Retro Replay Cartridge is Now Available Again For a Short Time Only!

[airship]

I just got this email and thought I'd share:

Hi Mark!

Good news: The Retro Replay is now back on stock. You can order it
from our Online Shop at http://www.protovision-online.de/catalog
(Just ignore the message on the Online Shop concerning the
availability.)

We only got a small batch of Retro Replay cartridges. Currently we
got more people who are interested in a Retro Replay than we got
Retro Replays. That is why we recommend to order soon.
In case you are no longer interested in a Retro Replay, please tell
us! Other enquirers would appreciate that.

Thanks!

All the best,
Milo Mundt
http://www.protovision-online.de/

[Mangelore]

I've got one of these and highly recommend it. Great product :tummenupp:

[airship]

How do you recommend I pay for it?

[Guest]

The site says that RR is already out of stock.  And man, that price...  To get a complete MMC64, RR, and RR-Net costs 150 Euros (before VAT) which would come out to over $300 which is more than a C-One costs.

[Mangelore]

Milo states in his e-mail to ignore the message that it's out of stock.

I ordered mine from Vesalia some time ago when they had a special promo on the bundle version that included free shipping.
http://www.vesalia.de/e_retrobundle.htm

It wasn't cheap but the prices include German VAT which you don't end up paying.

[Mark Smith]

Well I've been waiting a while for these to resurface so I got myself one .. just means I can't buy an Xbox game this month (used up my toy allowance :-)

Mark

[Mark Smith]

Woohoo!  My Retro-Replay has just arrived ... hmmm ... now i have to learn what software is around for it.

All I'd like now is an IDE64 and I should have a failry complete system .. but a SuperCPU128 would be nice ....

Mark

[airship]

Wish I could have afforded one this round - but at least I'm glad some fellow forum members were able to profit from my post!

[Mark Smith]

I got the same e-mail as well :-)  Been quite a wait actually ... but I'm going to have to attack it with a soldering iron, the switches are on the wrong way for the RR-NET board (connectors clash).

Mark