Funny about the Master System not being popular in the US, it was huge in Australia and a lot cheaper than the NES, both for the console and especially games.
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Show posts MenuQuote from: guest on 01/06/2013, 09:53 PMhttp://www.ebay.com/itm/Stickers-off-Atari-2600-AIR-RAID-NES-STACK-UP-SEALED-TurboGrafx-MAGICAL-CHASE-/370731047807?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item56514adb7fOkay now I've seen it all. Hilarious that they're 'graded' too!
No words describe the stupidity of this listing.
Quote from: Fatality on 01/05/2013, 04:07 AMSpeaking of the Duo-R can anybody let me know if the Super Grafx uses the same ac adapter and Av cables as the PC Engine Duo-R? ThanksDifferent PSU, same AV cables.
Quote from: Raizen1984 on 01/05/2013, 02:55 AMWiiMednafen runs PC Engine games very well! I can't seem to get the games to load in RetroArch Wii for some reasonI was pleasantly surprised by the PCE emulation in Mednafen too, very happy that CD games run smoothly. I had previously been using HugoWii which has loads of little problems that always annoyed me so I'm glad this thread popped up and inspired me to give Mednafen a go.
Quote from: turboswimbz on 12/28/2012, 08:19 AMThat frame is a thing of beauty! Every game room should have something like that!Totally agree! I've actually got one of those digital frames (received it as a present) and have never used it, but I think I've just found a use for it after all.
Quote from: esteban on 12/23/2012, 05:41 PM(B) Framed between two plates of glass (they sell this style of frame in most stores), the HuCARD is a delightful visual treat (ideally, you'd want this free-standing...say on your desk, so you could appreciate both sides of the glorious HuCARD).Thanks! This is what I will do with Kung Fu. It's a crappy game, sure, but it's iconic to the PCE.
Quote from: turbokon on 12/22/2012, 10:52 AMIt's say to leave it in the dock and switch it on, the dock switch, to charge. This seems odd to me. I would think it should default to charge when off and in docking station. You have to leave the system on to charge?This isn't uncommon with these types of handhelds. They usually charge from a powered USB source and the console needs to be on to receive power from it.
Quote from: thesteve on 12/17/2012, 03:42 AMleave it to the judgement of those involvedMy sentiments entirely.
Quote from: guest on 12/16/2012, 10:17 AMI am very interested in buying a Twin Famicom. That seems like my best option for me. Any point in getting the Zelda games for it?Yeah, the Twins are great. It's pretty cool having everything built into the one unit running off a single power supply and not having to worry about a RAM adapter. They're heavy bastards though so shipping is usually costly but probably no worse than grabbing a Famicom console and Disk System console separately.
Quote from: guest on 12/15/2012, 06:31 PMMy old crappy tv uses RF for my Japanese SG-1000. Would a famicom work then too?More than likely, worth a shot anyhow.