Post everytime you get ANYTHING retro. We want to know (^v^)

[Colin]

My arrivals for the week:

[vanpeebles]

Eeeeee Art of Fighting 3?

[Colin]

Yep.

[vanpeebles]

What's it like?

[Colin]

Do you like the others? I've always liked this the best of the three. Massive characters, great backdrops and plays real nice. Managed to find it cheaper than I sold my copy last year for, so happy with the purchase too.

[nakamura]

I was always amazed with the size of the sprites in the Art of Fighting games.

[vanpeebles]

I've been playing on AOF2 but it's quite tough to get into.

[garrz32]

I've been playing on AOF2 but it's quite tough to get into.

+1....Always preferred FF or SS tbh

[MonkeyJuggleDX]

Pfft. AoF2 is too easy!

[dosucol]

Some more genkivideogames.com goodies today!

It's all good gear like ,EH!

Had to buy fantasic pinball,just going by the software house was enough of a guarantee of greatness.

http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/pow...rinstinct2.htm

[mmmonkey]

I've no idea of those games are any good Ikobo, but lovely box art, I'm a sucker for for that.

A few more recent purchases, either from here or ebay. Want to try a different RGB mod for the N64, and also experiment with the one I usually do and fit it internally to the console so I can use my SFC RGB lead.







Also had a chance to perform the hardware mods to the cheapo RGB to VGA board from a couple of posts back. Fitted a scanline generator to the second VGA out socket. And made a Scart adapter to 15pin VGA, complete with Composite Sync Stripper (tried it without and it would lose the signal after a few seconds, also tried it with a console that is outputting Csync already, and it doesn't complain about going through the sync stripper), also has a standard 3.5mm audio out socket from the Scart socket. Just getting some perspex cut to mount and protect it, and eventually a guide on how to build this yourself (thanks dosucol, nice selection of games btw!)

Pete

[dosucol]

I've no idea of those games are any good Ikobo, but lovely box art, I'm a sucker for for that.

A few more recent purchases, either from here or ebay. Want to try a different RGB mod for the N64, and also experiment with the one I usually do and fit it internally to the console so I can use my SFC RGB lead.







Also had a chance to perform the hardware mods to the cheapo RGB to VGA board from a couple of posts back. Fitted a scanline generator to the second VGA out socket. And made a Scart adapter to 15pin VGA, complete with Composite Sync Stripper (tried it without and it would lose the signal after a few seconds, also tried it with a console that is outputting Csync already, and it doesn't complain about going through the sync stripper), also has a standard 3.5mm audio out socket from the Scart socket. Just getting some perspex cut to mount and protect it, and eventually a guide on how to build this yourself (thanks dosucol, nice selection of games btw!)

Pete

Is this other n64 amp the one using the njm2267 IC ?

[mmmonkey]

yep, or the THS7314 which looks even easier http://baku.homeunix.net/RGB/Nintendo64/Nintendo64.html

[dosucol]

But have you managed to find a uk stockist of either IC,as i came up with nothing ,which is what put a block on me doing that amp for the pc engine.

[speedlolita]