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Only Shallow posted:Are there any good 8bitdo style wireless controllers for Sega systems? My wife has been sick and wanted to play Genesis in bed and the only thing I have to offer her are lovely 90s IR wireless controllers which do work but are annoying. Ugh, if you love her, get a real Genesis!
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GutBomb posted:This leads to a question I've been wondering about those trio power supplies. Is the regular use of those to have them hooked up to all 3 consoles at once (and obviously just have one console turned on at a time) or are they really just meant to be used on one console at a time but keep the manufacturer from having to have 3 different products with different connectors? What you have is a lovely Chinese knock off power supply. They generally work, unless the console pulls a little more juice, in which case they don't provide it, causing graphical glitches and other problems. They 100% won't work if you plug in all three heads and try to turn on the systems. They MAY not even work if you plug in all three and only turn one console on, due to small power draws while the systems not being used are plugged in. Bottom line they suck, but I have one I use myself with my SNES, but I understand the problems with it. It also may not work with flashcarts as they can draw more power than a normal cartridge. After market PSUs are good if you by a quality one, it's just most are not quality. The best thing to do is make sure it's putting out enough amps, go for double the recommended rating from the console. That will ensure you get one with plenty of juice to go around. Don't confuse amps for volts or watts.
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Asbrandt posted:You've done some good stuff here but my first thought is simply... please stop subjecting human hands to flat horizontal button layouts. Not to doubt you, but can you point to where this is coming from? If it can do the SNES, it sure as hell can do a much older and less complex, 8-bit enhanced NES, the PC-Engine.
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Asbrandt posted:Fancy words. Sure, but can you link to where Kevin Horton said so?
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Pegnose Pete posted:Perhaps a silly question but to extension cables like this introduce any kind of lag? I buy knock off Chinese cables on eBay for $2 shipped and they work fine. Got NES, SNES, and PCE ones so far. Sometimes a wire won't work, but drat, for $2 SHIPPED for two cables, it's not a big deal.
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d0s posted:All the Pandora's box stuff is emulation. They're just crappy single board computers running hacked up MAME. Those things are laughably bad man. Something like an XX in 1 Neo-Geo MVS cart is legit though, just like a console multicart. I'm going to send you a PM about some other stuff No sorry, the XX in 1 NG are terrible as well, with hosed up sound, poo poo games, graphic problems, missing levels, and oh, they might even shorten the life of your system. The NEO SD is a better option, or if you can wait for it, the Darksoft NEO Flashcart seems like it may be cool as well.
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d0s posted:this is all a bit exaggerated, don't you think? The neo SD costs four hundred dollars, you can get a burner single slot MVS and a flashcart for like $150. I've heard that most of the games on it run fine. And they have most of the good MVS games, so idk where "poo poo games" comes from. falz posted:I haven't used the 161 in 1 extensively yet, but i'm happy that its not emulation at least. Pulstar seemed to have its audio shift to get a lot louder halfway through some level, maybe other games have obscure glitches like that but somehow that seems better than emulation issues like lovely filters, screen tearing, etc. Well, much of the 161-1 is bull-poo poo hacks of games that are already on there, like pallet swapped KoFXX times 5. So much of the game roster is filled with hacked crap. Then it IS missing many of the top NG games. Then, there is the issue that many legit games have been shaved of content to make them fit. Missing sprites, sounds, etc. Also, many games are set on the wrong difficulty with the option to change removed or missing. Oh by the way, some of them can