Query: ps1

title: Sony Playstation PS One - Video Game Console (Renewed)
text: Product Description One of the most successful video game consoles ever created has been miniaturized! The lightweight PS one packs gaming into a portable, compact unit. The 32-bit processor delivers all the power, visual clarity, and extraordinary gameplay of the original PlayStation. With available accessories like the LCD Screen (for PS one) and Car Adaptor (for PS one), the PS one console lets you take PlayStation gaming to places it's never been. Of course, it plays CDs too! Product Description One of the most successful video game consoles ever created has been miniaturized! The lightweight PS one packs gaming into a portable, compact unit. The 32-bit processor delivers all the power, visual clarity, and extraordinary gameplay of the original PlayStation. With available accessories like the LCD Screen (for PS one) and Car Adaptor (for PS one), the PS one console lets you take PlayStation gaming to places it's never been. Of course, it plays CDs too!

title: Sony Original Playstation One Console (Renewed)
text: Product Description Included is the AV cable, power cable, one controller, and console. However, the memory card is not included. Product Description Included is the AV cable, power cable, one controller, and console. However, the memory card is not included.

title: Playstation Classic Console with 20 Classic Playstation Games Pre-Installed Holiday Bundle, Includes Final Fantasy VII, Grand Theft Auto, Resident Evil Director's Cut and More

title: Sony PlayStation Classic Console Holiday 20 Games Bonus Bundle
text: Product Description Put your gaming hats on and immerse yourself into a fantastical world. The Sony PlayStation is just what you need for a gaming night with your friends. This classic edition console lets you play 20 pre-loaded games. It comes with two wired controllers and a virtual memory card. This PlayStation from Sony is smaller than the original PlayStation and big on fun! Launch yourself in a virtual world of fun and experience the all-new PlayStation like never before. This classic PlayStation is lightweight and sleek and will provide you with years of fun expriences. Any time is game time! Show your enthusiasm as a gamer and jump in on your PlayStation! Dimensions (Overall): 8.88 inches (H) x 2.28 inches (W) x 3.75 inches (D) Weight: 2.28 pounds Model Compatibility: This Playstation Classic Bundle Includes: Playstation Classic Console USB AC Adaptor HDMI cable User Manual 20-Pre-loaded Games: Data Storage Drive Capacity: No built-in storage Output Type: HDMI Connectivity: USB Features: Video Game Console: Lightweight, Slim Design Street Date: December 3, 2018 20-Pre-loaded Games: Battle Arena Toshinden Cool Boarders 2 Destruction Derby Final Fantasy VII Grand Theft Auto Intelligent Qube Jumping Flash Metal Gear Solid Mr. Driller Oddworld: Abe’s Oddysee Rayman Resident Evil Director’s Cut Revelations: Persona Ridge Racer Type 4 Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo Syphon Filter Tekken 3 Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Twisted Metal Wild Arms Important Update For US TV, you need change game setting to NTSC(60FPS) see the video instruction below link Product Description Put your gaming hats on and immerse yourself into a fantastical world. The Sony PlayStation is just what you need for a gaming night with your friends. This classic edition console lets you play 20 pre-loaded games. It comes with two wired controllers and a virtual memory card. This PlayStation from Sony is smaller than the original PlayStation and big on fun! Launch yourself in a virtual world of fun and experience the all-new PlayStation like never before. This classic PlayStation is lightweight and sleek and will provide you with years of fun expriences. Any time is game time! Show your enthusiasm as a gamer and jump in on your PlayStation! Dimensions (Overall): 8.88 inches (H) x 2.28 inches (W) x 3.75 inches (D) Weight: 2.28 pounds Model Compatibility: This Playstation Classic Bundle Includes: Playstation Classic Console USB AC Adaptor HDMI cable User Manual 20-Pre-loaded Games: Data Storage Drive Capacity: No built-in storage Output Type: HDMI Connectivity: USB Features: Video Game Console: Lightweight, Slim Design Street Date: December 3, 2018 20-Pre-loaded Games: Battle Arena Toshinden Cool Boarders 2 Destruction Derby Final Fantasy VII Grand Theft Auto Intelligent Qube Jumping Flash Metal Gear Solid Mr. Driller Oddworld: Abe’s Oddysee Rayman Resident Evil Director’s Cut Revelations: Persona Ridge Racer Type 4 Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo Syphon Filter Tekken 3 Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Twisted Metal Wild Arms Important Update For US TV, you need change game setting to NTSC(60FPS) see the video instruction below link

title: HDMI Cable for Playstation 2 & Playstation 1 Console (PS2 & PS1), PS1/PS2 to HDMI Adapter with True RGB Signal Output (100% Improved Video Quality), HD Converter with 4:3/16:9 Switch

title: RCA to HDMI Converter, AV to HDMI Cable, Composite to HDMI Adapter Support 1080P PAL/NTSC, Compatible with WII, WII U, PS one, PS2, PS3, STB, Xbox, VHS/VCR/DVD Players, Sega and Nintendo 64
text: Product Description AuviPal RCA to HDMI adapter is used for converting RCA (AV, Composite, CVBS) analog signal into HDMI digital signal, So we can play VHS/VCR/DVD Player, Nintendo/Sege/PS/Xbox old game consoles etc on modern TV which has HDMI port. More Features: No need to install drivers, portable, flexible, Easy plug and play Output both audio and video signals at time synchronization Can be displayed on Moniter/ TV with 1920x1080@60Hz, High bandwidth capability There is no lag in the video which will make your gaming experience flawless! For an old console, the picture is great even stretched to a 65" curved TV Read more PLUG and PLAY: Connect RCA Female to Nintendo 64. Connect HDMI Female to TV/Projector/Moniter with the included HDMI cable. Connect USB Male to TV's USB port or Wall USB Charger (Not included). Read more Widely Compatible Compatible with VHS/VCR/DVD Player, Nintendo 64, Wii/ Wii U, SNES/NES mini classic/Gamecube, Sega Gear, PS one/2/3 and Original Xbox and more! Package Included: 1 x RCA to HDMI Converter 1 x HDMI Cable 1 x User Manual  

title: 8BitDo USB Wireless Controller Adapter 2 Converter Dongle for Switch/Switch OLED,Windows,MacOS,Raspberry Pi,for PS5/PS4/PS3 Controller,Xbox Series X/S,Xbox One Bluetooth Controller, with OTG Cable
text: From the brand Previous page 8Bitdo is a premier 3rd party video game hardware company with a special focus on retro-themed game controllers. Renowned for producing the highest-quality retro controllers on the market. AKNES is an exclusive agent of 8BitDo. All products are from 8BitDo. 8BitDo controller and adapters Next page Product Description 8Bitdo USB Wireless Adapter Special Features: Vibration support on X-input mode 6-axis motion on Switch X-input, D-input, Mac mode, Switch mode Upgradable firmware Lag-free System Compatibility Switch, Windows, macOS Raspberry Pi, Android TV Box, Retrofreak Controller Compatibility 8BitDo controllers and arcade sticks (Note: Excluding 2.4G controllers) Xbox Series, Xbox One Bluetooth controllers (Supports Xbox One Controller / Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 with Bluetooth only) PS5(DualSense), PS4(DualShock 4, DualShock 4 Pro), PS3(DualShock 3) controllers Wiimote, Wii U Pro, Compatible with Nintendo Switch for Joy-Cons, Compatible with Nintendo Switch Pro Connectivity Bluetooth4.0 ( Support Bluetooth LE ) **NOTE**: Bluetooth controllers are supported only. 2.4g controllers are not supported. Ultimate software is compatible with Xbox Series X | S, Xbox One Bluetooth controllers, PS5, PS4 and Switch Pro only. The Bluetooth work mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc. DualSense (PS5) Wireless Controller **Required for all Bluetooth controllers** Switch Go to System Setting > Controller and Sensors > turn on Pro Controller Wired Communication The Switch system needs to be 3.0.0 or above. Windows Required system: Windows 7 SP1 or above Android Required system: Android 4.0 or above OTG support is required on your Android device How to PAIR: 1. Connect the USB Wireless Adapter to your device. 2. Press pair button on the USB Wireless Adapter, LED starts to blink rapidly. 3. Press [ CREATE+PS]--(DualSense (PS5)) / [SHARE + PS]--(DualShock 4 (PS4)) / [Xbox]--(Xbox Series / Xbox One controller) / [SYNC]--(Wii Remote / Wii U Pro / Switch pro / Switch Joy-Con Controller) button for 3 seconds to enter its pairing mode (this is required for the very first time only). 4. LED becomes solid when connection is successful. **Controller will auto reconnect with the press of PS / Xbox / POWER once it has been paired.** Switch Pro Controller Manual setting - Button + UP = Xinput mode - Button + LEFT = Dinput mode - Button + RIGHT = Mac mode - Button + DOWN = PSC mode - Button + L = Switch mode - Button + UP + LEFT = MD mode Xbox Series / Xbox One controller Manual setting VIEW + UP = Xinput mode VIEW + LEFT = Dinput mode VIEW + RIGHT = Mac mode VIEW + DOWN = PSC mode VIEW + LB = Switch mode VIEW + UP + LEFT = MD mode **Automatic mode switch supports Windows and Switch only. Press the button combos to switch other modes.** DualShock 4 (PS4) Wireless Controller Manual setting SHARE + UP = Xinput mode SHARE + LEFT = Dinput mode SHARE + RIGHT = Mac mode SHARE + DOWN = PSC mode SHARE + L1 = Switch mode SHARE + UP + LEFT = MD mode Read more  

