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falz posted:Trying to avoid emulation as much as possible here, but it may be impossible. Im unsure how those 60-1 / 19-1 boards work, perhaps emulation but its much more sound? Those x-in-1s are emulation of a sort. Most iCade’s “interpretation” of the Gyruss sound is laughably bad, for example.
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Discount Viscount posted:Speaking of puzzle games, drat do I want a new Adventures of Lolo. BOXBOY is cool, but now that it's over I want to see HAL return to Eggerland. I've dreamed about what they could do by adding multi-tiered levels, if the single screen grids have exhausted all interesting possibilities. I love the feeling that type of action-puzzle game gives you where you can almost feel your brain being re-wired. Nintendo made an Eggerland-style action-puzzle game with dual-layer levels, it's called Mole Mania and you can pick it up for Game Boy or 3DS VC. It's not as cutthroat as the later Eggerland games but it's still good fun, and the audiovisual aspects are way more polished.
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Djarum posted:You don't need the FDS hardware as the Everdrive emulates it. I will say that it does this awfully. The extra sound channels are no where near accurate. If you are serious about playing some FDS games do yourself a favor and grab a FDS Ram Cart and a FDSLoader. You can get both together for around $50 total and have a 100% perfect and accurate FDS solution. Doesn't FDSLoader require an ancient DOS PC with a parallel port to work? Just get a RAM adapter and an FDSStick. It's a 32MB USB Flash drive with a RAM adapter port on the back, and it can be yours for the criminally low price of $14.99.
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All New Sonic posted:Doesn't FDSLoader require an ancient DOS PC with a parallel port to work? Just get a RAM adapter and an FDSStick. It's a 32MB USB Flash drive with a RAM adapter port on the back, and it can be yours for the criminally low price of $14.99. holy loving poo poo I had no idea this existed, I need this on my twin fami which I've ignored due to me being too lazy to calibrate the drive / fix the belt
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PaletteSwappedNinja posted:Nintendo made an Eggerland-style action-puzzle game with dual-layer levels, it's called Mole Mania and you can pick it up for Game Boy or 3DS VC. It's not as cutthroat as the later Eggerland games but it's still good fun, and the audiovisual aspects are way more polished. poo poo I've been meaning to pick up that cartridge forever (Super Game Boy hell yeah) but got irrationally annoyed that the price had gone up a few dollars between a couple of browses on eBay. Word had obviously gotten around on Miyamoto's Hidden Gem. EDIT: There we go. Thank you for tonight's impulse eBay purchase. Speaking of, another impulse purchase arrived today: the star-shaped Club Nintendo version of the Ten Billion puzzle. Discount Viscount fucked around with this message at 09:28 on Nov 14, 2017 |
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falz posted:Trying to avoid emulation as much as possible here, but it may be impossible. Im unsure how those 60-1 / 19-1 boards work, perhaps emulation but its much more sound? 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
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Random Stranger posted:The nice thing about Game Boy stuff at the moment is that it's so amazingly cheap to get. A sawbuck gets you a nice stack of GB games, and not even boring shelf filler. That's true if you're going for carts only. God help you if you're hunting for GB games boxed.
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All New Sonic posted:Doesn't FDSLoader require an ancient DOS PC with a parallel port to work? Just get a RAM adapter and an FDSStick. It's a 32MB USB Flash drive with a RAM adapter port on the back, and it can be yours for the criminally low price of $14.99. FDSStick is what I meant. I had just gotten off of work last night and wasn't all there. The new ones have 256MB of Flash on them so you can store the entire library on it. Code Jockey posted:holy loving poo poo You'll need to buy/make the adaptor cable I linked for it to work on the TwinFami. Works like a charm from what I have heard though. I love mine.
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All New Sonic posted:Doesn't FDSLoader require an ancient DOS PC with a parallel port to work? Just get a RAM adapter and an FDSStick. It's a 32MB USB Flash drive with a RAM adapter port on the back, and it can be yours for the criminally low price of $14.99. Thanks for this!
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they gettin my waifu ready https://imgur.com/a/jfz9R
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d0s posted:they gettin my waifu ready The envy, it is me. Do you have more horizontal or vertical games, and how easy are those things to rotate?
