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Show posts MenuQuote from: guest on 01/07/2016, 07:57 PMSorry I meant I'm willing to part with 3 mighty copies of this game:Quote from: grolt on 01/07/2016, 06:46 PMI have tons of games to trade pm me beyond Shadowgate might magic part 3 blazing laser hello, bro taking it in the hoop u name it I am old gamer from way back have every system including actionMAX hit me up thx mike aka the machineI will trade you a seal Power Golf and a sealed Sonic Spike for Might and Magic 3.
Quote from: esteban on 12/27/2015, 12:22 AMI have never heard of this item.It's actually kind of awesome:
Apparently the Holy Grail of power strips.
Please tell me it doesn't look like a totally generic power strip.
Quote from: guest on 10/16/2015, 11:17 PMI still have at least one TurboChip with "Superior Video" written on the back.We had a Superior Video way up in Northern Canada where I grew up and they carried TG-16 games. I never really saw any rented out, but they stocked them close to launch and had most of the early library. Up to that point they only carried NES games and must have really bought in big with NEC. After a couple years they liquidated all their games and I picked up the majority of them for $5 a pop. It was my gateway into the system, since I never had a TG back when they were renting the games. I ended up getting World Court Tennis, Deep Blue, Boxy Boy, Fantasy Zone, Ordyne, Davis Cup Tennis and Parasol Stars all from them. Here's a picture of the Superior Video sticker:
Quote from: esteban on 09/19/2015, 09:00 PMThe RVGS would need a lot of media exposure from popular TubeYou folks to reach 2 mil, I reckon.Meet the RVGS social media team.
Funding depends upon (1) savvy social media skills (2) lucky viral randomness (3) influential sites/personalities championing your cause...
Does RVGS have any of these?
Quote from: esteban on 09/15/2015, 01:27 PMNo guns in the B/Zonk series, just transvestites.Quote from: grolt on 09/15/2015, 11:25 AMFired up some Air Zonk last night. Pretty fun game that managed to make the leap from platformer to shooter pretty admirably while still retaining the charm and upgrade mechanics of the Bonk games. All the characters tend to be a little too big which simplifies the gameplay a little too much, but it is a fun feeling when you go all giant and just decimate bosses. Having different "friends" come along with you is a nice touch that adds a kind of marquee cast to the game so it's not just the B/Zonk show. I love how quick the opening cut scene is at explaining the Bonk to Zonk transition - dude got sunglasses BOOM he's flying and shit.I concur on most points.
Best thing you mentioned = cinema scene.
Origin of Zonk: Sunglasses
I know it would never have happened, but I wish the origin of Zonk was SUNGLASSES + CIGARETTES = ZONK
Quote from: guest on 09/14/2015, 09:21 PMOr a Keith Courage mod switch edition.Quote from: guest on 09/09/2015, 06:47 PMI didn't knew Duos had a power switch at the back of the console... in fact mine doesn't. Must be a special r4r3 edition, huh.
Quote from: Gentlegamer on 09/05/2015, 06:02 PMLiterally one page before this there's a 10 for Ys: Book I & II, so that wouldn't be true either.Quote from: grolt on 09/05/2015, 04:13 PMI think before Ninja Spirit, no game had ever received a 10 from any of the editors.Quote from: chemdream on 09/05/2015, 11:53 AMI didn't read this whole thread, so I'm not sure if anyone else already brought this up. But Ninja Spirit is the first game to receive a perfect score from EGM...Um...
Quote from: chemdream on 09/05/2015, 11:53 AMI didn't read this whole thread, so I'm not sure if anyone else already brought this up. But Ninja Spirit is the first game to receive a perfect score from EGM...Um...
Quote from: esteban on 08/29/2015, 03:11 PMYep, definitely an import.
Quote from: blueraven on 08/27/2015, 04:19 AMSo Close.....Made it to the boss with 4 ships and died again. It sure gets tough when you're only the single ship since all those big bugs fly at you constantly. I love the game but at this point it is such a slog to make it to the end...but I won't give up. Increased my high score marginally in the process.
