Quoteso the ball just unscrews? or pops off?Yup, it uses the same sized threading as the NES advantage. Not sure if there are other ball tops out there that may be compatible as well.
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Show posts MenuQuoteso the ball just unscrews? or pops off?Yup, it uses the same sized threading as the NES advantage. Not sure if there are other ball tops out there that may be compatible as well.
Quote from: Keith Courage on 03/22/2015, 11:08 PMNES replacement pads work just fine with the exception of the start and select buttons. No need to cut off any extra holes off of the pads either. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Nintendo-NES-Controller-Repair-Kit-Replacement-Conductive-Pads-Lot-of-2-/171548325558?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item27f113b6b6Awesome, thanks buddy. I ended up ordering 12 sets of these just to keep extras around.
Quote from: schweaty on 03/22/2015, 02:41 PMare you sure its no good? ive had membranes like that and they have worked fine as long as they arent completely ripped out. make sure the bottom (the part that make contact with the board) is clean. if its shiny, its dirty. you can clean them by rubbing them on a piece of paper (carefully since its torn). you want then to look flat or dull (not shiny)It works, but sometimes requires excessive force to get it to register. Since there's turbo on the controller, shmups still play fine but i'm not sure how great it'd be on platformers and such. I'll try and cleaning the contact and see if it helps.
Quote from: PCEngineHell on 03/21/2015, 03:41 PMOutside of being able to be fully modded, yeah they are fairly handy. I mean, you get game save feature for hu-cards. Kind of needed for stuff like Neutopia 1 and 2 and some other titles unless you want to write down long ass passwords.Thanks, sounds like it's probably worth investing in.
Quote from: guest on 03/18/2015, 05:58 PMYep, that's somewhat common. I wouldn't worry about 'em, just think of them as battle scars from a life well lived.This makes me feel better. A TG16 is a TG16 and I suppose it gives it character. I had the opportunity, and I took it.
Quote from: Dicer on 02/13/2015, 11:26 PMIt loads a little bit but otherwise it's a very solid version.Good to know. I've never been one to really complain about load times (this excludes NG CD and some 3DO games, ofcourse), so I don't think i'll mind that all that much.
Quote from: guest on 05/12/2014, 05:44 PMHeh, it's funny you bumped this as I just did something similar with a Saturn pad over the weekened. I actually just put rocks on them to prevent them from floating and it seemed to work okay. I'll have to try the penny trick.I had a similar thought though my main concern with putting something on top was that it'd maybe leave an imprint since the UV light wouldn't hit the covered spot or did you tape the rocks to the bottom? And yeah, i'm certainly no chemist so I went and used the first logical thing that came to mind, fishing weights. They were bubbling heavily and after removing them, had deteriorated and were smoking. Hydrogen peroxide is pretty wild.
It makes sense about the weights though, didn't someone post a link a couple pages back about doing it with ferrous iron and it's like crazy reactive?
Quote from: Bardoly on 05/12/2014, 04:53 PMYou can (and should) go ahead and get copies of the recent CD homebrew games like Mysterious Song (among others).Awesome, I haven't looked into PCE homebrew yet which is odd because i've payed a lot of attention to the Dreamcast and MD homebrew communities. Do you know if these games are still available for purchase? I went to what seemed to be the developers websites but it looks like both of those are sold out.
Quote from: madboom0522 on 03/24/2014, 10:20 AMThere's a copy on e-bay in great condition now...I was hoping to buy it off someone here on the forums. Is that the typical going price for the game?
Quote from: Keith Courage on 03/21/2014, 12:50 AMIt's a protective film. Just pull it off. Sometimes those plastic covers can be difficult to remove when they have been left on for that long.Awesome thanks for the help. I'll see how how much of a pain in the ass it is when it arrives. It came boxed which is pretty cool I guess
Quote from: guest on 03/14/2014, 12:41 AMHey! We chatted about a week ago about stuff. How has your search been for a PCE? I think I'm finally about to get one. I'm stoked.Yo J! I ended up buying a PCE IFU briefcase setup with the S-Video mod which, if the USPS tracking system is accurate, should actually arrive here today though I have no idea which game i'm going to play first. Grats on possibly lining something up and let me know what you end up pulling in.
Quote from: Miracle_Warrior on 03/11/2014, 10:58 PMAlright, looks like I've got Monster Lair (JP) and Fighting Street (US) as far as extra CDs go. You are welcome to Monster Lair and just let me know if you want Fighting Street as well.PM incoming!
Quote from: Miracle_Warrior on 03/11/2014, 02:23 PMDefinitely the English version. It's worth the money, I promise. Don't bother buying a copy that comes with the map, it just inflates the cost without any real payoff. I'll see what extra CD games I might have when I get home tonight. I know that I have an extra JP Monster Lair if you're interested.Awesome, thanks. I'd be interested in Monster Lair. It looks like a fun game, though I hear it can be really frustrating. Let me know what else you find though!
Quote from: guest on 03/11/2014, 12:15 PMIf you go for the CD version of Altered Beast, you'll need a System 1.0 Card or to run that rom off of a flashcart in order to play the game properly.Ah I see. I will have a flashcart but I cannot use a 3.0 card for it? Thanks for the heads up.
Quote from: Miracle_Warrior on 03/11/2014, 12:17 PMYou'll definitely want to snag Ys Books I and II. I happened to enjoy Monster Lair as well, and that can be had pretty cheap. You could easily score both those games and have money left over. The Valis games are also decent; Valis II in particular is relatively inexpensive.I'm open to both TB16 and PCE games. Not limited to one or the other. I hear fantastic things about Ys so I'll add that to my list. I'll also keep my eye on the Dracula X market. If anyone here has a complete copy (with or without spine), let me know).
Wait, are you just looking for imports? If so, forget what I said. If you can spend in the 75 to 100 range, I'd put every cent of that down on Dracula X: Chi No Rondo. You can snag one without a spine card for under $100.