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Quote from: JoshTurboTrollX-16 on 05/25/2011, 10:40 AMThank you.congrats T E F!!
Quote from: SignOfZeta on 05/27/2011, 12:54 AMMost people don't even know how many "bits" any of the current gen systems are...I don't anyway, so I'm pretty sure the debate is dead.most consoles use 32-64 bit CPU's not sure about GPU. I know the Wii only uses about 88MB main memory and 3 for the GPU so thats 91MB of memory for the whole system.
It made a lot more sense when it directly effected the visuals. A 16-bit system can more easily handle a sprite with 16-bit color depth, a 16-bit audio chip can more easily handle 16-bit samples, but now...the processor bandwidth is massively beyond any reasonable depth of color. The human eye just can't see anything more defined than 24-bit color, and the current spec for DTS audio, which is WELL within the capabilities of any new system (license aside) is the best thing you're ever going to need.
Quote from: guest on 05/26/2011, 07:46 PMwhat do you mean by that?Quote from: TurboExpressFan on 05/26/2011, 07:36 PMQuote from: guest on 05/26/2011, 05:52 PMThe pcengine is only a fake 16bit. Nec knew this and lied to consumers to trick them into buying crappy nes games. The pcengine cant do parallax because its not real 16bits. The games have nes sound and Nec had to release a bios upgrade in a cdrom just to try to compete. But it couldnt because the cpu was still the exact same one the nes has and thats why the pcengine was in last place. If the pcengine was 16bits it would have alien soldier and pilot wings. I played deep blue and golden axe and the mode 7 wasnt as good as on snes.well then I guess modern consoles are still 32-64 bit then if you only go by the CPU. Modern systems the CPU is not the most important anymore, it is the GPU that matters, just like the PC engine with its 16-bit GPU. Also the CPU's are not the same the PC engine's is over twice as fast as the NES, it has one of the fastest 8-bit CPU's actually. That is like saying a Atari Jaguar is not 64 bit just because the N64 could do textures, it was simple an older simplirer version of 64 bit compared to the N64. The SNES was 4 years newer then the PC engine so of course it had some new tricks and advancments compared to the PC engine, that's like saying the Atari 2600 was not 8-bit just because the NES could do more things.
Quote from: JoshTurboTrollX-16 on 05/26/2011, 04:09 PMI agree, NFL 2K series was awesome. Why do you EA paid for the exclusive right for the NFL teams, they were scarred when Sega said they would release a better football series for cheaper. That also happened to be selling better and catching up to Madden which they charged 60 bucks for every year when the updates are usually so small they could just update the previous game with DLC and charge people less.Quote from: guest on 05/26/2011, 03:28 PMOh no you cant play a crappy football game online, DANG.CRAPPY FOTTBALL GAME!?!?!?!?!?! YOU NO THAT NLF 2K WAS TEH GRATEST FOTTBALL GAME EVUR IN TEH HISTORY OF VIDO GAMS!!! DONT' U!? KNOW OF CORSE U WOULDN'T, YOUR TOOO BIZY PLAYGNI YOUR RETORDED NIS ROLPAYING GAMEZ!
LUK I FOUND A PICTURE OF AKRAN-
ISTN HE THE BIGEST FAGGIT OR WHIT?Quote from: guest on 05/26/2011, 03:28 PMYou're right. lets add in Folklore, the NIS/Atlus RPGs, Time Crisis 4, Catherine, Heavenly Sword, GOW, and some other stuffAlright, fine perhaps I have lots to try before I write off the PS3 as worthless.Quote from: guest on 05/26/2011, 03:28 PMWhats the 360 exclusives that really make it so great?None. This isn't like the 16-bit wars where Genesis games were Genesis games, SNES games were SNES games, and Turbo games were fucking awesome TURBOB games. Exclusive games actually mattered then.
What we have now are two systems that both suck, and are nearly identical in the amount of suck that they are!
Oh, and the Wii.
