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  • Preserving the Plastic: Connecting Multiple Systems

    Columns Columns by Allec Johnson on March 1, 2004

    If you are like me or many of the other hardcore gamers and collectors out there, you'll probably have more than one console, and want to play them without the hassle of changing cords.  Fortunately,

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