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As a big fan of classic video games, I've recently been a happy camper seeing numerous devices coming to the market that play classic Nintendo, Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis games coming to the market. Here is a quick overview to help you pick an affordable emulator or retro gaming station.

Home Systems

Yobo FC-3

The FC-3 plays NES, SNES and Genesis games. It has a slot for each one and a switcher to select which system you want to play.

Pros: The FC-3 Emulation is very good. The NES and SNES are nearly flawless. I really liked the faithfulness of the music and sound effect emulation. The Sega Genesis emulation is also very high level, it can handle crazy high speed Sonic the Hedgehog runs and keep up with busy sprite filled screens. 2 Player games work just fine as well. It even includes a light gun for NES games such as Duck Hunt.

Cons: The controllers are proprietary and nothing like the controllers of any of the systems the FC-3 plays. The buttons are a little close together and it takes some time to get used to pressing the right ones. There are no options to map the buttons; you are stuck with a default assignment. You are also limited to only 2 players.

Retro Duo NES/SNES Console

The Retro duo looks like the mini Nintendo system and has slots for Nintendo and Super Nintendo systems. It supports two player and even has S-video out for optimum picture quality. The controllers are modeled after the original SNES controller.

Pros: The emulation is great, no complaints there, and the controller is the best out of the items reviewed here. It does feel like a SNES controller but just a bit cheaper. It definitely works though. I have heard a rumor that this is the only retro system that plays certain SNES games, although the ones I own work on both.

Cons: The sound is off a little bit off in the SNES emulation, its not too bad most of the time, but it isn't the original quality either. The cartridge slots just seem a tiny bit small too; taking the games out is a little scary.

Portable Systems

Dingoo Game King

The Game King is basically a black box with emulators for NES, SNES, Sega Master System, Gameboy Advance and a variety of custom homebrew applications and games. It also plays mp3s lets you read text documents and store files. It connects thru USB and allows you to load up ROMs for any games you own from your computer and take them on the go with you.

Pros: The Game King has really faithful graphic emulation; games look exactly like they do on the TV screen. The audio visual output for your TV is probably the coolest feature, allowing you to play on your home television. The saving and loading features are great, especially when you only have short playing sessions. The sound emulation is great for the NES and Sega Master system.

Cons: The SNES emulation is not the best. The sound emulation is fuzzy and the sound effects are often way off. There is massive slowdown when the action gets heavy. You can minimize this by turning off the sound and raising the frame rate skip. But it is still kind of disappointing and makes sound only really usable for playing RPGs or other non-action type games.

GP2X Wiz MAME/Amiga/Console Emulator

The GP2X is a powerful device that can play SNES, NES, Gameboy, Gameboy Advance, MAME (arcade roms), Atari, NeoGeo, and even more. With 1 Gig of storage space, you have room for all your favorite ROMS which you can load from your computer onto this device along with emulators.

Pros: The GP2X is powerful! It keeps up with the heaviest 16-bit action for the SNES with only slight frame rate loss but it handles every other system flawlessly. The sound and controls respond perfectly and the over-clocking ability keeps the MAME ROMS running smoothly as well.

Cons: The buttons don't feel like a Nintendo or Sega controller, they're a bit small too. The biggest Con is that nothing comes set up. There are lots of resources to set it up online, but it may seem daunting to the less computer savvy gamer.

There are lots of options out there if your old Nintendo and SNES have not survived the years. Depending on your gaming needs any of these products will get you back in 8-bit action!

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How can you be sure that person is “it”
The person you're to spend the rest of your life with
The person to be there in good times and bad
The person you're to love and forgive even when you're mad
Is there some way, like algebra, to check the outcome
Before you say “I do” and a new life has begun
Is there a tiny voice inside that will confirm yes or no
Some audible indication of whether to stay or to go

I'm sure we could be content with a number of people
But who's the one with whom you're to exchange vows under the steeple
Can you find this assurance in your heart or in your mind
Will you know if it's not right before you run out of time
How do you know if all the irritating things you'll be able to handle
Or if eventually they will be what causes your marriage to dismantle
How do you know where the balance is between selfishness and compromise
How can you be sure it's love and you're not telling yourself lies

Lies to make you believe you're happy so you don't have to be alone
Lies that have you believe it's love and true wisdom you forgo
Could it be after all the time invested you simply want to receive
So you don't feel you've wasted precious years you can never retrieve
If it's the person God intended, shouldn't you just know
And shouldn't there be no thoughts of doubt disrupting the flow
If you've found your “soul mate” should you still wonder inside
If there's someone that's a better fit or something more for you to find

