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Shadow Hog posted:Incidentally, recently bought that specific
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Neddy Seagoon posted:You can't say this and not tell us what games it has with it. It's a requirement, dammit! . Games I know for a fact should also be there, and I will find out where: Mario 64, Tetrisphere, OoT, Blast Corps, F-Zero, Extreme-G, Starfox Games that can stay gone: WWE games, Clayfighter e: found them! Sadly, Blast Corps seems to be gone. Less sadly, so does Clayfighter. My Lovely Horse fucked around with this message at 17:02 on Dec 20, 2016 |
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Don't diss clay fighter. If you had the sculptors cut one, it'd be worth ten n64s.
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As a kid I unironically loved clayfighter 64 and thought it was funny, especially Santa's finishing move edit: found it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6pb-jMV11pA&t=400s hot sauce fucked around with this message at 19:22 on Dec 20, 2016 |
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falz posted:If you're talking about some analog SCART to Component thing, open it up and it likely has adjustable POTS inside. I have this one and it does, although I need to get some sort of test pattern to play through Genesis or Turbo Grafx to tune it properly
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falz posted:If you're talking about some analog SCART to Component thing, open it up and it likely has adjustable POTS inside. I have this one and it does, although I need to get some sort of test pattern to play through Genesis or Turbo Grafx to tune it properly FYI those kind of "pots" are generally lowercase. POTS usually stands for "plain old telephone service" and refers to land lines.
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# ? Dec 20, 2016 21:28 |
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falz posted:If you're talking about some analog SCART to Component thing, open it up and it likely has adjustable POTS inside. I have this one and it does, although I need to get some sort of test pattern to play through Genesis or Turbo Grafx to tune it properly If you don't have an everdrive for either of those, here's a 240p test suite genesis cart. http://db-electronics.ca/product/240p-test-suite/
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welp. just pulled the trigger on a Super Gameboy 2. Now to track down a copy of DK94.
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Instant Sunrise posted:welp. just pulled the trigger on a Super Gameboy 2. I have three copies for no reason. I'll send you one. Let me track them down first though.
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LODGE NORTH posted:I have three copies for no reason. I'll send you one. Wow. Thank you so much.
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Caitlin posted:FYI those kind of "pots" are generally lowercase. POTS usually stands for "plain old telephone service" and refers to land lines.
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# ? Dec 20, 2016 23:16 |
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falz posted:If you're talking about some analog SCART to Component thing, open it up and it likely has adjustable POTS inside. I have this one and it does, although I need to get some sort of test pattern to play through Genesis or Turbo Grafx to tune it properly the higher end ones like the one he got actually don't have any adjustments at all inside, they're supposed to be calibrated at the factory
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Hopefully that and not some macrovision bullshit.
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So correct me if I'm wrong, but was there a rule against selling modded original xboxes on the forums? Like from way back in the day? For some reason I swear I remember some really specific rule where people weren't allowed to sell them, and it got referenced in a previous retrogames thread, perhaps jokingly though. I ask because with my retropies and every other device in my house that can emulate things, I don't really need so many xboxes anymore, and should probably sell my extras. They're softmodded, and obviously I wouldn't sell them loaded with games, but I think I'd rather get rid of them here than on craigslist. Preferably to people local to the Seattle area since shipping would be a pain [insert joke about xbox size], but I will be down in the Portland/Salem area this weekend. I can throw in controllers and A/V cables too, I've got piles of them.
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honestly I would just make a craigslist ad, goons are more likely to have a good emulation setup and won't pay as much I think e: MrLonghair posted:Hopefully that and not some macrovision bullshit. naw it's nothing like that, I mean the one he's talking about is made by a guy on a forum somewhere not a company or anything like that. a SCART-> component box should really not need any kind of adjustment d0s fucked around with this message at 23:42 on Dec 20, 2016 |
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falz posted:Oh yeah. I use the uppercase version about 100x more than the potentiometer version, slip of the tongue/fingers. that I can certainly relate to, telecom is a soul sucking industry
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d0s posted:honestly I would just make a craigslist ad, goons are more likely to have a good emulation setup and won't pay as much I think Yeah, that's a good point.
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Do you have them upgraded with compatible larger hard drives? People would probably pay for that here, because it can be a bit of a pain to get that poo poo sorted out. And it's still the best way to play the rare and expensive Xbox games by far.
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fishmech posted:Do you have them upgraded with compatible larger hard drives? People would probably pay for that here, because it can be a bit of a pain to get that poo poo sorted out. And it's still the best way to play the rare and expensive Xbox games by far. If I recall, one of them has like a 200 or 320 gig drive, and I think the other has a 160? I need to double check, it's been ages since I used them last. And yes, it is a pain. As was how I did the first softmod, before I had a way to do the far easier save method, via IDE hot swap. Never again.
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Code Jockey posted:So correct me if I'm wrong, but was there a rule against selling modded original xboxes on the forums? Like from way back in the day? For some reason I swear I remember some really specific rule where people weren't allowed to sell them, and it got referenced in a previous retrogames thread, perhaps jokingly though. I don't believe there's a rule against selling modded consoles themselves. There's a guy on SA Mart modding 3DS's for a fee. It would be if you advertise you're selling a modded console with full romsets for consoles.