title: PS2 PS1 PS3 to AV Cable LiNKFOR 6ft AV Cable Compatible for Playstation 1 2 3 Replace AV Cable
text: From the brand Previous page LiNKFOR OPTICAL SPLITTER LiNKFRO DAC CONVERTER LiNKFOR PROFESSIONAL MIC LiNKFOR AMPLIFIER About US LiNKFOR, a professional connectivity manufacturer, we focus on 5 product lines: HDMI switcher, optical splitter; DAC converter, microphone system and audio amplifier. We strive to provide customers with innovative products, allowing you to easily obtain and use the connected components which needed in a business technology program. Next page Product Description 

title: MB Quart PS1-216 Premium 2-Way Component Car Speaker System (Black, Pair) – 6.5 Inch Speaker System, 240 Watt Car Audio, 4 OHMS (Grills Included)
text: Product Description With MB Quart, we strive to push the boundary in perfecting sound. The all-new, top of the line, Premium Series truly makes Music. Defined. The Premium Series will offer you levels of clarity, coupled with rich quality sound, creating superior audio for all of your playlists that simply demand the best. The external component audiophile crossover networks are passive Cauer topology Butterworth filter crossovers for a smooth transition of frequencies from mid-range and mid-bass to the tweeter element designed into a compact crossover housing that can be easily hidden in the installation. High temperature adhesives are utilized to keep the coupling from cone to surround fused and are also impervious to cold weather. Molded Polymer Sealing gaskets are utilized to keep the speaker isolated from the mounting surface and improve protection from the water and dust intrusion. Stainless steel, push and insert connectors resist corrosion and create a superior electrical connection. Red woven fiber cotton poly blend spider to stabilize the cone and voice coil in all musical situations. Venting allows air passage through the spider and speaker frame ribs to exchange air over the voice coil. Product Description With MB Quart, we strive to push the boundary in perfecting sound. The all-new, top of the line, Premium Series truly makes Music. Defined. The Premium Series will offer you levels of clarity, coupled with rich quality sound, creating superior audio for all of your playlists that simply demand the best. The external component audiophile crossover networks are passive Cauer topology Butterworth filter crossovers for a smooth transition of frequencies from mid-range and mid-bass to the tweeter element designed into a compact crossover housing that can be easily hidden in the installation. High temperature adhesives are utilized to keep the coupling from cone to surround fused and are also impervious to cold weather. Molded Polymer Sealing gaskets are utilized to keep the speaker isolated from the mounting surface and improve protection from the water and dust intrusion. Stainless steel, push and insert connectors resist corrosion and create a superior electrical connection. Red woven fiber cotton poly blend spider to stabilize the cone and voice coil in all musical situations. Venting allows air passage through the spider and speaker frame ribs to exchange air over the voice coil.

title: JoyRetro 2.4ghz Wireless Controller for Playstation Classic Mini [Turbo Edition] Turbo Buttons, Controllers for Playstation Classic Mini [Compact & Ergonomic] (Playstation Classic.)
text: Product Description Premium quality wireless controller for an ultimate Playstation classic mini gaming experience Boost your power and intensity in your gaming sessions with the perfect wireless controller to replace Sony’s pint-sized stock controllers. Play in the most comfortable area in your room without worrying about cables that limit your convenience. WIRELESS Enjoy unrestricted gaming with a wireless controller. Forget the wires and cables and play your game anywhere you want in your room. The wireless transmission technology of this controller supports a range of up to 10 meters with remote control. Play your best from the most comfortable location for you. ERGONOMIC Take advantage of the compact and ergonomic design that gives the controller the perfect fit for the palms. The buttons and controls are well-placed for comfort and convenience. Play for a long period of time without feeling fatigued in your hands. STURDY This wireless controller is made from high-quality materials, making it durable even after long hours of tough play. This durable wireless controller can withstand all the pressing and movements in gaming sessions. WITH RECHARGEABLE BATTERY Enjoy long hours of continuous gameplay with a large-capacity rechargeable battery. You don’t have to worry about buying new batteries all the time. Save money with a rechargeable battery. Read more The perfect gift for your family and friends who are avid fans of Playstation classic mini Give your family and friends the perfect wireless controller that they can use with their Playstation classic mini. They will surely remember you whenever they enjoy long hours of gameplay. They will surely appreciate the comfort and convenience of this controller with rechargeable batteries and compact, ergonomic design. 

title: TENINYU Audio Video RCA Cable - Game Console Composite Accessories Connection AV Cable for PS1 PS2 PS3 Playstation,6FT
text: Product Description Description: This AV Cable provides composite video & audio [L/R] output for connecting your Sony PlayStation 1, Sony PlayStation 2 or 3 to a TV / Monitor. The RCA cable is perfectly compatible with PS1, PS2, PS2 Slim, PS3. Connect your PlayStation to any TV/Monitor with RCA composite inputs, transfer AV data to the PlayStation console, you can enjoy the games. Customer Service, 100% Satisfied Guarantee We provide professional audio cables and high-grade service with all heart and soul. Please don’t hesitate to contact us if you are not 100% satisfied with us for any reason. Note: To make the cable work with the PS3 console, please be sure that you reset the Video Output option on the console Specification: Connector: Audio Video to 3 RCA Length: 6FT Color: Black Weight (approx.): 100g Package List: 1* RCA Cable Product Description Description: This AV Cable provides composite video & audio [L/R] output for connecting your Sony PlayStation 1, Sony PlayStation 2 or 3 to a TV / Monitor. The RCA cable is perfectly compatible with PS1, PS2, PS2 Slim, PS3. Connect your PlayStation to any TV/Monitor with RCA composite inputs, transfer AV data to the PlayStation console, you can enjoy the games. Customer Service, 100% Satisfied Guarantee We provide professional audio cables and high-grade service with all heart and soul. Please don’t hesitate to contact us if you are not 100% satisfied with us for any reason. Note: To make the cable work with the PS3 console, please be sure that you reset the Video Output option on the console Specification: Connector: Audio Video to 3 RCA Length: 6FT Color: Black Weight (approx.): 100g Package List: 1* RCA Cable

title: POUND HDMI HD Link Cable - Compatible with PS1 and PS2 - HDMI Cable with RGB Display, 720p Resolution, Plus Micro USB Cable for Power
text: Product Description KEY FEATURES The HD Link Cable is backwards compatible with the Classic Original Playstation (PSX/PS1). Relive one of the largest video game libraries ever! We upscaled the resolution to 720p , this will allow for maximum possible video quality, and compatiblility with most modern TVs. PLUG AND PLAY Seamlessly links your old system to a modern television via HDMI with no adapters or power supplies. We tap into the PS2’s native RGB signal for excellent color reproduction and higher fidelity image quality than standard AV cables. Enjoy your PlayStation games in stunning graphical clarity - Your childhood never looked this good! REPLAY YOUR FAVORITE GAMES No system boasts a library of games better than the Playstation 2 and now you can finally get your old system connected to your brand new television with stunning high definition video quality. That’s right, play your PSX or PS One using the HD Link cable for the Playstation 2! Read more BETTER IMAGE The Pound Technology cables offer: Brighter images: No more fogginess Sharper textures: Say goodbye to blurry textures More accurate colors: Convert the Xbox's analogue component signal into pure, digital, HDMI __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ POUND HD Link Cable for Playstation 2 POUND HD Link Cable for Original Xbox POUND HD Link Cable for Dreamcast POUND HD Link Cable for SNES PS5 Controller Carrying Case Xbox Series X Controller Carrying Case Resolution 720p 480i to 1080i 720p 720p Signal RGB Component VGA RGB PAL and NTSC ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Format 4:3 4:3 (recommended) 4:3 4:3 Compatible with PSX/PS1 - - - Playstation 5 Controller Xbox Series X Controller  