The boss will put you in the Highscore range..
then
WARP ME TO HALIFAX
And I will find ceti to update the thread
AND EAT ANOTHER DONAIR
Quote from: guest on 08/20/2015, 12:26 PMNo sir, no soldering. Now that I think about it, though... i'd swapped PCE Pad/Turbo Pad. You may have to use PCE Tap/Turbo Tap for the cables to work... i don't have a tap here at work to test with so hopefully someone else can chime in. PCE Taps are super cheap if you get one that is nice and beat up.I opened my Tap up and it also had the same 9-pin array that's in your photo, so it looks like you should be able to swap Tap cables with controller cables [EDIT: No, you cannot just swap cables, you must change the ordering of the wires, as documented here]. That seems like the best option, thanks for the suggestion. I'll try swapping my PC Engine controller cable with my Turbo Tap cable once I receive my Duo and report back. Seems like doing it that way would also increase the length of the cable, since the Tap's cord length is ridiculously short. Another question might be...is it possible to just by those kind of cables separately so you don't have to Frankenstein an old controller?
Quote from: johnnykonami on 08/13/2015, 10:39 PMCan you post the kanji screens? I'm only from the far east coast (usa) but I don't remember them. Probably stage titles?
Quote from: NightWolve on 08/18/2015, 06:58 PMI have the Blu-ray and am able to rip it, but generally GIFs play better in a smaller resolution. Nobody would share or even be able to load a 50 MB 1920x1080 GIF file on a website. I have a subscription to Adobe CC - but many older versions of Photoshop can make GIFs with relative ease.
Hah, that is better, but is that not available in at least 720x480 off a DVD rip ? I could give you a rip if you want. It would be great if a full shot of the DoxPhile forum was more readable and for that we need higher resolution. I dunno if "They Live" ever came out in BluRay, if so, then one could get a 1920x1080 video to work with. But anyway, I have the DVD so it'd be no trouble to get a good mpeg2 720x480 rip of the scene if you want. What are you using to convert it to ani-GIF BTW ?
Quote from: technozombie on 08/08/2015, 11:55 PMI was really shocked to find this at a church garage sale/fund raiser:Saaaa-weet. I've still never played one of those not have known anyone who actually had one of them back in the day. Was always curious about them but seemed like such a ill-conceived "portable" system. Any games for it?
https://goo.gl/photos/dgfnsu4Tod8gbwm37
Quote from: esteban on 08/08/2015, 03:40 PMQuote from: grolt on 08/08/2015, 01:59 PMI absolutely agree.Quote from: johnnykonami on 08/06/2015, 07:18 PMI used it on Bonk's Adventure and Revenge all the time to aid with spinning. I remember switching between the different speed settings on the fly. My opinion was pretty much that it was included with the original controllers, so encouraged, whereas on a SNES/Genesis it was an aftermarket feature only so really more of a cheat. I think I remember using the turbo with Dungeon Explorer, Cotton, Macross 2036 (not sure, my memory is weak but it may have been autofire) and probably some other shooters as well.My sentiments exactly. I think the inclusion of turbo switches on every controller is what helps make the TG-16 unique, and it's clear that developers were programming games with the switch in mind, since I've even read suggestions or strategy to use them in the manuals. When a function like that comes with every system, it can be embraced by developers without fear of limiting the market, and can offer up new gameplay experiences, like what you see with the Bonk spin. I think that's why you see the most shooters on the TG-16, because that controller (as did the console hardware itself) made it very friendly for rapid-fire. Shooters are probably better on the TG-16 because the developers could design the visuals knowing there'd be bullets flying everywhere at all times and factor that into their design.
With any console, I like playing it the way the manufacturer intended with all the original hardware. That's why I don't like using emulation. NEC included the switches on their controllers, I think that should be embraced, not scorned.
I also know that only pussies use rapid fire.
MAN UP AND PUSH THE BUTTON.
PUSH
THE
BUTTON.
Quote from: Nulltard on 08/02/2015, 05:31 PMFound it. Man... I had to dig deep.That looks like a lot of clutter, Nulltard. Let me help you clear out some of that...