Well the famicom one is a dual kit as you can solder either a famicom/nes pad to it or a snes/sfc pad you just use the appropriate wiring schematic on the retro usb site. Windows recognises it fine & it works in most emulators i have tried, the only thing i have noticed is theres less height clearance inside a famicom pad compared to a nes one so you need to get it carefully lined up inside. I put some tape over the chip to protect it a bit as i screwed the backplate back on.
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That matrimelee cover must look amazing..
Must have cost a pretty penny.Comment
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Some great games there Ikobo, Matrimelee has some great music. I've been keeping my eye out for a Pulstar as well, but as you say silly money at the mo for a good condition one.Comment
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Normal every day TVs in Japan DO NOT have 21 pin RGB in any form at all. Only a few home TVs had this and of course pro-equipment. Unlike the UK were even the most basic of **** has 21 pin RGB in scart form. Not one single modern TV in Japan has a 21pin RGB on it. But true gamers who know about the joys of RGB have other options such as the. XRGB series that will take a 21 pin RGB signal and send it to the TV via another input such as VGA or D-Terminal ( basically like component).Originally posted by Fastware View Post
Only Europe really did get the full joys of RGB gaming and I think you have the French to thank for that.
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Yeah, it's mad for some titles at the moment, i'll have to go the conversion route for blazing star as well, the prices on that have more than doubled since i last owned it and it wasn't cheap back then. Only a few carts to find then i'm done though.Originally posted by Jamie View PostComment
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Fantastic!! I'm still on one gameOriginally posted by ikobo View Post
As You say it's finding games at a price you're willing to pay, Last Blade is next on my list as its only around the ?90-100 mark, I'm contemplating getting a converter at some point and playing the mvs versions just do I can get a taste of what's out there before I blow a wad on titles
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Yeah, but we both know that you've got patience and I haven't, as shown when you bought my AES. (I couldn't have waited as long as you did!)
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Bought another PSP Go today for CFW retro goodness. Got a GBA Emu with Minish Cap. Day off Monday so going ROM hunting.Comment
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Another NEO pick up. Doesn't get a lot of love this game, but i've always found it to be great fun.
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Something for the Super Familien-Computer!
(outer box also included)
And some chinese Game Boy Color "pirate originals":
(Shin Sangokumusou, Shin Sangokumusou 2 and Castlevania DX)
The two Shin Sangokumusou games are actually not that bad!
They're both sidescrolling beat 'em ups with nice graphics, decent sound and most important: They're actually fun to play
They're also known under a variety of different names like San Goku Shi: Act C or True Thre Kingdoms.
Castlevania DX on the other hand is just awful! It got clumsy controls, boring graphics and the sound effects and music are ripped straight from Castlevania II: Belmont's Revenge. Also it's just one small area. After you defeat the first boss and find the exit, the game throws you back to the title screen. More of a demo, actually.
But hey - I was curious and the two Sangokumusou games are nice enough so yeah
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Nosferatu!! Nice!
Had a little go on the PSP emulator a while back and it looked really good.Comment
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Recent items.
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Ohhh nice haul. What games are on that Gradius collection?
I was playing Gradius V and Nanostray 2 only last week and did alright at them after not playing them for ages
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Gradius Collection contains 1-2-3-4 and Gaiden. I have V on PS2 so that is most of them covered I think! 1-3 feel a bit old hat now but 4 and Gaiden are brilliant. It was only a fiver too which is a steal i'm told.Comment
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