title: Sega Genesis Mini - Genesis
text: Product Description The iconic SEGA Genesis console that defined a generation of gaming returns in a slick, miniaturized unit. The SEGA Genesis Mini console is loaded with 40 legendary games and is plug and play ready right out of the box! Games will be announced in four waves of 10 games. Key Features - Miniature SEGA Genesis replica - Includes 40 legendary games - Plug and play readyBox Contents - SEGA Genesis Mini Console & 2 wired controllers - 40 games- Power cable & USB adapter - HDMI cable Currently Announced Games (Wave 1): - Ecco the Dolphin - Castlevania: Bloodlines - Space Harrier 2 - Shining Force - Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine - Toe Jam & Earl - Comix Zone - Sonic the Hedgehog - Altered Beast - Gunstar Heroes Wave 2 Titles: - Earthworm Jim - Castle of Illusion - Shinobi III - Contra: Hard Corps - Sonic the Hedgehog 2 - World of Illusion - Thunder Force III - Super Fantasy Zone - Streets of Rage 2 - Landstalker Wave 3 Titles: - Beyond Oasis - Ghouls ‘n Ghosts - Alex Kidd - Golden Axe - Phantasy Star IV - Street Fighter 2 - Mega Man: The Wily Wars - Sonic Spinball - Vectorman - Wonderboy in Monster World Wave 4 Titles - Virtua Fighter 2 - Alisia Dragoon - Columns - Dynamite Headdy - Strider - Kid Chameleon - Light Crusader - Monster World IV - Eternal Champions - Road Rash II Bonus Games - Tetris - Darius Product Description The iconic SEGA Genesis console that defined a generation of gaming returns in a slick, miniaturized unit. The SEGA Genesis Mini console is loaded with 40 legendary games and is plug and play ready right out of the box! Games will be announced in four waves of 10 games. Key Features - Miniature SEGA Genesis replica - Includes 40 legendary games - Plug and play readyBox Contents - SEGA Genesis Mini Console & 2 wired controllers - 40 games- Power cable & USB adapter - HDMI cable Currently Announced Games (Wave 1): - Ecco the Dolphin - Castlevania: Bloodlines - Space Harrier 2 - Shining Force - Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine - Toe Jam & Earl - Comix Zone - Sonic the Hedgehog - Altered Beast - Gunstar Heroes Wave 2 Titles: - Earthworm Jim - Castle of Illusion - Shinobi III - Contra: Hard Corps - Sonic the Hedgehog 2 - World of Illusion - Thunder Force III - Super Fantasy Zone - Streets of Rage 2 - Landstalker Wave 3 Titles: - Beyond Oasis - Ghouls ‘n Ghosts - Alex Kidd - Golden Axe - Phantasy Star IV - Street Fighter 2 - Mega Man: The Wily Wars - Sonic Spinball - Vectorman - Wonderboy in Monster World Wave 4 Titles - Virtua Fighter 2 - Alisia Dragoon - Columns - Dynamite Headdy - Strider - Kid Chameleon - Light Crusader - Monster World IV - Eternal Champions - Road Rash II Bonus Games - Tetris - DariusFrom the manufacturer Box Contents SEGA Genesis Mini Console & 2 wired controllers 40 games + 2 bonus games Power cable & USB adapter HDMI cable SEGA Genesis Mini The iconic SEGA Genesis console that defined a generation of gaming returns in a slick, miniaturized unit. The SEGA Genesis Mini console is loaded with 42 legendary games and is plug and play ready right out of the box! Key Features Miniature SEGA Genesis replica Includes 42 legendary games Plug and play ready Read more Announced Games Wave 1: Ecco the Dolphin, Castlevania: Bloodlines, Space Harrier 2, Shining Force, Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine, Toe Jam & Earl, Comix Zone, Sonic the Hedgehog, Altered Beast, Gunstar Heroes. Wave 2: Earthworm Jim, Castle of Illusion, Shinobi III, Contra: Hard Corps, Sonic the Hedgehog 2, World of Illusion, Thunder Force III, Super Fantasy Zone, Streets of Rage 2, Landstalkers. Wave 3: Beyond Oasis, Ghouls ‘n Ghosts, Alex Kidd, Golden Axe, Phantasy Star IV, Street Fighter 2, Mega Man: The Wily Wars, Sonic Spinball, Vectorman, Wonderboy in Monster World. Wave 4: Virtua Fighter 2, Alisia Dragoon, Columns, Dynamite Headdy, Strider, Kid Chameleon, Light Crusader, Monster World IV, Eternal Champions, Road Rash II Bonus Games: Tetris,Darius  

title: Chanzon Extra Long 10ft Polarized AC Power Cord Compatible with Vizio D-E-M-Series HDTV,Smart LED LCD TV,Sharp,Sony PS1 (2 Prong NEMA-1-15P IEC320-C7 Plug) 7A 2Slot Universal Replacement Wall Cable
text: Product Description We Specialized in the research, development and production of high quality products.Strive to provide best product in market. Choose a UL Listed cord for your family. This cord pass the Safest Standard from US Federal Agency OSHA , 100% UL LISTED . HIGHEST QUALITY to meet industrial standard. Read more * Reinforced NISPT-2 Best Isolation Materials in the Market * Overheating Protection * High quality, rubberized texture 3,6,12 Ft AC/DC Cord Read more C ompatibility: Vizio LED Smart TV Vizio TV D & E Series :D24f-F1 D24H-C1 D24H-E1 D24HN-E1 D28H-C1 D28HN-D1 D320-B1 D32-D1 D32f-F1 D32H-C1 D32hn-E0 D32hn-E1 D32hn-E4 power cord D32hnx-E1 D390-B0 D39f-E1 D39H-C0 D39hn-D0 D39HN-E1 D40f-E1 D40n-E3 D43-D2 D43-E2 D43f-E2 D43n-E1 D43n-E4 D48f-E0 D48n-E0 power cord D50-E1 D50f-E1 D50f-F1 D50n-E1 D55-D2 D55-E0 D55f-E0 D55f-E2 D55UN-E1 D60-D3 D60n-E3 D650i-B2 power cord D650i-C3 D65-D2 D65-E0 D65U-D2 D70-D3, E221-A1, E231-B1, E231i-B1, E241-A1, E241-B1, E241i-A1, E241i-A1w, E241i-B1, E291-A1, E291i-A1, E320-A0, E320-A1, E320i-A0, E370-A0, E390-A1, E390i-A1, E420-A0, E420i-A0, E470-A0, E470i-A0, E500i-A0, E500i-A1, E601i-A3, E701i-A3 power cord Vizio TV M Series : M321i-A2 M322i-B1 M401i-A3 M43-C1 M471i-A2 M492i-B2 M49-C1 M501d-A2 M501D-A2R M502i-B1 M50-C1 M50-D1 M50-E1 M551d-A2 M551D-A2R M552i-B2 M55-C2 M55-D0 M55-E0 M601d-A3 M601d-A3R M602i-B3 M60-C3 M60-D1 M651d-A2 M651d-A2R M652i-B2 M65-C1 M65-D0 M65-E0 M701d-A3 M701d-A3R M702i-B3 M70-C3 M70-D3 M70-E3 M75-C1 M75-E1 M801d-A3 M801d-A3R M801i-A3 M80-C3 M80-D3 VIZIO Sound Bar, Sound Stand S2120W-E0, S4251W-B4B, SB3630-E6, SB3821-D6, SB3830-C6M, SB3831-D0, SB3851-C0, SB3851-D0, SB4031-D5, SB4051-D5, SB4551-D5 Phillips tv Baby-Lock BL3800 Baby-Lock BL6700 Baby-Lock BL7500 Baby-Lock BL8000 Baby-Lock BL8500 Baby-Lock BL9500 Baby-Lock BLCC-Crafter's Choice Baby-Lock BLCC2 Baby-Lock BLDC Baby-Lock BLDC2 Baby-Lock BLL Baby-Lock BLN-Esante Baby-Lock BLMR Baby-Lock BLG Baby-Lock BLG2-Ellegante 2 Baby-Lock BLR Baby-Lock BLSR Baby-Lock BLQC Baby-Lock BLQC2 Baby-Lock EM2-ESPREE Baby-Lock BLR2 

title: PlayStation Classic
text: Product Description Introducing PlayStation Classic A miniature recreation of the iconic PlayStation console, pre loaded with 20 fan favorite games along with two wired controllers for local multiplayer showdowns and a virtual memory card for vital game saves. PlayStation Classic also features the same famous logo, button layout and outer packaging – but this mini console is approximately 45 percent smaller than the original PlayStation and includes a HDMI cable to connect directly to a TV. PlayStation Classic is the perfect console for retro loving fans – and for a new generation wanting to experience the dawn of PlayStation for the first time. Product Description Introducing PlayStation Classic A miniature recreation of the iconic PlayStation console, pre loaded with 20 fan favorite games along with two wired controllers for local multiplayer showdowns and a virtual memory card for vital game saves. PlayStation Classic also features the same famous logo, button layout and outer packaging – but this mini console is approximately 45 percent smaller than the original PlayStation and includes a HDMI cable to connect directly to a TV. PlayStation Classic is the perfect console for retro loving fans – and for a new generation wanting to experience the dawn of PlayStation for the first time.From the manufacturer 