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# ? Dec 21, 2016 01:06 |
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I've been absent for a while but returned just to post this beautiful thing I bought in Japan for 300 yen, for thread name relevancy's sake.
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zari-gani posted:I've been absent for a while but returned just to post this beautiful thing I bought in Japan for 300 yen, for thread name relevancy's sake. Not even Japan was safe...
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zari-gani posted:I've been absent for a while but returned just to post this beautiful thing I bought in Japan for 300 yen, for thread name relevancy's sake. This is incredible
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zari-gani posted:I've been absent for a while but returned just to post this beautiful thing I bought in Japan for 300 yen, for thread name relevancy's sake. I tried to find views of the game on Japanese bad game wiki and they don't even have it on the list of Super Famicom games. So I guess that advertisement wasn't very effective.
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# ? Dec 21, 2016 05:35 |
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Just bought a cart for Return to Dinosaur Land. It's the best ROMhack.
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zari-gani posted:I've been absent for a while but returned just to post this beautiful thing I bought in Japan for 300 yen, for thread name relevancy's sake. What could possibly go wrong?
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It's a Christmas Miracle!
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# ? Dec 21, 2016 09:18 |
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Mace Bacon posted:
Did you find a PVM in your stocking?
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:Did you find a PVM in your stocking? I got it for free and the only problem is it won't do PAL video.
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Mace Bacon posted:I got it for free and the only problem is it won't do PAL video. Ewwww we don't mention that format here.
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I don't claim to be an expert, but I thought most PVM's on both sides of the pond would take both PAL and NTSC?
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:Ewwww we don't mention that format here. Aren't PAL GameCubes the good ones?
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Metal Geir Skogul posted:Aren't PAL GameCubes the good ones? Are you trying to trigger me?
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TeaJay posted:I don't claim to be an expert, but I thought most PVM's on both sides of the pond would take both PAL and NTSC? Yeah It's a PVM I got Locally (Australia), but anything PAL I feed it doesn't have any colour (and no, "Blue Only" isn't on). Right now my PAL stuff is only a Mega Drive and a Sega SC-3000.
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I've got a question about PVMs that I feel like I should know the answer to: aren't these not exactly "optimal" for retro games since they are such a high resolution? I remember when buying my arcade CRT I had to make sure it was a standard res monitor and NOT a medium res one or else games would look a lot worse. Sorry if this is a dumb question.
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Uncle at Nintendo posted:I've got a question about PVMs that I feel like I should know the answer to: aren't these not exactly "optimal" for retro games since they are such a high resolution? I remember when buying my arcade CRT I had to make sure it was a standard res monitor and NOT a medium res one or else games would look a lot worse. Sorry if this is a dumb question. I have no idea of the difference. Mine's a HR Trinitron so I dunno if that's different or not.
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Uncle at Nintendo posted:I've got a question about PVMs that I feel like I should know the answer to: aren't these not exactly "optimal" for retro games since they are such a high resolution? I remember when buying my arcade CRT I had to make sure it was a standard res monitor and NOT a medium res one or else games would look a lot worse. Sorry if this is a dumb question. Depends on the look you're going for. Most people tend to like the clean and consistent look of an aperture grille (available on most professional monitors and Sony consumer sets) scanlines provide in comparison to shadow mask (what most consumer televisions have).
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Uncle at Nintendo posted:I've got a question about PVMs that I feel like I should know the answer to: aren't these not exactly "optimal" for retro games since they are such a high resolution? I remember when buying my arcade CRT I had to make sure it was a standard res monitor and NOT a medium res one or else games would look a lot worse. Sorry if this is a dumb question. I think you may be talking about two different things. When people talk about "medium res" arcade monitors they are talking about horizontal scan (refresh) rate, a medium res is about 24khz. standard is 15khz (what majority of arcade games and old console games run at) and high is 31khz (for games that run at VGA res like lots of Naomi stuff). note that when you hear people talk about figures like 50hz or 60hz they are talking about the vertical refresh rate, where 50 is PAL and 60 is NTSC. your PVM is just a really nice TV so it's always going to be standard res, 15khz. I think what you're referring to is the line count which is really a matter of personal preference. edit: personally I think a high TVL looks fantastic and wish I could swap my crappy 14" N series for something with a high count d0s fucked around with this message at 15:26 on Dec 21, 2016 |
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d0s posted:I think you may be talking about two different things. When people talk about "medium res" arcade monitors they are talking about horizontal scan (refresh) rate, a medium res is about 24khz. standard is 15khz (what majority of arcade games and old console games run at) and high is 31khz (for games that run at VGA res like lots of Naomi stuff). note that when you hear people talk about figures like 50hz or 60hz they are talking about the vertical refresh rate, where 50 is PAL and 60 is NTSC. 800 TVL on my PVM-14L5 looks crisp as gently caress,
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8-bit Miniboss posted:800 TVL on my PVM-14L5 looks crisp as gently caress, jesus 800 seems high even for me, I don't think I've ever seen 800TVL irl and have no idea what it would look like (looking at photos of this stuff is next to useless imo, it's completely different in motion). 600 I have seen and it looks amazing, that's the look I wish I could get
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