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From: dajudge@home.com (Michael Klucher)
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Subject: Re: E3 Questions for all who attended, esp. Mario
Date: Thu, 04 Jun 1998 19:41:47 GMT
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I think it was the japanese version of the so it would have been NTSC
as for the blue debug stations I saw tons of em just not at the Sony
booth







On Thu, 04 Jun 1998 01:11:26 GMT, Jerry_Jessop@Playstation.Sony.Com
(Jerry Jessop) wrote:

>
>Michael,
>
>Were these the Bust-a-groove units in the PlayStation booth on PAL
>monitors?
>
>Our SCEE people set these up and they were running on some old blue
>PAL debugs tucked away under the kiosk. I wish they would have said
>something if they were choaking.......I would have fixed them :(
>
>Oh well, could not be everywhere.
>
>Jerry
>
>
>
>
>On Wed, 03 Jun 1998 19:45:54 GMT, dajudge@home.com (Michael Klucher)
>wrote:
>
>>
>>The thing that dissiponted me most about the show was that a few
>>booths that I expexted to be there werent 
>>SoftImage
>>Enix (They had bust a move playing in the sony section but the PSX's
>>were skipping so bad it was hard to play)
>>
>>One other thing that dissiponted me was how programmers are using the
>>dual shock I think it's the coolest ide if used at a proper time but I
>>played a few games (racing) were it does the light rumble the whole
>>time and does the deep rumble when you hit somthing.
>>
>>
>>But overall I had a great time 
>>
>>P.S. I hung out at the yaroze booth and there seemed to be a good
>>interest in the thing!!!
>>
>>
>>
>>>
>>>That's enough for now... 
>>>
>>>-Matt
>>