title: Crash Bandicoot
text: Product Description Product description ORIGINAL BLACK LABEL GAMES, NOT A GREATEST HITS EDITION! HIGHLY COLLECTIBLE! Complete with case, manual and disc with some wear. Ships within 24 hours, weekdays Amazon.com In the tradition of great 3-D action jumping games, Crash Bandicoot is probably the PlayStation equivalent of the groundbreaking Nintendo 64 title Super Mario 64 . Now repackaged as one of PlayStation's Greatest Hits , this top-selling game takes you away on a tropical island adventure that is filled with precarious enemies and challenging levels. Our spiky-haired hero Crash needs no weapons to survive the harsh jungle. Instead, he jumps, jogs, and spins his way through numerous lush and downright fun environments. With 26 levels spanned across three tropical islands, Crash Bandicoot is sure to amuse old gamers as well as new. Crash must rescue his girlfriend, Tawna, from the evil clutches of Dr. Cortex. Along the way, he can gather fruit for extra lives, smash boxes for random prizes, and gather tokens that can be used for bonus rounds. Numerous big bosses block your path, which also includes more than a few risky jumps that require split-second timing. Crash Bandicoot 's impressive graphics and strong gameplay have already won over many hard-core and casual gamers. While this PlayStation classic has already spawned two successful sequels, the original version remains a worthy purchase--particularly at the sub-$20 price. --Kasty Thomas Pros: Sub-$20 price Hidden bonus levels Cons: None Review For months, Sony insisted that Crash Bandicoot was NOT their new mascot. For months, Naughty Dog Software insisted that Crash Bandicoot isn't Sony's answer to Super Mario 64. For months they went so far as to say that the games are completely different and shouldn't be compared. But the comparison is irresistible. Crash may not offer the graphical smoothness or versatility of Mario's vast new world, but its brilliantly colorful and complex jungle environments boast true diversity of shape and texture - kind of a tiki room Cabinet of Dr. Caligari. Look beyond the pretty pixels, however, and Crash weighs in at only slightly above average. The graphics may be 3-D, but gameplay is flat as roadkill on a four-lane highway. Forget about plot: in most levels, Crash simply marches along a linear path, spinning into enemies and smashing crates filled with fruits. Collect 100 pieces of fruit and you get an extra life - a "tribute" to Mario? Several levels are side-view jump-fests, as seen on 16-bit machines dozens of times before. Rumor has it that the game's most interesting feature - hidden gems that are revealed by executing levels flawlessly - was added only at the behest of a Sony producer, not the Naughty Dog team. Naughty Dog also claims that Crash was originally a nonlinear game, but found that restricting gameplay to a tight path made it more exciting. (The pace of Crash IS more exciting than Super Mario 64 most of the time, simply because the action comes nonstop.) Players may enjoy Crash Bandicoot purely as a test of jumping abilities. And make no mistake: jumping is key. Crash executes every type of jump ever seen in a platform game: short jumps, long jumps, short AND long jumps, quick jumps, jumps onto icy ledges, jumps onto tiny ledges, and so on. Players looking for an old-school platform game with uncanny visual effects will certainly find it here. However, for players who want a true nonlinear 3-D run-and-jump game, snag Sony's highly underrated (and now budget-priced) Jumping Flash! or Eidos Interactive's Tomb Raider. -- Zach Meston --Copyright ©1999 GameSpot Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission of GameSpot is prohibited. GameSpot and the GameSpot logo are trademarks of GameSpot Inc. -- GameSpot Review See more Product Description Product description ORIGINAL BLACK LABEL GAMES, NOT A GREATEST HITS EDITION! HIGHLY COLLECTIBLE! Complete with case, manual and disc with some wear. Ships within 24 hours, weekdays Amazon.com In the tradition of great 3-D action jumping games, Crash Bandicoot is probably the PlayStation equivalent of the groundbreaking Nintendo 64 title Super Mario 64 . Now repackaged as one of PlayStation's Greatest Hits , this top-selling game takes you away on a tropical island adventure that is filled with precarious enemies and challenging levels. Our spiky-haired hero Crash needs no weapons to survive the harsh jungle. Instead, he jumps, jogs, and spins his way through numerous lush and downright fun environments. With 26 levels spanned across three tropical islands, Crash Bandicoot is sure to amuse old gamers as well as new. Crash must rescue his girlfriend, Tawna, from the evil clutches of Dr. Cortex. Along the way, he can gather fruit for extra lives, smash boxes for random prizes, and gather tokens that can be used for bonus rounds. Numerous big bosses block your path, which also includes more than a few risky jumps that require split-second timing. Crash Bandicoot 's impressive graphics and strong gameplay have already won over many hard-core and casual gamers. While this PlayStation classic has already spawned two successful sequels, the original version remains a worthy purchase--particularly at the sub-$20 price. --Kasty Thomas Pros: Sub-$20 price Hidden bonus levels Cons: None Review For months, Sony insisted that Crash Bandicoot was NOT their new mascot. For months, Naughty Dog Software insisted that Crash Bandicoot isn't Sony's answer to Super Mario 64. For months they went so far as to say that the games are completely different and shouldn't be compared. But the comparison is irresistible. Crash may not offer the graphical smoothness or versatility of Mario's vast new world, but its brilliantly colorful and complex jungle environments boast true diversity of shape and texture - kind of a tiki room Cabinet of Dr. Caligari. Look beyond the pretty pixels, however, and Crash weighs in at only slightly above average. The graphics may be 3-D, but gameplay is flat as roadkill on a four-lane highway. Forget about plot: in most levels, Crash simply marches along a linear path, spinning into enemies and smashing crates filled with fruits. Collect 100 pieces of fruit and you get an extra life - a "tribute" to Mario? Several levels are side-view jump-fests, as seen on 16-bit machines dozens of times before. Rumor has it that the game's most interesting feature - hidden gems that are revealed by executing levels flawlessly - was added only at the behest of a Sony producer, not the Naughty Dog team. Naughty Dog also claims that Crash was originally a nonlinear game, but found that restricting gameplay to a tight path made it more exciting. (The pace of Crash IS more exciting than Super Mario 64 most of the time, simply because the action comes nonstop.) Players may enjoy Crash Bandicoot purely as a test of jumping abilities. And make no mistake: jumping is key. Crash executes every type of jump ever seen in a platform game: short jumps, long jumps, short AND long jumps, quick jumps, jumps onto icy ledges, jumps onto tiny ledges, and so on. Players looking for an old-school platform game with uncanny visual effects will certainly find it here. However, for players who want a true nonlinear 3-D run-and-jump game, snag Sony's highly underrated (and now budget-priced) Jumping Flash! or Eidos Interactive's Tomb Raider. -- Zach Meston --Copyright ©1999 GameSpot Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission of GameSpot is prohibited. GameSpot and the GameSpot logo are trademarks of GameSpot Inc. -- GameSpot Review See more

title: Allsop CD and DVD FastWipes, lint-free wipes for cleaning DVD, CD, PS1, PS2, XBOX & XBOX 360 Discs
text: Product Description Allsop 50100 CD/DVD Fast Wipes (20). Product Description Allsop 50100 CD/DVD Fast Wipes (20).From the manufacturer Allsop CD and DVD FastWipes Allsop's Fast Wipes are a lint-free textured cleaning cloth. The textures act like little fingers to grab dirt, sweat and fingerprints and lift them away from the CD or DVD. A safe and low-cost way to keep your discs clean. Use wipes in a straight line from the inside edge out, do not wipe in a circular motion around disc. Read more Features Removes sound-degrading dust and fingerprints and helps prevent skipping and mistracking Ideal for portable, car, and home stereos Best lint-free, non-abrasive material available Specifications Product Dimensions: 6.2 x 5 x 1 inches ; 1.6 ounces  

