A review on the retrocon. The pal function doesn't seem too be really pal.
People who want too use the retrocon.
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People who want too use the retrocon.
Look no futher http://www.nesworld.com/p8-rcon.htm
A review on the retrocon. The pal function doesn't seem too be really pal.
A review on the retrocon. The pal function doesn't seem too be really pal.
In my eyes the Yobo FC Game Console is better for the simple fact that it has real NES controller ports on it. So you can plug up your Advantage, Power Glove, whatever! It uses NES carts without the need of a 60-72 pin adapter too. The controllers arfe great too.

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Well, the retrocon, IMO is worth a look for portablizing. Because you can convert easily. If it is like the yobo style, controls on another pcb, you can just solder orginal style control ports to the main board.
gannon wrote:hmm... *ponders about power abuse*
benheck wrote:Wow, guess I should have searched my own forums! Oh wait, I don't have to since the rules don't apply to me
Actually, I like the retrocon over the yobo, because its PBC is smaller and the cost is much less. Oh yes, and looking at this guys site which a link was posted to, he probably didnt try out the retrocon on a PAL TV, he just set it to pal mode and assumed it would work on an NTSC TV. Of course, the NTSC and the PAL PPU chips are different, and i know for a fact that certain interrupts are timed a little differently, (50htz and 60htz is a plenty big difference in some games) but the switch changes between two crystals for the frequency, so I imagine that this should be compensated for. Oh well, the PAL NES was always a little screwy in my mind anyway, since the Nintendo designers had to change so much stuff in order to make it work with the stupid European standard. Why, or why, do the Europeans insist on having all their electronics be different from the rest of the world?
Emulation isn't accurate. There is no substitute for real hardware!