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younos - Nov 14, 2003

		younos		Nov 14, 2003
			is it possible to play segacd games on a sega saturn , via a emulator or somthing like that?? tjanx

		racketboy		Nov 14, 2003
			nope that is all

		IBarracudaI		Nov 14, 2003
			Genesis games on a SNES.. now segacd on saturn... what's next? DC on PS2?

		Scared0o0Rabbit		Nov 14, 2003
			can I play my dreamcast games on my virtual boy? :lol:

		CHAZumaru °_°		Nov 14, 2003
			Since your virtual boy certainly drove you blind, I might fool you into thinking it does.

		Scared0o0Rabbit		Nov 14, 2003
			I'm not blind, I actually see better than most people. I attribute it to all the late nights playing video games in a dark room til 4am. Seriously though... I do have very good eye sight lol.

		Gallstaff		Nov 14, 2003
			I'm have jan brady syndrome - cant see crap without my glasses yet i refuse to wear them

Shitface

Nov 15, 2003

	
	
		
		
			Originally posted by Scared0o0Rabbit@Nov 14, 2003 @ 07:12 PM



 I'm not blind, I actually see better than most people. I attribute it to all the late nights playing video games in a dark room til 4am. Seriously though... I do have very good eye sight lol.

Actually, A study has been proven that people who play a lot of videogames, expecially fps, can spot slight movements easier than someone who doesn't.

		Alexvrb		Nov 15, 2003
			That's motion, that has more to do with your brain than your eyes. It certainly didn't drop my prescription any. Eh... at least my eyes aren't getting much worse as time goes on. Gallstaff: I wear glasses, but if you have a problem with that, wear contacts. Unless you're like me and can't stand contacts. I'm lazy, and I don't like things on my eyes. You could also get some crazy guy with a laser to "fix" your vision for you.

racketboy

Nov 15, 2003

	
	
		
		
			Originally posted by Alexvrb@Nov 15, 2003 @ 06:54 AM



 Gallstaff: I wear glasses, but if you have a problem with that, wear contacts. Unless you're like me and can't stand contacts. I'm lazy, *and* I don't like things on my eyes. You could also get some crazy guy with a laser to "fix" your vision for you.

same here

plus I happen to like my big green ones

ExCyber

Nov 15, 2003

	
	
		
		
			I wear glasses, but if you have a problem with that, wear contacts. Unless you're like me and can't stand contacts. I'm lazy, *and* I don't like things on my eyes. You could also get some crazy guy with a laser to "fix" your vision for you.

That seems to be the Hot New Thing, but sadly it only works on certain problems. Oddly enough, I have a problem... that requires hard contacts - lasers, glasses, and soft contacts are near-useless once the problem really develops (and the hard contacts have to be custom-fitted, something I haven't managed to have done correctly yet). Fortunately, I only have it in one eye, and my brain somehow managed to switch over to mostly using the other one (AFAICT).

		racketboy		Nov 16, 2003
			I love how these threads get off topic. But since the question was already answered, I don't mind

		Runik		Nov 16, 2003
			I'm saving money right now for a laser surgery ... they did an amazing leap ahead in this area Life without contacts arty

		RitualOfTheTrout		Nov 16, 2003
			Haha yes woudlnt it be great to just wake up in the morning and not hafta fumble around for your glasses or run to the bathroom and get the contacts in.. To just see clearly without some kind of vision aid.. ah.. Someday ill get laser surgery and be free of all these things.. At least thats the plan for now. :lol:

		aaron		Nov 17, 2003
			20/20 motherfuckers. eat it.

Caelestis

Nov 17, 2003

	
	
		
		
			Originally posted by aaron@Nov 17, 2003 @ 07:03 PM



20/20 motherfuckers. eat it.

Booya!

:banana

		Mask of Destiny		Nov 17, 2003
			20/19 here

		it290		Nov 18, 2003
			..I've got either 20/15 or 15/20, something like that.. ie, not longsighted, but I can make things out at slightly greater distances than 20/20. On the downside however my eyes are slow to focus on individual objects and I have 'photophobia' - meaning my eyes are very sensitive to bright lights. Kind of weird.

		ratfish		Nov 18, 2003
			I'm also surprised I have good vision considering the constant eye strain I go through every day.