title: Spider-Man
text: Product Description Product Description Take a look overhead-- Spider-Man is arriving to the PlayStation just in time. As the beloved photojournalist-cum-webslinger, you'll freely explore New York's skyline, sewers, and hideouts to fulfill several missions. Use Spider-Man's superhuman strength to fight such notorious foes as Scorpion, Venom, and Rhino. Use his spider abilities to spin webs (any size) to disable and detain bosses, swing around buildings, and creep along walls and ceilings. And thanks to your spider-sense, you'll detect impending danger from a distance. There is no wealth or fame at the end of this game, however; action is your reward. Amazon.com Whether you're a fan from the '60s or not even remotely familiar with the Spider-Man comic, you will get caught in his web. You'll see that despite its few flaws and the limitations of the PlayStation hardware, Spider-Man is the best based-on-a-superhero video game ever released. A crime has been committed and (as often happens) our hero has been framed. As the game progresses, you'll find that all is not as it seems and that many of Spidey's enemies, including Venom, Carnage, Mysterio, and Rhino, are all out to squash the Spider's quest to clear his name. Fortunately, Spider-friends, such as Daredevil, Human Torch, and Punisher, are here to help Spider-Man and keep the story moving. Like the comics, ol' webhead can climb most walls and ceilings, swing from rooftop to rooftop and, of course, do whatever a spider can. With his constant webslinging and acrobatic hand-to-hand fisticuffs, it's easy to feel that you are Spider-Man. The characters and scenery are nicely re-created here by making great use of the aging PlayStation's graphics. Spidey's ability to climb walls and ceilings does present problems with camera angles from time to time, occasionally making it tough to watch Spidey as he fights his way through some of the game's levels. While it can be frustrating, the overall camera work and graphics of Spider-Man are still amazing. Also, Spider-Man 's controls can at times be less responsive and accurate than they should be, and the music is surprisingly subdued and flat, but most true believers can bear these problems until Spidey saves the day. In fact, the gameplay is so good, most seasoned gamers will devour the game in day or two, which makes Spider-Man a woefully short game. Cherish the time you have in these red and blue tights; this game is escapism at its best. --Mark Brooks Pros: Easily, the best comic-book-based game ever released Very nice graphics that capture the look and feel of the comic Easily accessible and fun action title Cons : Occasionally sloppy camera work, controls, and inaccurate firing Finishing the game so quickly is upsetting Product Description Product Description Take a look overhead-- Spider-Man is arriving to the PlayStation just in time. As the beloved photojournalist-cum-webslinger, you'll freely explore New York's skyline, sewers, and hideouts to fulfill several missions. Use Spider-Man's superhuman strength to fight such notorious foes as Scorpion, Venom, and Rhino. Use his spider abilities to spin webs (any size) to disable and detain bosses, swing around buildings, and creep along walls and ceilings. And thanks to your spider-sense, you'll detect impending danger from a distance. There is no wealth or fame at the end of this game, however; action is your reward. Amazon.com Whether you're a fan from the '60s or not even remotely familiar with the Spider-Man comic, you will get caught in his web. You'll see that despite its few flaws and the limitations of the PlayStation hardware, Spider-Man is the best based-on-a-superhero video game ever released. A crime has been committed and (as often happens) our hero has been framed. As the game progresses, you'll find that all is not as it seems and that many of Spidey's enemies, including Venom, Carnage, Mysterio, and Rhino, are all out to squash the Spider's quest to clear his name. Fortunately, Spider-friends, such as Daredevil, Human Torch, and Punisher, are here to help Spider-Man and keep the story moving. Like the comics, ol' webhead can climb most walls and ceilings, swing from rooftop to rooftop and, of course, do whatever a spider can. With his constant webslinging and acrobatic hand-to-hand fisticuffs, it's easy to feel that you are Spider-Man. The characters and scenery are nicely re-created here by making great use of the aging PlayStation's graphics. Spidey's ability to climb walls and ceilings does present problems with camera angles from time to time, occasionally making it tough to watch Spidey as he fights his way through some of the game's levels. While it can be frustrating, the overall camera work and graphics of Spider-Man are still amazing. Also, Spider-Man 's controls can at times be less responsive and accurate than they should be, and the music is surprisingly subdued and flat, but most true believers can bear these problems until Spidey saves the day. In fact, the gameplay is so good, most seasoned gamers will devour the game in day or two, which makes Spider-Man a woefully short game. Cherish the time you have in these red and blue tights; this game is escapism at its best. --Mark Brooks Pros: Easily, the best comic-book-based game ever released Very nice graphics that capture the look and feel of the comic Easily accessible and fun action title Cons : Occasionally sloppy camera work, controls, and inaccurate firing Finishing the game so quickly is upsetting