actually cause damaged to your NG b/c of wrong voltages in the way they are made. Will yours be like this? No way to tell as they are inconsistent across different builds even from the same seller to include what is missing from the games. All that being said, if it's "just $150 (it's not)" to get one AND a NG to play it on, why they hell would you? If you're worried about money, a emulator system would likely get you all the NG games, with the better accuracy under $50. If you're interested in accuracy (or authenticity) then why would you buy one of these for the reasons listed above? They are poo poo. Official Games Included 2020 SUPER BASEBALL 3 COUNT BOUT AERO FIGHTERS 2 AERO FIGHTERS 3 ALPHA MISSION 2 ANDRO DUNOS ART OF FIGHTING 2 BANG BEAD BASEBALL STARS 2 BATTLE FLIP SHOT BLAZING STAR BLUE'S JOURNEY BREAKERS BREAKERS REVENGE BURNING FIGHT CAPTAIN TOMADAY CROSSED SWORDS DOUBLE DRAGON EIGHT MAN FAR EAST OF EDEN FATAL FURY FIGHTERS SWORDS (Korean SSIII) FOOTBALL FRENZY GANRYU KARNOV'S REVENGE KING OF MONSTERS KIZUNA ENCOUNTER KOF 2001 KOF 2002 KOF 2003 KOF 94 KOF 95 KOF 96 KOF 97 KOF 98 KOF 99 LAST BLADE LAST BLADE 2 LAST RESORT LEGEND SUCCESS JOE MAGICAL DROP 2 MAGICAL DROP III MARK OF THE WOLVES MASTER OF SYOUGI MATRIMELEE METAL SLUG METAL SLUG 2 METAL SLUG 3 METAL SLUG 4 METAL SLUG X MONEY PUZZLE EXCH MUTATION NATION NEO BOMBERMAN NEO DRIFT OUT NEO MR. DO! NEO TURF MASTERS NEO-GEO CUP 98 NIGHTMARE NINJA COMMANDO OVER TOP PANIC BOMBER PLEASURE GOAL PRE ISLE 2 PULSTAR PUZZLE BOBBLE PUZZLE BOBBLE 2 PUZZLE DE PON PUZZLE DE PON! R! 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^^^ By the way, full disclosure, I own two XXX in 1 carts, but I also own 3 Neo Geos and they are OK for the price I paid. I would NEVER tell someone who is trying to get into NG to buy one then one of the carts though as for the money, it's not worth it for the reasons listed above. If you have all the info and still want one, more power to you! That being said, when the DS multi-flash cart comes out, I'd be happy to sell my XXX in 1 carts off to you guys pretty cheap if still want them.
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I bought a Pro Action Replay for $35, not the 1st version though, but the 2nd one with the extra pins for the special chips. Extra bonus, I can now play PAL games too. I DON'T want to break my tabs either brah!
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Jim Silly-Balls posted:There are no tabs on a game genie for snes. When I play SFC carts on my snes I just use the game genie. Sorry dude, someone has already broken off your tabs b/c the SNES GG for sure has the tabs, same as the SNES itself. Here is a picture of it: http://starboy91.blogspot.com/2013/09/alcahest-sfc-review.html And a video showing you how to break them off, not that anyone needs a video, but eh, millennials... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1z7p-s1RaSc Not to mention that no GG has the pass through boards for the special SNES chip games. Again, Action Replay v2 FTW. I will not break my tabs off my 3-4 systems, call me weird.. I do have two SFCs though, and as stated, I just bought an Action Replay v2 to use as my converter (and it has the special chip edges too). XtraSmiley fucked around with this message at 03:55 on Nov 17, 2017 |
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SpaceAceJase posted:How many hours until the Krikzz sale? Hours unknown, SD2SNES, Everdrive 64 v3!
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SpaceAceJase posted:
Thanks for this, order put in, $303.60! Last year I waited until actual late BF and didn't get my order until February, since he got such a large back order!
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Breadallelogram posted:Think I'm going to wait for the stone age gamer sale to start before I order my ever drive 64. Because of shipping or another reason?
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Casimir Radon posted:Krikzz cancelled my order for some reason. I went and punched reorder so hopefully I don't get screwed here. He keeps the BF discount up for the week, so don't sweat it too much.
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Casimir Radon posted:I just hope I don't end up way down the list for shipping. Well, if it's in stock, you really shouldn't' worry. If it gets back ordered, well, I didn't get my order until February last year...
