Quote from: TR0N on 12/16/2013, 07:38 AMClassic Game Room - PC-ENGINE DUO console review officialMore of a showcase than a review, he basically said, Hey this plays games.......
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Quote from: NightWolve on 12/19/2013, 07:59 AMQuote from: technozombie on 12/19/2013, 06:52 AMMy son loves the Ys music,Oh yeah, it's the best of any videogame I ever played. Nothing ever topped it overall - some tracks in FF games here and there mind you, but nothing overall. I recorded the best tracks from Ys I-III to cassette and used to listen to them in the car for years BITD. Of course now with my cell and a 16 GB card, I get to have 'em all the time in MP3 form.
This reminded me, here go some amazing fan arrangements of Ys tracks you likely enjoy. They are blindingly impressive!
Those are all great tracks, I saved all of them :O
https://www.ysutopia.net/special/fantracks/
I love the "02-Scaredsim-Medley-Morning" one; one minute into it is where it really gets good!
QuoteEVEN IF we can't determine the "actual date of release", I was hoping to at least confirm "earliest date of sale" that could be gleaned from old receipts. Sadly, I lost a lot of my own receipts and only a handful of receipts have ever been posted at the forum.Somehow, I find this detailed level of interested to be interesting....does that make any sense? I'm used to knowing way more details about things than people around me. lol
I am curious about the relationship between NEC/TTi and vendors, I would love to hear about every aspect, no matter how mundane:
(1) What was typical markup? What were the terms for new stock/old stock/returns?
(2) What were there pricing tiers (older titles vs. newer, HuCARD vs. CD)?
(3) I read that R-Type was expensive at launch because it was more costly to produce...how long before NEC dropped the price?
(4) How often did NEC send promotional material, if any?
(5) Did you order stock as needed, and what catalog/pricing list was referenced? DO YOU HAVE ANY OF THESE DOCUMENTS?
(6) Any titles/products that stand out (best/worst sellers)? For example, were you stuck with a dozen TurboSticks that nobody wanted? Was there a game title that sold well? Was there a game that NEVER sold? Did you end up giving unsellable games as gifts to your family/friends? What niece/nephew was most disappointed, and why?
(7) How did you decide what to order/keep in stock? Did you talk to other retailers? Did NEC provide "top selling" lists? Did you keep your own records? Magazine reviews—did they influence any decisions? Did you simply take a gamble with some titles, hoping you would be able to sell them?
( Most returned item (software, accessory, hardware)?
Quote from: EvilEvoIX on 12/17/2013, 12:58 AMI'm sorry buddy I didn't mean to harp on your work. I was hoping to have my DUO R Modded to component. Right now is S-Video but my TV loves Component on these old machines. Any chance on getting an NES to do component? Like my top loader?To RGB mod the Nes you had to purchase a playchoice board and put its PPU on the Nes. Someone is now making something to do the same thing. http://etim.net.au/nesrgb/ At $100 it's cheaper than the Playchoice board(~$250). Some people on NeoGaf were talking about buying some but I haven't seen anyone talking about results yet.
Quote from: turbokon on 12/16/2013, 07:39 AMYou should be able to use the same modification to the component video board on the N64.Lol, after seeing that diagram and how simple it would be to put one of your boards in I'm tempted to do it, except I was never a fan of the N64, I do have a spare I bought at a yard sale for $5 though.
Quote from: darkgunsou86 on 12/15/2013, 12:25 AMhi did anyone test the board on a Nintendo 64?I know that the N64 doesn't natively support RGB. With the proper modifications the board should work.
Quote from: turbokon on 11/05/2013, 12:22 PMIs there anyone out there who would like to create an install guide for the Genesis & SNES for me in exchange for free component video boards?I wouldn't mind doing this but I would need a guide to show me how to do it so I could make a guide...........
Quote from: galam on 11/18/2013, 02:32 PMI'm starting to have dreams that Opa-Opa is inside my head and all the enemies are my brain cells.Quote from: technozombie on 11/18/2013, 02:07 PM... I need something to play besides Fantasy Zone lol.Blasphemy.
QuoteSame game. Different soundtrack, player and boss sprites. Dynastic Hero has some cinematics, increased color/shading and no(?) parallax.Great Link, I love looking at these comparisons.
https://www.tg-16.com/screenshot_comparisons_rpg.htm#Dynastic_Hero