title: Chrono Cross - PlayStation
text: Product Description Product Description While it's officially a sequel to the immensely popular Chrono Trigger , Chrono Cross is completely its own role-playing game with over 40 characters, a branching story line, and multiple endings. Like its predecessor, the game is about crossing through time and setting things right. This story focuses on Serge's quest for the Frozen Flame, which will give the beholder the power to bend space and time. Serge wants the power to save himself from dying in a parallel universe but, as you can guess, nefarious forces are also vying for the Frozen Flame to suit their own purposes. Chrono Cross features the stylish character designs and wondrous cut scenes that gamers have come to expect from SquareSoft, but the game also has a number of gameplay innovations. Though the battle engine is essentially turn-based, characters don't have to wait their turn to cast a spell or make an attack; battles are moderated by stamina. Also, the repetitive battles with lesser monsters that make so many RPGs sag can be easily avoided because all monsters can be seen on the screen. Amazon.com Chrono Cross , the sequel to the Super Nintendo classic Chrono Trigger , turns out to be well worth the wait. Taking off 20 years after the first game, Chrono Cross follows a boy named Serge across parallel worlds--both the world in which he lives and one in which he drowned 10 years earlier. Chrono Cross will wow players with beautiful prerendered graphics and a unique battle system. Elements replace magic and items in battle, and using the same element three times in a row will ultimately increase your power. In addition to using elements, the accuracy of physical attacks is determined by probability, with easier-to-land weak attacks setting up fierce blows. The plot, while a bit slow to develop, is full of interesting characters. Players will need to travel between the two worlds to advance the plot. While many of these areas will initially appear to look similar, you'll find them to be quite different upon closer examination of the details. For instance, a plant that is extinct in one world thrives in the other. My only qualm with Chrono Cross is that, despite the complexities of the battle system, veterans will have an easy time with early battles. Still, there's much to like about this SquareSoft epic. --Robb Guido Pros: Lavish, vibrantly colored graphics Unique battle system involving elements and casting away role-playing clichés like experience and magic points Cons: Easy battles due to powerful offensive and cure elements For hours, players will be saying, "Get to the time travel stuff" Review Square's Chrono Trigger got everything right. The self-proclaimed "dream team" of scenarist Yuji Hori (Dragon Quest), producer Hironobu Sakaguchi (Final Fantasy), and character designer Akira Toriyama (Dragon Ball Z) created a quirky, enjoyable romp through time with a cast of endearing characters, memorable environments, solid RPG gameplay, and unparalleled presentation. Needless to say, fans of the 16-bit SNES game have clamored for a sequel ever since. Which is why, after nearly five years of silence, the announcement of Chrono Cross drew so much ire. Where was the legendary dream team? (Only Sakaguchi contributed to Chrono Cross.) Where was the cast of characters we had grown to know and love? And who the hell was that Thundercats reject named Yamaneko? Things looked grim for the Chrono Trigger faithful. When Chrono Cross was revealed to have 40 playable characters, many lost faith entirely in the game. Had Square thrown all pretense of a coherent title out the window? But fortunately for series' fans, Chrono Trigger's dream team doesn't have a monopoly on RPG innovation. As with the first SNES title, everything in Chrono Cross clicks in a way most games wish they could imitate. The different parts combine into an instant RPG classic. The story begins with the hero, Serge, thrust into a parallel world where he had died under mysterious circumstances more than a decade earlier. He teams up with a rowdy adventurer, Kid, and sets out in search of the mysterious Frozen Flame, an artifact that lets the holder reshape time and space at will. The enigmatic Yamaneko, a regal man-cat who hunts the Frozen Flame for his own purposes, opposes them. In his quest to return home, Serge will collect both allies and foes and will find himself thrust into an adventure that will reveal his heritage, purpose, and ultimate destiny. Only by crossing between the two dimensions can Serge find the answers to his questions. Without revealing any more of Chrono Cross' excellent storyline, it can be said that it successfully pulls off the difficult balancing act every sequel faces. It's not a rehash of the original Chrono Trigger, nor does it exploit the characters and setting of Chrono Trigger for name recognition alone. Instead, it sets up an equally valid, separate, and well-developed world, then slowly and responsibly weaves in elements, characters, and events from the first title. It doesn't continue the original Chrono Trigger mythos so much as it expands it. You will be stunned by the resolution of the disparate plot threads. And with features like an impossibly taciturn hero, an accommodating attitude toward interdimensional travel, and a New Game+ mode, Chrono Cross manages to maintain the ineffable Chrono Trigger feel. The battle system deviates slightly from the RPG norm. The traditional active time bar has been replaced with a bar of seven stamina points. While the engine is still ostensibly turn based, any character can take a turn at any time as long as he has at least one stamina point remaining. Enemies can even interrupt your characters' attacks. Party members can unleash a weak, medium, or strong attack, requiring respectively one, two, or three stamina points. Even though the game pauses while waiting for input, the ability to start and end a character's turn whenever you please makes for a more frantic, pseudo-real-time experience. Elements - Chrono Cross' magic system - are divided into six colors: black and white, red and blue, and green and yellow. Each character has a color alignment that determines his affinity to certain elements. Once you obtain a spell, you place it in an acceptable empty slot on a character's element grid. For example, a spell with level "5+/-2" is a level-five spell, but it can be placed in any slot from three to seven with the expected drop/rise in effectiveness. Successfully landing a weak, medium, or strong attack adds one, two, or three bars to a character's element grid. A character with sufficient element bars can cast a spell, but the cost is seven stamina points, temporarily dropping him out of action. Combine building element grids and plummeting stamina bars with the dynamic nature of characters' turns, and battles become a constantly shifting endeavor - yet always remain under your total control. Once you understand the intricacies of the battle system, encounters are always over quickly. Two other features of the battle system are dual techs and the color field. As in the original Chrono Trigger, characters can combine their special techniques for combined attacks; while not as prevalent as might be expected, the combos are there to be discovered. The color field keeps track of the color of the last three spells cast. If the field becomes a single color, characters with that color alignment gain a statistical boost. Moreover, a monochromatic field is the only time when one of the game's mighty summons can be unleashed. Manipulating the field so that it becomes a single color is trickier than you might expect, as your opponents' spells (and interference) can't be ignored. --Andrew Vestal -- Copyright © 1998 GameSpot Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission of GameSpot is prohibited. -- GameSpot Review See more Product Description Product Description While it's officially a sequel to the immensely popular Chrono Trigger , Chrono Cross is completely its own role-playing game with over 40 characters, a branching story line, and multiple endings. Like its predecessor, the game is about crossing through time and setting things right. This story focuses on Serge's quest for the Frozen Flame, which will give the beholder the power to bend space and time. Serge wants the power to save himself from dying in a parallel universe but, as you can guess, nefarious forces are also vying for the Frozen Flame to suit their own purposes. Chrono Cross features the stylish character designs and wondrous cut scenes that gamers have come to expect from SquareSoft, but the game also has a number of gameplay innovations. Though the battle engine is essentially turn-based, characters don't have to wait their turn to cast a spell or make an attack; battles are moderated by stamina. Also, the repetitive battles with lesser monsters that make so many RPGs sag can be easily avoided because all monsters can be seen on the screen. Amazon.com Chrono Cross , the sequel to the Super Nintendo classic Chrono Trigger , turns out to be well worth the wait. Taking off 20 years after the first game, Chrono Cross follows a boy named Serge across parallel worlds--both the world in which he lives and one in which he drowned 10 years earlier. Chrono Cross will wow players with beautiful prerendered graphics and a unique battle system. Elements replace magic and items in battle, and using the same element three times in a row will ultimately increase your power. In addition to using elements, the accuracy of physical attacks is determined by probability, with easier-to-land weak attacks setting up fierce blows. The plot, while a bit slow to develop, is full of interesting characters. Players will need to travel between the two worlds to advance the plot. While many of these areas will initially appear to look similar, you'll find them to be quite different upon closer examination of the details. For instance, a plant that is extinct in one world thrives in the other. My only qualm with Chrono Cross is that, despite the complexities of the battle system, veterans will have an easy time with early battles. Still, there's much to like about this SquareSoft epic. --Robb Guido Pros: Lavish, vibrantly colored graphics Unique battle system involving elements and casting away role-playing clichés like experience and magic points Cons: Easy battles due to powerful offensive and cure elements For hours, players will be saying, "Get to the time travel stuff" Review Square's Chrono Trigger got everything right. The self-proclaimed "dream team" of scenarist Yuji Hori (Dragon Quest), producer Hironobu Sakaguchi (Final Fantasy), and character designer Akira Toriyama (Dragon Ball Z) created a quirky, enjoyable romp through time with a cast of endearing characters, memorable environments, solid RPG gameplay, and unparalleled presentation. Needless to say, fans of the 16-bit SNES game have clamored for a sequel ever since. Which is why, after nearly five years of silence, the announcement of Chrono Cross drew so much ire. Where was the legendary dream team? (Only Sakaguchi contributed to Chrono Cross.) Where was the cast of characters we had grown to know and love? And who the hell was that Thundercats reject named Yamaneko? Things looked grim for the Chrono Trigger faithful. When Chrono Cross was revealed to have 40 playable characters, many lost faith entirely in the game. Had Square thrown all pretense of a coherent title out the window? But fortunately for series' fans, Chrono Trigger's dream team doesn't have a monopoly on RPG innovation. As with the first SNES title, everything in Chrono Cross clicks in a way most games wish they could imitate. The different parts combine into an instant RPG classic. The story begins with the hero, Serge, thrust into a parallel world where he had died under mysterious circumstances more than a decade earlier. He teams up with a rowdy adventurer, Kid, and sets out in search of the mysterious Frozen Flame, an artifact that lets the holder reshape time and space at will. The enigmatic Yamaneko, a regal man-cat who hunts the Frozen Flame for his own purposes, opposes them. In his quest to return home, Serge will collect both allies and foes and will find himself thrust into an adventure that will reveal his heritage, purpose, and ultimate destiny. Only by crossing between the two dimensions can Serge find the answers to his questions. Without revealing any more of Chrono Cross' excellent storyline, it can be said that it successfully pulls off the difficult balancing act every sequel faces. It's not a rehash of the original Chrono Trigger, nor does it exploit the characters and setting of Chrono Trigger for name recognition alone. Instead, it sets up an equally valid, separate, and well-developed world, then slowly and responsibly weaves in elements, characters, and events from the first title. It doesn't continue the original Chrono Trigger mythos so much as it expands it. You will be stunned by the resolution of the disparate plot threads. And with features like an impossibly taciturn hero, an accommodating attitude toward interdimensional travel, and a New Game+ mode, Chrono Cross manages to maintain the ineffable Chrono Trigger feel. The battle system deviates slightly from the RPG norm. The traditional active time bar has been replaced with a bar of seven stamina points. While the engine is still ostensibly turn based, any character can take a turn at any time as long as he has at least one stamina point remaining. Enemies can even interrupt your characters' attacks. Party members can unleash a weak, medium, or strong attack, requiring respectively one, two, or three stamina points. Even though the game pauses while waiting for input, the ability to start and end a character's turn whenever you please makes for a more frantic, pseudo-real-time experience. Elements - Chrono Cross' magic system - are divided into six colors: black and white, red and blue, and green and yellow. Each character has a color alignment that determines his affinity to certain elements. Once you obtain a spell, you place it in an acceptable empty slot on a character's element grid. For example, a spell with level "5+/-2" is a level-five spell, but it can be placed in any slot from three to seven with the expected drop/rise in effectiveness. Successfully landing a weak, medium, or strong attack adds one, two, or three bars to a character's element grid. A character with sufficient element bars can cast a spell, but the cost is seven stamina points, temporarily dropping him out of action. Combine building element grids and plummeting stamina bars with the dynamic nature of characters' turns, and battles become a constantly shifting endeavor - yet always remain under your total control. Once you understand the intricacies of the battle system, encounters are always over quickly. Two other features of the battle system are dual techs and the color field. As in the original Chrono Trigger, characters can combine their special techniques for combined attacks; while not as prevalent as might be expected, the combos are there to be discovered. The color field keeps track of the color of the last three spells cast. If the field becomes a single color, characters with that color alignment gain a statistical boost. Moreover, a monochromatic field is the only time when one of the game's mighty summons can be unleashed. Manipulating the field so that it becomes a single color is trickier than you might expect, as your opponents' spells (and interference) can't be ignored. --Andrew Vestal -- Copyright © 1998 GameSpot Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission of GameSpot is prohibited. -- GameSpot Review See moreFrom the manufacturer Chrono Cross - PlayStation Chrono Cross, the sequel to the Super Nintendo classic Chrono Trigger, turns out to be well worth the wait. While it's officially a sequel to the immensely popular Chrono Trigger, Chrono Cross is completely its own role-playing game with over 40 characters, a branching story line, and multiple endings. Like its predecessor, the game is about crossing through time and setting things right. This story focuses on Serge's quest for the Frozen Flame, which will give the beholder the power to bend space and time. Serge wants the power to save himself from dying in a parallel universe but, as you can guess, nefarious forces are also vying for the Frozen Flame to suit their own purposes. Read more Read more  

title: Tomee 1MB Memory Card for PS1
text: Product Description Take your games further with the Tomee PS1 1MB Memory Card. Equipped with 15 blocks of memory, the Tomee PS1 1MB Memory Card can save or reload your PS1 game data. This memory card is compatible for the PS1 or the PS2 console to save PS1 games only. Don't play your PS1 game without it. Product Description Take your games further with the Tomee PS1 1MB Memory Card. Equipped with 15 blocks of memory, the Tomee PS1 1MB Memory Card can save or reload your PS1 game data. This memory card is compatible for the PS1 or the PS2 console to save PS1 games only. Don't play your PS1 game without it.

