Walgreens PS1-looking crapomatic thing...
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psychotic_mechanic
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I have yet to find a NOAC that is 100% compatible with the FDS. My blue powerjoys work the best, but the video is unstable. (like bad horizontal hold).
I've got a red twin famicom up on ebay if anyone's interested, FDS and famicom cart goodness with A/V out goodness for american TV's.
I've got a red twin famicom up on ebay if anyone's interested, FDS and famicom cart goodness with A/V out goodness for american TV's.
American gamer stationed in Japan, PM with your import gaming desires.
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Have you tried the FDS with something like the japanese yobo? I did some checking and there is no reason why it should not work, although I agree, nothing is ever %100 the same on a NOAC, especially audio and pallete accuracy. And a famicom dual system sounds good, please PM me with the link or I can just hunt it down on ebay. I always wanted something like that.
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atari2600a
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Hm, well maybe it has something to do w/ me being closer to Mexico or something...
(At one Walgreens I went to, they where by the Toys & other games, & at another, they where at the very end of this one aisle, by these TV's they had a C64-controller & a Intellivision-Controller plugged into... (But not by the toys & games If I remember correctly))
(At one Walgreens I went to, they where by the Toys & other games, & at another, they where at the very end of this one aisle, by these TV's they had a C64-controller & a Intellivision-Controller plugged into... (But not by the toys & games If I remember correctly))
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psychotic_mechanic
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Here's the ebay link: Twin Famicom They usually sell for anywhre from $80-$145 deliver2d, but sometimes ebay suprises me (I had a regular old famicom sell for $125 a couple weeks ago)
I tried the FDS with my 60-pin Yobo and it was actually worse than the blue powerjoy. It may be something that someone who knows more about circuits (like just about anyone here) can fix with some kind of modifications (a few well placed diodes or something)
I tried the FDS with my 60-pin Yobo and it was actually worse than the blue powerjoy. It may be something that someone who knows more about circuits (like just about anyone here) can fix with some kind of modifications (a few well placed diodes or something)
American gamer stationed in Japan, PM with your import gaming desires.
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Polystation...what the hell

Got the pics of NESPlayer.com, is this what you saw? My friend has one, and we're mistified on how to fit the fami cart under that lid, we eventually resorted to taking it off.
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