Will there ever be a point where there is no question if they're “the one”
Will the doubting subside after your marriage has begun
Will there always be lingering thoughts of if you did the right thing
Shoulda, woulda, coulda, what do all of these thoughts mean?
Is there something broken if you need some sign or reassurance
To know if it's really a future of happiness and love not merely endurance
If you have questions in your mind should these questions be enough
To tell you something isn't right and you should listen to your gut

Others already married say they don't know how, they just “knew”
Without further elaboration how am I supposed to know too
Maybe it's a feeling of peace instead of this mental unrest
Not this fluttering in my stomach or the tightness in my chest
Some say you may get cold feet or jitters, but they'll eventually go away
How am I to know this distress and turmoil isn't here to stay
I'm in no rush to walk down the isle or jump over the broom
Until I'm more than 100 percent sure I've been found by the right groom

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He plays uptight Park Avenue resident Pete Campbell on 'Mad Men,' but actor Vincent Kartheiser is decidedly less materialistic than his alter ego.

In an interview with the UK Observer, Kartheiser, who resides in LA, says he no longer has a car (he takes the bus or walks) and lives in a home with no toilet.

He claims to use his neighbor's.

“I don't have a toilet at the moment. My house is just a wooden box. I mean I am planning to get a toilet at some point. But for now I have to go to the neighbours. I threw it all out.”

(As he says this, I'm wondering whether this is just another of the parts Kartheiser might be trying on for size, but to prove the point he later takes me back to his house, which really is an empty wooden box, a small one-room bungalow on a nondescript Hollywood street and indeed it has no lavatory.) Is that a Buddhist thing, I wonder, or an early midlife crisis thing?

“It started a couple of years ago,” he says. “It was in response to going to these Golden Globe type events and they just give you stuff. You don't want it. You don't use it. And then Mad Men started to become a success on a popular level and people started sending me stuff, just boxes of shit. Gifts for every holiday, clothes. One day, I looked around and thought 'I don't want this stuff, I didn't ask for it'. So I started giving it to friends or charity stores, or if it is still in its box I might sell it for a hundred bucks. I liked it so I didn't stop.”

But he admits he does own a bed.

Fortunately, with Season 4 of 'Mad Men' about to film (it starts airing in July), he will have somewhere to use a toilet for the next several months.

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As a big fan of car-sharing networks — I ditched my car last year and am a City CarShare customer — I absolutely heart this idea: Spride Share, a car-sharing network where regular car owners can rent out their vehicles to drivers, is coming out of stealth today. The startup is being led by one of the earliest greentech investors out there: Sunil Paul, who founded early-stage investment firm Spring Ventures and was an early investor in Nanosolar (here’s a Q&A I ran with Paul when I launched Earth2Tech three years ago).

The company also has an advisory board that a who’s who of Internet and transportation innovators, including Reid Hoffman, founder and chairman, LinkedIn; Mark Pincus, CEO, Zynga; Dan Kammen, director, UC Berkeley Institute of Transportation Studies; and Rick Hutchinson, CEO, City CarShare. The company says it will be able save car owners money on the cost of owning a vehicle and will enable people who don’t own a vehicle to have another car-as-a-service option. The company will use the web and social networking to deliver this distributed model of car sharing.

Spride Share is looking to grab ahold of the recent surge in car-sharing networks. According to Frost & Sullivan, the number of drivers using car-sharing networks increased 117 percent between 2007 and 2009 in North America. Within five years, the firm expects to see 4.4 million people in North America and 5.5 million people in Europe signing up for services like the one from Zipcar, more than tripling membership from 2009.

However, the big hitch right now for Spride Share is that current insurance law isn’t too friendly when it comes to people renting out personal vehicles (a startup called RelayRides that’s working with a similar idea for distributed car sharing has taken out a $1 million insurance policy to supplement a car owner’s coverage in case a user damages their car). So the service isn’t available now and might not be available until the law changes. On that end, the startup, along with City CarShare, has been working with California State Assembly member Dave Jones (D-Sacramento) to create Assembly Bill 1871, which would change insurance law to permit remuneration for personal vehicle sharing. The company asks you to support the bill on its site and is holding a press conference on the subject today.

If the service becomes available, Spride Share says it is free for vehicle owners to join, and they can make an estimated $2,000-$7,200 per year week depending on how many hours per week their cars are rented out. Spride Share plans to use a similar style communications service as Zipcar and City CarShare, with a key fob to open up the door and log in the user (the key fob system takes four hours to install, says the company), and the service sounds familiar as well with penalties for dirty cars and late returns.

For more on vehicles and IT check out GigaOM Pro (subscription required):

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Mobility on Demand Takes Aim at Transport Networks’ “Last Mile”

Electric Vehicles Give “Mobility as a Service” a Jumpstart

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