title: Bushido Blade 2
text: Product Description Review Bushido Blade came along a year ago and tweaked everyone's perception of what a fighting game could (and perhaps even should) be. It was light on characters but heavy on depth, with weapon selection, huge fighting areas, and a free range of movement that had never been seen before in a 3D fighter. This year's model comes equipped with sharper character graphics, a simplified, yet more complete fighting system, and best of all, many more characters to select from. The single-player mode received more enhancements than any other mode. The game now revolves around two feuding clans. Instead of just fighting a few of the game's other characters and a boss or two, there are now various stages, each of which requires you to slice and dice a few ninjas (in a throwback to BB1's slash mode) before facing a character from the opposing clan. Along your journey to the enemy clan's compound, you'll meet friends and get the opportunity to make them selectable from the main screen. These support characters show up, and you play the next stage as the support character. If you die, you simply revert to your main character and advance as before. But if you complete the stage as the support character, he'll be unlocked for play in all modes. The cool part, which shows that the developers put a lot of thought into the single-player mode, is that there are cinemas for all the support characters as well, all with individual voices and motions. The cinemas, which use the game engine, look great and tell the game's occasionally twisted story. The voice-over work, however, leaves more than a little to be desired. While the title screen and intro remain Japanese, the in-game speech has been done in English, and done, well, poorly. The gameplay is pretty much the same, yet it feels quite a bit different. The controls have been changed and slightly simplified. There are now two attack buttons and no block button. To block attacks, you simply need to attack back to get your weapon in the way of your opponent's. The stance changing has been reduced to one button, which is somewhat troublesome at times, since you can't just switch between high and middle and back to high without cycling through your low position. Also, the damage system has been revamped. Arms can still be rendered unusable, but leg wounds result in slower motion, instead of BB1's hobbled legs. Strikes to the torso cause attack speed to slow down quite a bit. Avid Bushido Blade 1 players may find this new setup a bit confusing, but once you get used to it, it's actually superior to the old configuration. All of the old moves are there, as well as quite a few new ones. There are even a few throws in the game to help mix things up. The character graphics have been improved quite a bit, but the backgrounds have suffered in the transition. There's a lot more pop-up, which is extremely noticeable at long ranges. The backgrounds are also solitary areas. There are no areas that connect together as in BB1, which may disappoint players who like to wander around the environment instead of just fighting. Also, some of the death animations have been lifted directly out of BB1, which is fairly disappointing, considering the quality of the rest of the motion. With the exception of the terrible voice work, the sound is really terrific. If a character is sporting a spear or other wooden weapon, it will sound like wood when it bounces off anything. Weapon clashes, screams, and strikes have all been improved. When I first popped in Bushido Blade 2, I was surprisingly disappointed with the game. The controls seemed totally foreign, and it really seemed like they made a few small improvements to the original and shoved it out the door. But once you give it a few hours, you too will come around and realize that the things missing from this version were taken out to better the overall gameplay. The additional characters and stances really make Bushido Blade 2 a winner. It's taken quite some time to come out in the US, but the game still holds up after seven months as a Japan-only title. --Jeff Gerstmann -- Copyright ©1999 GameSpot Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission of GameSpot is prohibited. GameSpot and the GameSpot logo are trademarks of GameSpot Inc. -- GameSpot Review Product Description Review Bushido Blade came along a year ago and tweaked everyone's perception of what a fighting game could (and perhaps even should) be. It was light on characters but heavy on depth, with weapon selection, huge fighting areas, and a free range of movement that had never been seen before in a 3D fighter. This year's model comes equipped with sharper character graphics, a simplified, yet more complete fighting system, and best of all, many more characters to select from. The single-player mode received more enhancements than any other mode. The game now revolves around two feuding clans. Instead of just fighting a few of the game's other characters and a boss or two, there are now various stages, each of which requires you to slice and dice a few ninjas (in a throwback to BB1's slash mode) before facing a character from the opposing clan. Along your journey to the enemy clan's compound, you'll meet friends and get the opportunity to make them selectable from the main screen. These support characters show up, and you play the next stage as the support character. If you die, you simply revert to your main character and advance as before. But if you complete the stage as the support character, he'll be unlocked for play in all modes. The cool part, which shows that the developers put a lot of thought into the single-player mode, is that there are cinemas for all the support characters as well, all with individual voices and motions. The cinemas, which use the game engine, look great and tell the game's occasionally twisted story. The voice-over work, however, leaves more than a little to be desired. While the title screen and intro remain Japanese, the in-game speech has been done in English, and done, well, poorly. The gameplay is pretty much the same, yet it feels quite a bit different. The controls have been changed and slightly simplified. There are now two attack buttons and no block button. To block attacks, you simply need to attack back to get your weapon in the way of your opponent's. The stance changing has been reduced to one button, which is somewhat troublesome at times, since you can't just switch between high and middle and back to high without cycling through your low position. Also, the damage system has been revamped. Arms can still be rendered unusable, but leg wounds result in slower motion, instead of BB1's hobbled legs. Strikes to the torso cause attack speed to slow down quite a bit. Avid Bushido Blade 1 players may find this new setup a bit confusing, but once you get used to it, it's actually superior to the old configuration. All of the old moves are there, as well as quite a few new ones. There are even a few throws in the game to help mix things up. The character graphics have been improved quite a bit, but the backgrounds have suffered in the transition. There's a lot more pop-up, which is extremely noticeable at long ranges. The backgrounds are also solitary areas. There are no areas that connect together as in BB1, which may disappoint players who like to wander around the environment instead of just fighting. Also, some of the death animations have been lifted directly out of BB1, which is fairly disappointing, considering the quality of the rest of the motion. With the exception of the terrible voice work, the sound is really terrific. If a character is sporting a spear or other wooden weapon, it will sound like wood when it bounces off anything. Weapon clashes, screams, and strikes have all been improved. When I first popped in Bushido Blade 2, I was surprisingly disappointed with the game. The controls seemed totally foreign, and it really seemed like they made a few small improvements to the original and shoved it out the door. But once you give it a few hours, you too will come around and realize that the things missing from this version were taken out to better the overall gameplay. The additional characters and stances really make Bushido Blade 2 a winner. It's taken quite some time to come out in the US, but the game still holds up after seven months as a Japan-only title. --Jeff Gerstmann -- Copyright ©1999 GameSpot Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission of GameSpot is prohibited. GameSpot and the GameSpot logo are trademarks of GameSpot Inc. -- GameSpot Review

title: Polarized Extra Long 12 Ft 2 Prong Ac Power Cord - Cable Box Router Modem Arris, Tv Vizio Sharp Sanyo Insignia NS-HW303 Sony PS1 PS2, Bose 3 5 Speaker Solo 15, Sound Bar, Amplifier, Sewing Machine
text: From the brand Previous page What makes our products unique? * Woodinville WA, USA based company * Uncompromising dedication to quality * Verifiable Safety Certification by UL (USA) Why should customers choose PWR+? * Reliability * Fast Charging Smart Technology * Friendly Customer Support What problem are we solving? Powering Millions of Laptops, Tablets and Electronic Gadgets worldwide since 2007. We stand out from the rest by offering genuine UL Listed and efficiency Level VI power adapters, cords and other accessories. Power Fast with PWR+ Visit the Store Next page Product Description Read more Extra Long 12 Ft Long 6 Ft Short 3 Ft Compatibility : This product has been tested and validated to ensure it will work with all 2 prong devices Vizio TV E601I-A3, E500I-A1, E701I-A3, M501D-A2R, E320I-A0, M551D-A2R, E390I-A1 Sharp TV LC-26DV28UT, LC-19SB25U, LC-19DV24U, LC-19SB15U Numark MP103USB CD Player JVC Emerald EM32FL, EM39FT, EM55FT Pioneer VSX-453, VSX-452, VSX-403 Stereo Receiver Singer Curvy 8780; Singer CE-150, CE-250, CE-350, 9940 Brother CE4000, CS100t, BC2500, BC2300, BC2100, BC1000 Emerson Funai LC401 EM2F LC401EM2F Sanyo FVM4612, DP32242, DP46142, DP39E63, DP19241 Bose Companion 3, 5 Multimedia Speaker System Bose Acoustimass 15 16 Series II Home Entertainment Speaker Sony PlayStation PS1, PS2 Bose Solo 15 Series II TV Sound System VIZIO Sound bar, Sound Stand S2120W-E0, S4251W-B4B, SB3630-E6, SB3821-D6, SB3830-C6M, SB3831-D0, SB3851-C0, SB3851-D0, SB4031-D5, SB4051-D5, SB4551-D5  

