim with pirated games. I only ever briefly tried one once and played some danmaku shooter on it, and it seemed solid. Didn't buy one myself because I like DIYing shit and it's not an all-in-one kinda deal, you bring your own TV. I dunno, there's another option, maybe not for the OP but for anyone reading this
Eerily prescient!Honestly people may hate them, but it's the only way to get a new legal copy of Turtles in Time and Simpsons Arcade.
But currently Konami is awash with Amazon and Sony money so anything could happen.