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All New Sonic posted:
Why didn't you go for the x7?
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Tree Dude posted:From Krikzz black friday sale. Thanks y'all I'll be patient. Same here, an N64 ver3 and an SD2SNES. From Ukraine to the US about a week, but after that tracking is a no-go, nothing yet, but I'm in Hawaii. Last year, after it hit the US it took 20 days, so I guess I'm getting close to getting it.
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Jim Silly-Balls posted:Guys! A thing happened! https://www.romhacking.net/translations/3354/ Dude, thanks for the link, this is very cool! Is it any better than the Advance versions? Or is it a gen behind and not worth playing?
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The American Dream posted:darn, those plug and play arcade sticks look really cool. I figured they were probably too good to be true. Eh, they are not that bad. I'm an accuracy whore myself, but I even played the 4s and figured, for the money ($250 shipped) it wasn't that big of a deal for the average gamer, maybe not for the autistic goon though... Note that the buttons and sticks are poo poo quality too... but again, $250 for a full set up. PM if you want a reputable guy in Canada.
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LORD OF BOOTY posted:yeah the key word there was shoddy SOAC solutions Actually, the FPGA is an FPGA. What you really mean is that Kevin's programming of the FPGA is producing a solution that is better than any other SOAC solution currently out.
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Negrostrike posted:I always thought it was because the replaced tracks had some samples that couldn't be properly replicated on MIDI. IIRC Hydrocity Zone 1 was composed by MJ and they kept that one. This I think has now been revealed to be an urban legend. It turns out that MJ did have interested in doing some music, even did a demo/sample with just his voice, but Sega never put it into the game. Good urban legend, but sadly just not true and as a result, not a reason Sonic 3 hasn't been re-released (which in itself isn't true as you can currently get it on several platforms).
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XtraSmiley posted:This I think has now been revealed to be an urban legend. It turns out that MJ did have interested in doing some music, even did a demo/sample with just his voice, but Sega never put it into the game. Quoting my own post to say, hmm, after looking around, despite the Sonic programmers and Sega denying this there are some stories form the composers saying he did work on it. It's not clear who's lying I guess, but also, since he's not credited, I doubt his estate could sue for rights now. I guess it's still a mystery?
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GutBomb posted:Voultar just posted a video a couple days ago of a full NESRGB install into an AV Famicom. He removed the 3 passives from the board since the majority of SNES SCART cables have them. Nice, I'd just chuck that older game, you'll probably never want to swap back from the N8...
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As an owner of 28 original games, including 8 vectors, I have to say that machine you posted isn't that bad. The layout is clean, the sides have room for art, and for a vertical system, it's set up pretty well, although I think the controls are too close to the screen for my taste. The future is not CRT and although I love my CRT systems, it's time to realize that going forward, this is what we have to look forward to. That being said, as 8K monitors start popping up, I'm going to bet that vectors might start looking pretty sweet if emulated properly on them. Never as good as the real thing, but hey, the future and all...
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Do any goons have a recommendation for a nice Supergun setup? I'd really like one of the Jasen Customs ones, but he stopped making them about 4 months ago. I'm looking for a fully consoled one, meaning its in a box, pro looking job, including all needed power/wiring, etc. Basically one as close to the Jasen Customs one as possible. It just doesn't seem like many are made anymore.
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Yes.. uh, derail... So to play some retro arcade games I'm looking into a Supergun, anyone got one they use and like?
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d0s posted:you said you were looking for a finished product and not a bare board, so pretty much anything from here will serve you well (they ship to the US), I recommend the AV-7000 with the 9000TB stick or the boardmaster if you want an all in one. the raijin is cool too. these things are expensive but of really high quality. on the other end of the spectrum you can get this or this. I don't know anything about the ones sold on other sites that are in project boxes or whatever but if you really want something in a case on the cheap just buy one of those two board only ones (preferably the one by the shmups forum dude) and stick it in a case with some panel mount connectors Thanks a ton, I'll check these out. I've got the itch and my arcades are in storage...