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Ofecks posted:The envy, it is me. It's kinda 50/50 as far as horizontal and vertical games I own, but I'm going to be keeping this in vertical most of the time just because I find myself playing vertical stuff more. They rotate relatively easily but it's still not something you want to do often, it's not like an Egret II with a rotate mechanism where you just spin the monitor. I would like to get a second one for horizontal stuff but that's far in the future if ever, I'll keep using a supergun+PVM for hori for now. Dealing with the seller was kind of weird. It's from "karcadegame" who posts sale threads on various forums, and he's in California while I'm in Florida. He seems really reluctant to actually go through his inventory and show you things, rather he shows you a single example pic of some beat up cab and says YOU WILL GET ONE IT WILL BE GOOD over and over. It took me 5 days of badgering him to finally pull down and show me a few different cabs from his stock (all up on shelves in the warehouse) and get pictures of the monitor chassis etc. because I don't want to just buy this thing blindly from the other side of the country. He had some regular Astro Citys that were a bit less grimy but I wanted a NAC so I'll put up with stripping it down and giving it a good clean. Also really happy about the single player six button panel, most of his cabs had the standard 2 player panels that originally had 3 buttons on each side and then extra button holes added in weird places by drunk operators. I am extremely happy to finally be getting one of these cabs, for years it felt like I was cursed because they'd always pop up when I was broke, or I'd catch group buys at the wrong time or whatever.
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Rirse posted:Got to say ULI is really nice on the OSSC with the Pal Gamecube and RGB. Everything looks so crisp and nice on it. Since OSSC has no zoom function like the Framemeister, I just use the LG internal zoom which when I use the right settings doesn't seem to hurt the picture too much. Far cheaper then the secondary scaler option that was suggested around the OSSC release. If you use the low latency version of the loader it has a zoom function that works from inside the app. I’ve been using it with my crt and it’s pretty awesome. You create a cfg file with the flags you want and then use copy or cat to append to the end of the .dol file.
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Just installed and tested out Borti's digital audio board on my 1CHIP-03 SNES: https://oshpark.com/shared_projects/syEtmgQ0 Install consisted of cutting a hole for the optical port and soldering 7 wires including power and ground (the other 5 to tiny vias on the sound chip). Haven't taken pictures of the modwork yet, but here's the install process: http://retrorgb.com/snesdigitalaudio.html There's no line-out port on my stereo receiver, so digital audio was captured by running it through a $16 DAC before recording it on the Elgato. The receiver sounds better of course, but this is still a decent audio upgrade for any SNES if you don't have a stereo system with optical inputs: https://www.amazon.com/DA9-Digital-Optical-Coaxial-Converter/dp/B007PFR8V2 Stock analog audio: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQsEKMusTSg Digital audio: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06aFHwX-Eg4
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Does anyone have any advice on how to troubleshoot a Sega Menacer? The first one I got was full of leaking batteries and not even worth trying to clean. The second one I got is clean but just doesn't seem to work. I have two sensors that sit on the TV for it and neither one seems to help. I am using an old TV. I just want to play T2 with the dang thing!
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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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Elliotw2 posted:Do you have the version that supports the menacer? I'm using a flash cart and the options allow me to select the Menacer controls. The Menacer game doesn't respond either.
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XtraSmiley posted: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. Also Neo SD sounds like a good idea, but aren't loading times literally many minutes? Maybe that helps with OCD game switching I guess. Re my earlier questions about XX in 1 to play Burgertime, since they all require emulation, maybe something ilke this Rpi-Jamma board is the best choice as I'm primarily interested in pre-16 bit stuff. https://www.highscoresaves.com/arpicade-raspberry-pi-multicade-jamma-pcb-adaptor-for-arcade-multigame.html
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This is a Sega Saturn promo tape. Uhh... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drPYJkM0iuk&t=822s This is even weirder than Sony's upside-down floating baby doll head laughing commercial
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I just found something I forgot I had... so when I got one of my 1702 monitors, the people selling it said "we'll throw in a free custom made chroma/luma to svideo cable with it!". I was happy, because I didn't want to make it myself or buy one.  This is not me having cut open the cable, this is literally as it was given to me.
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Code Jockey posted:I just found something I forgot I had... so when I got one of my 1702 monitors, the people selling it said "we'll throw in a free custom made chroma/luma to svideo cable with it!". Wow, that is dogshit. Did it actually work worth a drat despite every indicator being that it would fall out of the plug at the slightest breeze? Apropos of nothing, but relevant to Elgato capture device owners, I recently got one of these: https://console5.com/store/s-video-s-vhs-to-rca-y-c-luma-chroma-adapter-cable-6-15-cm.html Using one of those and a basic S-Video gender changer plug (female input at both ends), I've been able to capture S-Video footage through my Elgato's component video input plugs. It works (so far in my testing) with my Super Famicom and SNES Mini, and also with my NESRGB-modded AV Famicom (which gains S-Video output from the mod install, in addition to RGB). I don't see why it wouldn't work with other consoles. It's probably well-known, I guess, but I thought it was pretty cool to be able to do with some passive adapters. And for those who didn't know, but might be interested in streaming, this could be potentially useful for stepping up the video quality from consoles like the N64 and Gamecube that don't have good component video options.