Quote from: guest on 05/26/2011, 05:52 PMThe pcengine is only a fake 16bit. Nec knew this and lied to consumers to trick them into buying crappy nes games. The pcengine cant do parallax because its not real 16bits. The games have nes sound and Nec had to release a bios upgrade in a cdrom just to try to compete. But it couldnt because the cpu was still the exact same one the nes has and thats why the pcengine was in last place. If the pcengine was 16bits it would have alien soldier and pilot wings. I played deep blue and golden axe and the mode 7 wasnt as good as on snes.well then I guess modern consoles are still 32-64 bit then if you only go by the CPU. Modern systems the CPU is not the most important anymore, it is the GPU that matters, just like the PC engine with its 16-bit GPU. Also the CPU's are not the same the PC engine's is over twice as fast as the NES, it has one of the fastest 8-bit CPU's actually. That is like saying a Atari Jaguar is not 64 bit just because the N64 could do textures, it was simple an older simplirer version of 64 bit compared to the N64. The SNES was 4 years newer then the PC engine so of course it had some new tricks and advancments compared to the PC engine, that's like saying the Atari 2600 was not 8-bit just because the NES could do more things.
Quote from: MasonSushi on 05/26/2011, 11:06 AMI voted Duo-R because I didn't see a vote for the Duo_RXthat seems like a good deal compared to ebay, the only thing I would be worried about is shipping. I currently live in Indiana so I would probably use EMS shipping, do they offer that. how much would it cost.
Cheapest unmoddified Duo-RX i have seen
http://www.gameofjapan.com/product_info.php?products_id=9207
Which I find aggravating and strange seeing as consoles since the PS1 have relied on GPU's just like how the TurboGrafx did. consoles these days run off of 32-64 bit CPU's so by there thinking modern consoles are still 32-64 bit which makes no sense it is the GPU that matters right? What are other people's thoughts on this. Thanks for your time.
Quote from: chany60126 on 05/25/2011, 11:39 PMWe'll see how many months it will take before he responds to our PMsIs he really on here that rarely, I hope not.
Quote from: bernielindell on 05/24/2011, 11:23 PMHey guys. TurboExpressFan was quick on the draw with these games this morning. He grabbed em both. I will post more as I get dupes, but I assume they will go just as fast since I will be giving them away.Thanks a lot, I will have to keep a look out for you in the market place. Have a nice day and thanks for doing this.
Quote from: rag-time4 on 05/22/2011, 11:58 PMThanks for the suggestions, just wondering is Image Fight and Final soldier multiplayer or just single, already bought Final Soldier. Trying to find a co-op shooting game for the system as I do no have any yet that I know of(Final Soldier is still in the mail).Quote from: TurboExpressFan on 05/22/2011, 09:09 AMI am currently thinking of getting a few games and was wondering what people's opinions of them. Raiden(love the game and think the PC engine has the best version out of the consoles available at that time), Dragon Saber(love the music for the system, who ever said the PC engine sound chip still sounds 8-bit), Aero Blasters(2 player goodness), Final Soldier(again love the music), Space Harrier(a bit of a SEGA fan), Dungeon Explorer(multiplayer role playing and great music, what more could a person ask for) Already own Bonk 1 and 2, am addicted to 2 right now. Are there any other good games I should now off.Final Soldier and Dragon Saber are both sequels. Do you already have Super Star Soldier and Dragon Spirit? I found Final Soldier to be too easy, Super Star Soldier is a bit more challenging and the flame weapon is more fun to use.
Image Fight and Mr Heli are a couple of awesome Japanese HuCard games that should be fairly cheap. If you enjoy 2D platforming and the old adventure Island series on NES, you've gotta grab JJ and Jeff.
Quote from: Tatsujin on 05/22/2011, 09:21 AMOops, I meant to say Final Soldier, did not even notice the mistake until know.Quote from: TurboExpressFan on 05/22/2011, 09:09 AMRaiden(love the game and think the PC engine has the best version out of the consoles available at that time)You can bet one on that!Quote from: TurboExpressFan on 05/22/2011, 09:09 AMFinal Fight(again love the music).That's one hard to find, lol! But wish you good luck anyway
Quote from: DragonmasterDan on 05/19/2011, 03:32 PMYet that is one things most people and Nintendo do not discuss very often, it seems that Nintendo do not want to many people to realize they were a monopoly and broke the law to get were they are today, at least in the begging.Quote from: thrush on 05/19/2011, 01:59 PMInteresting. I wonder, were these rules well known among players/press at the time or was the industry still young enough that people didn't pay attention to the business details? (I was young enough to not pay attention, anyway! ^_-)Some of the industry trade publications (which in the late 80s really just consisted of EGM and little else) did report on things like that sparsely. Tengen made a lot of noise at the time where, rather than abide by Nintendo's licensing restrictions they started publishing unlicensed games (after having published three licensed titles), Color Dreams was next (they were a licensed Nintendo publisher, but decided to follow Tengens lead and make unlicensed carts, rather than deal with Nintendo's high minimum order requirements, slow turnaround time, content restrictions and other regulations by the late 1980s), then other publishers started to pop up publishing unlicensed carts rather than deal with Nintendo's rules.
