Suggestions for new forum?

Original OFF TOPIC forum like it used to be, PLEASE!!!!

 

Commodore thread please

http://www.assemblergames.com/forums/showthread.php?t=35240

 

Wow your fast

How about a section dedicated for general console repairs, I know there is the "Consorvation" and "hacks and mods" sections but those arent really about repairing normal game consoles ,and I believe the conservation section is more aimed at rare items rather than normal consoles, and people tend to get a bit confused about where to post such questions, and the end up in the Development sections for instance

Thanks again for your hard work and dedication Assembler

 

I think a repair/servicing section would be a good addition

 

Yeah, a special Repair section would be a lott easier to look for.

 

You are the Dude, as my 4 year old would say :thumbsup:

 

Built in IM chat. Just handy for quick and light conversation.

 

Tapatalk!

 

Tapatalk!

 

Also 3rd tapatalk

 

Tutorial section, if possible. I would second built in IM chat.

 

Yesssss

It didn't really make much sense to have music and movie forums where only one thread is being posted in and the rest are from 2007.

 

+1

Tapatalk would be cool btw

 

Tapatalk and a Repair/Maintenance section would be great

 

What about a "Reviews" section? Games, hardware, acessories, old and new.

 

In the interest of preservation, I think it'd be cool to see this website feature a wiki-esque encyclopedia that can be openly edited.

It could be for anything regarding repairs, enhancements, prototypes, development, art, and other obscure odds and ends that you'd typically have to skim through several pages of archives for.

I think it would also work in parallel with the forum in a good way. Anything regarding concepts, development, and breakthroughs can happen on the boards as usual and the information could then be gathered and documented.

While something like this would take a bit longer to turn into a reality, I think that the community here would be eager enough to help out with it in the long run!

 

I second this, install Mediawiki on a subdomain (I.E: http://wiki.assemblergames.com)