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Code Jockey posted:I just found something I forgot I had... so when I got one of my 1702 monitors, the people selling it said "we'll throw in a free custom made chroma/luma to svideo cable with it!". Slightly better than my paperclip+tape Genesis AV cable.
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Code Jockey posted:I just found something I forgot I had... so when I got one of my 1702 monitors, the people selling it said "we'll throw in a free custom made chroma/luma to svideo cable with it!". *audiophile forums voice* Well actually that allows electrons which are not aligned with the overall flow to fly off into the atmosphere, rather than staying in the cable and tainting the signal. This results in a warmer, crisper, image that has notably better eyefeel.
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Kthulhu5000 posted:Wow, that is dogshit. Did it actually work worth a drat despite every indicator being that it would fall out of the plug at the slightest breeze? That is a cool trick. Did not know about it. Elgato also sells an S-video adapter that plugs into the main port of the game capture HD. Had to buy it directly from them. https://help.elgato.com/customer/portal/articles/1020263
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Kthulhu5000 posted:Wow, that is dogshit. Did it actually work worth a drat despite every indicator being that it would fall out of the plug at the slightest breeze? It actually does work, surprisingly enough. I'm going to cut out all of that garbage and redo it, but technically it works. Jim Silly-Balls posted:*audiophile forums voice* brb off to do this with all of my cables, loving unaligned electrons 
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XtraSmiley posted: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. 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.
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Topolino posted:That is a cool trick. Did not know about it. Yeah, I knew about that cable, but my unit didn't come with one and Elgato's online store doesn't even seem to offer it anymore. And tracking one down otherwise just seems like  compared to what I did.Code Jockey posted:It actually does work, surprisingly enough. I'm going to cut out all of that garbage and redo it, but technically it works. That's surprising. That said, why bother redoing it? Just get the Y/C splitter from Console5.com that I linked above and an S-Video gender changer plug to make it a female input, and you'd probably be saving yourself a lot of work.
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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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Kthulhu5000 posted:Yeah, I knew about that cable, but my unit didn't come with one and Elgato's online store doesn't even seem to offer it anymore. And tracking one down otherwise just seems like Wow, had no idea it was no longer available. I got mine a few years back so I thought they still carried it. Makes total sense to find an alternative.
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XtraSmiley posted:^^^ 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! for what it's worth I personally only use legit MVS games. but there are tons of people who love the multicarts and it's a great thing for people who want to try a bunch of games or have something in addition to their legit games. also the 3V flash wear issue is real, and I would reccomend people get a cheap single slot just for multicarts, but in the real world it's not like they are blowing up MVS systems left and right, it just stresses the parts more than they should be. If people are willing to put up with the idiosyncrasies of the thing, what's the big deal? Sure the Neo SD or upcoming darksoft thing is better but lots of people don't really want to lay down that kind of cash, the multicarts are a cheap way to entertain yourself.
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Mister Chief posted:If you're worried about money then the neo-geo is not for you. there are ways to do it relatively cheap, of course like anything you get what you pay for but you can pretty happily do neo-geo by burning NGCD discs and running a multicart, plenty of people do and enjoy it. I hope the chinese or somebody finds a way to make a cheap flash cart so more people can enjoy that stuff accurately
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Metal Geir Skogul posted:This is a Sega Saturn promo tape. Uhh... I'm aroused and confused.  I've seen these before years ago and I think at the time it didn't bother me because it wasn't out of line with all the other weird poo poo Sega put out. That and I would've been a teenager who had poor taste in everything. Actually, the sphincter ad seemed really crappy. 
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I'm looking for a SFC to SNES adaptor. You know, those clunky things you plug in to the cart slot so you don't have to break the tabs like everyone else on the planet did. There are some noname ones on eBay that are about $45, but given that FC/NES adapters are $10 I feel like I'm missing some obvious keyword or website where I can get them for somewhat cheaper, especially considering there are apparently NES to SNES adapters (what) for way cheaper.
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Zamujasa posted:I'm looking for a SFC to SNES adaptor. You know, those clunky things you plug in to the cart slot so you don't have to break the tabs like everyone else on the planet did. Those NES to SNES or Genesis to SNES adapters aren't really adapters so much as emulators running on a processor chip inside the "cartridge adapter" and they only use the console for video output and controller input. Many of them actually require you to connect the audio or video directly from the "cartridge adapter" to the TV, not the SNES' output. They're weird but kinda cool.
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Oh, I know. They're just far cheaper than the actual adapters I can find despite having more hardware, which is really confusing.
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