Well, the Micro Genius was a Famicom clone actually. It became so popular in Malaysia, even I thought it was a legit console. The Famicom was the original 8-bit Nintendo console, renamed to the US as the Nintendo Entertainment System, with a reworked cartridge shape to make it look less like a toy.

hi its been a long time i haven visited this thread, just wana ask the sifus here my gamecube was not been used for almost a year yesterday i boot the machine and it cant read my disc, i suspect its the lens kong and at ebay can easily buy a new lens kit but im afraid something else is wrong need some insight on the pro's here, this gamecube is so dear to me i dont want to buy a wii just to play gc games as new lens is way cheaper

well PSone is 20 years old tech...
and PS2 is 14 years old tech...

Didn't you know? Cyberbots is Capcom's No. 1 game! ~ Devilotte

Officially, Cyberbots was Japan only. I know that our arcades didn't really care whether it was Japan-only or whatever, but I never found a Cyberbots machine back then. I think it came out around 1997 or 1998, during Capcom's CPS2 days. Perhaps Capcom thought the west wasn't ready for this kind of game?

As for Rise of the Robots, well, the game did suck. But man, those were some killer graphics back in the day. Back when everyone used hand drawn sprites or digitized graphics, these guys were using 3D Studio, and boasting about using ray tracing techniques. I remember drooling over magazine previews for the game, and couldn't believe such graphics were possible. Too bad the game played like balls. Like, even the stupid special moves were hard to successfully perform.

Emulator is good but the gamepad....  Have to try out a lot of other gamepad to avoid the delay response.

What game is that?

I've also recently finished the first Ratchet & Clank on PS2. Took me around 6 months    Damn life gets in the way of my gaming needs. I remember back in the day I could finish the whole Jak & Daxter trilogy in around 1 week plus. Now one game also need half a year to finish.

Well, it's their job. They spend 8-5 playing games while we spend our 8-5 in the office  Average time to beat a game is usually around 8-12 hours and in my case those 12 hours are spread across maybe 2-3 months period as I get only around 1 hour of playing time every other day 

It's a cool job if you get to review great games but imagine your boss came to you "zenix, please review this new Barbie Horse Adventure game. 3-page review and give it positive score because they have a 'deal' with our company. I want it on my desk tomorrow morning". Mati wei

Fren, I was also in secondary school during the 90s but I can also masuk arcade .. hehehehe  . I remember you cannot go in with school uniform only (some went to the toilet to change shirt) during weekdays and I was mostly there in Sungai Wang arcades on the weekends. Fun times before the arcade purge in the late 90s.

I have no idea. Super Potato does carry stuff like stickers, plushies and toys, but not too sure about those items. I can try looking for them though.

Need to find of course. USB drives are sold almost everywhere, but I'm not sure about novelty ones. If you know the name of the store selling it, it will make my search easier.

Never used one of these, but I know about the old systems where you stored the games on cassettes. Must have been very cool stuff back the day.

Gonna go out on a limb and say it's the Atari 2600. Because I remember reading it was also referred to as the Atari VCS (Video Cassete System).