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^^^Great post, thanks for sharing. I've never seen sealed PC10 stuff and I've been collecting arcade stuff (off line collecting only) for 20 years!
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drrockso20 posted:cause I've got nothing better to do, here's a full list of the games I've currently got on my SNES Classic(besides the official ones of course); EVERYONE should dump Cybernator in the trash and get the English translated Japanese version. Then play it after you beat Front Mission: Gun Hazard. Follow them both up with Metal Warriors. You're welcome.
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d0s posted:
What! You're crazy! It's not exactly the same type of game, I mean it's US designed, but it's still really cool! I mean there's no such thing as a wrong opinion, except maybe yours regarding Metal Warriors... :P
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Captain Rufus posted:https://edladdin.com/Arcade-Controllers_c2.htm Have fun. Enjoy wasting lots of money though. I'm hoping he makes one for the Intellivision as at least my hilariously uggo Sears variant has the most uncomfortable buttons ever. These cases are perfect for a joystick I want to build, any idea where this guy gets them?
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Baron Snow posted:If you're looking for modular and metal, may I suggest https://allfightsticks.com/shop ? These are awesome, but, 1. WAY to loving expensive once you add top, sides, and bottom to it. and 2. I need something for an LS-30, and these, although very cool, aren't deep enough.
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Wise Fwom Yo Gwave posted:
What you have there is a "Super Jolt" gun, but it looks like you are missing the pedal. This is THE BEST PS1 GunCon gun. Best kick and of course had the pedal. I had two, a black one and a camo one. Google it and you'll find it. If you got it cheap you got a great deal. The recoil might not work b/c you're missing the pedal or maybe the power plug. It needed it's own power to do the recoil.
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Wise Fwom Yo Gwave posted:Hey guys... I did it: Awesome, I’m glad you got it working. Did my info help? What was the problem?
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Code Jockey posted:Decades old japanese plastic continues to consume more and more space in my house, like expensive kudzu Umm, I love it, new thread title please.
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Bonobos posted:Hmm, Monitor Burn is this something you can do if I were to buy one of these devices (SD3) and send to you? How much would you charge? I suck at soldering. No need, all new ones have the fix applied. The RGB out still isn’t the best though, but probably something you’ll only notice on the OSSC and a big TV. If you’re going to spend the money, get this and a Supergrafx, you’ll have the whole library at your fingers for around $700 after caps.
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punk rebel ecks posted:I get all my news from Vice. The HBO show is the hardest hitting journalism in modern times. This. Vice News (the 30 minute M-Th show) is the best US news there is.
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TVs Ian posted:Ok, now I'm wondering if I can mod one of those carts to hold an Everdrive board. Please post results, cause now I want to do this, but don't want to cut the shell. I usually never change the SD card, so as long as it fits.. it's time to hit eBay!
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LuiCypher posted:The base is too cheap? $250 makes it more expensive than a Super NT or an OSSC. According to the website, the base unit may not even include one of the modules, so to replicate the functionality of a Super NT will cost you $310 (and even then, the Super NT will likely be the superior performer since it is an FPGA system whereas this may not be). Well, I'm in no way endorsing this product, but I guess the cool part of spending $250, plus $60 per module (base unit does NOT include a module) is that they are building in all sorts of streaming options into the system. Also, it's online, which will do some sort of cataloging and tracking of, uh, something. A lot of details have not been released, however they said they will release all the details to include emulation/simulation details when pre-orders go live, and that should be in August.
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Crackbone posted:I’m waiting for the Zimba 5000 but Kevtris hasnt said poo poo about it for almost two years. He has said that since Analog hired him, it's been put on hold, since they are paying him to create it basically for their system. In a few (5+?) years when he has all the cores done, he will release the Zimba 3000, although by the time it happens, maybe it will be the 5000... He has answered this question a few time since working on the NT, but lately he's be silent b/c of an NDA on his next project. The easy money is on a Sega "NT".
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