A few of the early publishers, Tecmo, SNK, Activision, Bandai had different licensing deals with Nintendo that allowed them to do things like manufacture cartridge components themselves (Nintendo produced almost all third party cartridges themselves and took a healthy chunk of profit in doing so and by 1989 had very high minimum order requirements) among other things. This also led to a lot of NES games using different mappers than their famicom counterparts, one exception was Koei who produced their own custom mappers for some US NES carts. Other situations like Castlevania III led to substitute mappers produced by Nintendo being used, and as a result inferior ports of games from the Famicom originals.
Anyway, I've gone off on a long tangent. But yeah, Nintendo had a lot of third party restrictions in the NES heyday.
Quote from: Mathius on 05/20/2011, 12:02 AMOkay I see.Quote from: TurboExpressFan on 05/19/2011, 11:25 PMI believe Zeta is referring to those who collect plus pay whatever price it takes to own a piece of NEC history. It seems that these collectors don't want to join our forum because they know we don't take this high dollar business lightly. Have a good one!Quote from: SignOfZeta on 05/18/2011, 09:02 PM$100 for a converter is fucking INSANE. You can get an entire PC Engine for that. If people are paying even more for these things now then that's just even more stupid.I am a US collector and I am on this forum and resent being called a moron sire, maybe they do not come to this forum because of over self centered people like you. Good day sire.
These US collectors, the ones that apparently are so hardcore they pay unlimited money for shit yet have never been to this forum...who the fuck are these morons?
Quote from: SignOfZeta on 05/18/2011, 09:02 PM$100 for a converter is fucking INSANE. You can get an entire PC Engine for that. If people are paying even more for these things now then that's just even more stupid.I am a US collector and I am on this forum and resent being called a moron sire, maybe they do not come to this forum because of over self centered people like you. Good day sire.
These US collectors, the ones that apparently are so hardcore they pay unlimited money for shit yet have never been to this forum...who the fuck are these morons?
Quote from: ceti alpha on 05/16/2011, 04:11 PMIf I remember correctly a publisher could only release 5 games a year for the NES and had to wait 2 years before it could be published on other systems, if any of these rules were broken Nintendo would short the boards for the games(seeing as Nintendo were the only ones to make the boards that could get past the security) during holiday seasons so that Publisher would make less money.Quote from: DragonmasterDan on 05/16/2011, 01:39 PMRight. Yeah, I confused publishers with developers.Quote from: ceti alpha on 05/16/2011, 12:39 PMThat was definitely part of it. I forget the exact details, but I think developers couldn't port over a game to another console within a one or two year period, or something like that. It's crazy how Nintendo has changed over the years, at least in perception. They were, in many ways, worse, or just as bad as Microsoft in their worst days. Absolute power really does corrupt absolutely.The issue wasn't with developers, the issue was with publishers, lots of games were developed multi-platform but only a few publishers had development agreements with Nintendo that preceded their monopolistic license agreements in the NES era. The result was that it made it very difficult for third parties to publish for other platforms. Sega had only a very small band of Genesis third parties(Renovation, EA, Accolade who was making unlicensed games, Treco) until 1992 which was after the Genesis took off due to the marketing of Sonic and packing it in (instead of Altered Beast) with the system.
Quote from: bernielindell on 05/17/2011, 08:11 AMAhhh.. with your converter, you certainly have opened up a new world. Tons of awesome games never released here can be had for your system. Check out the seller, HitofJapan on ebay. He carries tons of games for the PC Engine, and his prices are normally fair. I buy from him a lot.Thanks for the advice, what games would recommend getting for the converter. I have done a bit of Neo Geo buying when it comes to games but just starting with this, actually decided to get out of the Neo Geo scene for now(expensive) and got a TurboGrafx instead. I think I might have actually have gotten the Neo Geo from him. What are some good plat-formers for the system besides Bonk. Thanks for the help.
Quote from: guest on 05/16/2011, 12:30 PMIf you meant Dragon Spirit, it's not very special by TG-16 standards.I should probably have mentioned that I was able to find a converter so I did mean Dragon Saber.