So I can use a Sega Mega Drive (model 1) power adapter? Will this work for the interface unit?
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PCE/TG-16|CD/SGX Discussion / Re: New Owner Of A NEC PC-ENGINE, a few questions
08/27/2007, 03:18 AM
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PCE/TG-16|CD/SGX Discussion / Re: New Owner Of A NEC PC-ENGINE, a few questions
08/22/2007, 07:23 AM
wow that's cool 
thanks for the info! can't wait to get a powerpack for this thing and give it a shot 
thanks for the info! can't wait to get a powerpack for this thing and give it a shot
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PCE/TG-16|CD/SGX Discussion / Re: New Owner Of A NEC PC-ENGINE, a few questions
08/22/2007, 07:03 AM
I took some pics of the games that came in CD cases with the console, I still have a fair few cartridges left over though but I think a lot of them look like they were for a nintendo machine (famicom disk drive or something ?).
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PCE/TG-16|CD/SGX Discussion / Re: New Owner Of A NEC PC-ENGINE, a few questions
08/22/2007, 06:44 AM
I will post some pics up if you like when I get some free time I will admit that I don't know anything about PC Engine collections so it'd be cool to let some experts tell me which games are worth playing (if any)
I will admit that I don't know anything about PC Engine collections so it'd be cool to let some experts tell me which games are worth playing (if any)
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PCE/TG-16|CD/SGX Discussion / New Owner Of A NEC PC-ENGINE, a few questions
08/22/2007, 06:25 AM
Hi guys,
I was recently given a massive PC-Engine collection by someone who needed to offload stuff before he went overseas (I literally have a garbage bag full of games, and this cool arcade stick too). From the compatibility guide on the site, it looks like i have a PC-engine, a Pc-Engine CD-Rom2 coupled together with a CDROM2 Interface Unit. Simply put this collection did not come with a power cable and in my country (Australia) the electricity runs at 240 volts while I think Japan's runs at 110v. It seems that the unit requires a 9volt power pack, I was wondering if I could just buy a normal 9v powerpack, plug it in and will it work without frying the console?
any help would be appreciated
thanks,
Zhukov
I was recently given a massive PC-Engine collection by someone who needed to offload stuff before he went overseas (I literally have a garbage bag full of games, and this cool arcade stick too). From the compatibility guide on the site, it looks like i have a PC-engine, a Pc-Engine CD-Rom2 coupled together with a CDROM2 Interface Unit. Simply put this collection did not come with a power cable and in my country (Australia) the electricity runs at 240 volts while I think Japan's runs at 110v. It seems that the unit requires a 9volt power pack, I was wondering if I could just buy a normal 9v powerpack, plug it in and will it work without frying the console?
any help would be appreciated
thanks,
Zhukov
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