title: [UL Listed] POWSEED 6Ft 2 Prong Polarized AC Wall Power Cable Cord Plug for Sony PlayStation 1 2 PS1 PS2, Vizio Sharp Sanyo Emerson TV, Arris Router Modem, Bose Companion 3 5 Multimedia Speaker System
text: Product Description POWSEED 2-Prong Polarized AC cord This AC Power Cord works with: Vizio TV E601I-A3, E500I-A1, E701I-A3, M501D-A2R, E320I-A0, M551D-A2R, E390I-A1 Sharp TV LC-26DV28UT, LC-19SB25U, LC-19DV24U, LC-19SB15U; Numark MP103USB CD Player; JVC Emerald EM32FL, EM39FT, EM55FT; Pioneer VSX-453, VSX-452, VSX-403 Stereo Receiver; Singer Curvy 8780;Singer CE-150, CE-250, CE-350, 9940;Brother CE4000, CS100t, BC2500, BC2300, BC2100, BC1000; Emerson Funai LC401 EM2F LC401EM2F Sanyo FVM4612, DP32242, DP46142, DP39E63, DP19241; Bose Companion 3, 5 Multimedia Speaker System; Bose Acoustimass 15 16 Series II Home Entertainment Speaker; Sony PlayStation PS1, PS2, gives zero issues, first generation Sony Blue Ray player Product Description POWSEED 2-Prong Polarized AC cord This AC Power Cord works with: Vizio TV E601I-A3, E500I-A1, E701I-A3, M501D-A2R, E320I-A0, M551D-A2R, E390I-A1 Sharp TV LC-26DV28UT, LC-19SB25U, LC-19DV24U, LC-19SB15U; Numark MP103USB CD Player; JVC Emerald EM32FL, EM39FT, EM55FT; Pioneer VSX-453, VSX-452, VSX-403 Stereo Receiver; Singer Curvy 8780;Singer CE-150, CE-250, CE-350, 9940;Brother CE4000, CS100t, BC2500, BC2300, BC2100, BC1000; Emerson Funai LC401 EM2F LC401EM2F Sanyo FVM4612, DP32242, DP46142, DP39E63, DP19241; Bose Companion 3, 5 Multimedia Speaker System; Bose Acoustimass 15 16 Series II Home Entertainment Speaker; Sony PlayStation PS1, PS2, gives zero issues, first generation Sony Blue Ray player

title: PlayStation 4 Slim 1TB Console
text: Product Description The all new lighter and slimmer PlayStation4 system has a 1TB hard drive for all of the greatest games, TV, music and more. Incredible Games You've come to the right place. Exclusive games take you on incredible journeys, from critically acclaimed indies to award winning AAA hits. Endless Entertainment Something new and amazing is always in reach. Find what you're looking for and get it at the touch of a button via PlayStation entertainment options like PlayStation Vue and more. Connect your controller to your PS4 system with the USB cable: To charge your controller when in rest mode, you must first checkmark the [Supply Power to USB Ports] option in (Settings)> [Power Saving Settings] > [Set Functions Available in Rest Mode]. Vibrant HDR gaming HDR enabled PS4 games burst into life with incredible colour and clarity on an HDR TV, delivering a more vibrant, realistic spectrum of colours. 500GB or 1TB models Store your games, apps, screenshots and videos with 500GB and 1TB models – slimmer and lighter than the original PS4 model and available in Jet Black, Glacier White and stunning Gold and Silver. AV output : HDMI out port (HDR output supported). Product Description The all new lighter and slimmer PlayStation4 system has a 1TB hard drive for all of the greatest games, TV, music and more. Incredible Games You've come to the right place. Exclusive games take you on incredible journeys, from critically acclaimed indies to award winning AAA hits. Endless Entertainment Something new and amazing is always in reach. Find what you're looking for and get it at the touch of a button via PlayStation entertainment options like PlayStation Vue and more. Connect your controller to your PS4 system with the USB cable: To charge your controller when in rest mode, you must first checkmark the [Supply Power to USB Ports] option in (Settings)> [Power Saving Settings] > [Set Functions Available in Rest Mode]. Vibrant HDR gaming HDR enabled PS4 games burst into life with incredible colour and clarity on an HDR TV, delivering a more vibrant, realistic spectrum of colours. 500GB or 1TB models Store your games, apps, screenshots and videos with 500GB and 1TB models – slimmer and lighter than the original PS4 model and available in Jet Black, Glacier White and stunning Gold and Silver. AV output : HDMI out port (HDR output supported).From the manufacturer 

title: Power Cable Fit for HP Laptop - (View Compatible Models on The Product Page)
text: Product Description Superer Power Cord Easily plug in your office gear with the Superer Power Cord. The heavy-duty universal power cord offers exceptional convenience, whether the original went missing (or became old and unreliable),or you simply want a second back-up power cord to have on hand. Compatibility Lenth: 6 Feet Compatible with Vizio D/E/M Series HDTV Compatible with Vizio Sound Bar Compatible with Sony Playstation 1 2 PS1 PS2 Read more Univeral Compatibility Thanks to its universal 18 AWG (American wire gauge) design, the Superer power cord Compatible with Sony Playstation 1 2 PS1 PS2, Vizio Sound Bar, Vizio D/E/M Series HDTV, Philips, Brother, Singer Sewing Machine or other equipment that will accommodate the 2-pin shroud power connector. Read more IEC320 C7 to NEMA 1-15P 18AWG(0.824mm2) 105C 300V / CONNECTORS : IEC-60320 (IEC320) C7 to NEMA 1-15P / One-Piece Molding, Standard Plug, Easy to Insert and Pull, Smooth and Tightly Combined, Not Easy to Fall Off, Bold Line, Tough and Wear Resistant Read more AC Power Cord Description * Overheating Protection with Smart Chip * Overload Protection with High Quality Wires * Anti-Interference Feature with better Isolation Materials * High quality, rubberized texture extra long 6 Ft AC/DC Cord Compatibility-1: This product has been tested and validated to ensure it will Compatible with Vizio LED Smart TV Compatible with Vizio TV E Series : E221-A1, E231-B1, E231i-B1, E241-A1, E241-B1, E241i-A1, E241i-A1w, E241i-B1, E291-A1, E291i-A1, E320-A0, E320-A1, E320i-A0, E370-A0, E390-A1, E390i-A1, E420-A0, E420i-A0, E470-A0, E470i-A0, E500i-A0, E500i-A1, E601i-A3, E701i-A3 Compatible with Vizio TV M Series : M321i-A2, M401i-A3, M471i-A2, M501d-A2R, M551d-A2R, M601d-A3R, M651d-A2R, M701d-A3R, M801d-A3R Compatible with VIZIO Sound Bar, Sound Stand S2120W-E0, S4251W-B4B, SB3630-E6, SB3821-D6, SB3830-C6M, SB3831-D0, SB3851-C0, SB3851-D0, SB4031-D5, SB4051-D5, SB4551-D5 Compatibility-2: Compaitble with Sony PlayStation 1 2 PS1, PS2, not compatible with ps3 ps4;   

title: Pwr+ Polarized Long 6 Ft 2 Prong Slot Ac Power Cord - Arris Router Modem Vizio Sharp Sanyo Emerson TV Sony Playstation 1 2 PS1 PS2 Bose Companion 3 5 Speaker Audio Solo 15 II TV Sound Bar
text: Product Description Read more Extra Long 12 Ft Long 6 Ft Short 3 Ft power cord ✓ ✓ ✓ Compatibility : This product has been tested and validated to ensure it will work with all 2 prong devices Vizio TV E601I-A3, E500I-A1, E701I-A3, M501D-A2R, E320I-A0, M551D-A2R, E390I-A1 Sharp TV LC-26DV28UT, LC-19SB25U, LC-19DV24U, LC-19SB15U Numark MP103USB CD Player JVC Emerald EM32FL, EM39FT, EM55FT Pioneer VSX-453, VSX-452, VSX-403 Stereo Receiver Singer Curvy 8780; Singer CE-150, CE-250, CE-350, 9940 Brother CE4000, CS100t, BC2500, BC2300, BC2100, BC1000 Emerson Funai LC401 EM2F LC401EM2F Sanyo FVM4612, DP32242, DP46142, DP39E63, DP19241 Bose Companion 3, 5 Multimedia Speaker System Bose Acoustimass 15 16 Series II Home Entertainment Speaker Sony PlayStation PS1, PS2 Bose Solo 15 Series II TV Sound System VIZIO Sound bar, Sound Stand S2120W-E0, S4251W-B4B, SB3630-E6, SB3821-D6, SB3830-C6M, SB3831-D0, SB3851-C0, SB3851-D0, SB4031-D5, SB4051-D5, SB4551-D5