Wonderwave Goodbye
I can't believe that I missed out on a brand new Wonderwave that was selling on eBay and went for £5.19.
I would have had no use or purpose for it, but as a Wonderswan collector, you have to take these opportunities when you see them. I actually had it on my Watch list but had to go out and forgot to bid.
The lesson from this story? Never go out again and you will get eBay bargains.
I would have had no use or purpose for it, but as a Wonderswan collector, you have to take these opportunities when you see them. I actually had it on my Watch list but had to go out and forgot to bid.
The lesson from this story? Never go out again and you will get eBay bargains.
posted by Wonderswan Gamer @ 12:44 PM
5 Comments:
At 1:14 PM,
Bearwise said…
Sorry about snapping that Wonderwave away from you. I had no idea that you were the other bidder until I visited the blog.
Frankly, I was surprised that nobody else had bid after such a ridiculously low bid. Rest assured that it will be put to good use as I develop on the Wonderswan and wanted to experiemt with IR transfer. No hard feelings I hope :)
At 3:19 PM,
Wonderswan Gamer said…
Hi Bearwise,
No hard feelings at all :-)
Sounds like you will get some proper use out of it. I probably would have just looked at the box in awe.
Come back and let me know how your dev goes and if you come up with any cool projects etc.
At 1:50 AM,
bearwise said…
Sure will. Now I just have to find another wonderwave to complete the link. In the meantime, I'm keeping busy learning how to program the wonderwitch. Damm, I wish I knew how to make files using the turbo C code. Using the supplied libraries is severly limiting.
At 8:04 PM,
anime5ever said…
wow this blog is doa :(
At 8:13 PM,
Wonderswan Gamer said…
DOA!! Harsh!
Not quite dead yet, just suffering the side effects of me having a cold or flu this past week.
But the good news is my top two most wanted games are now on eBay!
Happy days are just around the corner!
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