NES over NOAC?

shmagoogin77 · Post by **shmagoogin77** » Mon Feb 19, 2007 5:57 pm

is there any difference between a NES and a modded NOAC?
if the new NOACs play almost every game then what would be the advantage of using a NES?

jedi knight · Post by **jedi knight** » Mon Feb 19, 2007 6:21 pm

Probably the only advantage is that you don't have to hook up the 72-pin connector. That's the only one that I can think of.

shmagoogin77 · Post by **shmagoogin77** » Mon Feb 19, 2007 6:37 pm

good point but like on an fc twin its already hooked up

DK · Post by DK » Tue Feb 20, 2007 12:42 pm

Well the NOAC is lot smaller, and uses less power. But the NES can play all games (noac's have problems with Castlevania 3) and generally give a better pictue and audio.

Hope that helps.

shmagoogin77 · Post by **shmagoogin77** » Tue Feb 20, 2007 7:29 pm

thanks i was looking for an answer like that
but for me id pick a NOAC over a NES any day (since i own 0 NES games

)

Rekarp · Post by **Rekarp** » Tue Feb 20, 2007 8:42 pm

Using a real NES also gives you all the limitations and glitchs that we oh so love! Flashing sprites, slow-mo, the works!

. But yah I perfer original hardware over emulators/OC designs.

bmire1985 · Post by **bmire1985** » Tue Mar 27, 2007 10:06 pm

Rekarp wrote:Using a real NES also gives you all the limitations and glitchs that we oh so love! Flashing sprites, slow-mo, the works! . But yah I perfer original hardware over emulators/OC designs.

Speaking of flashing sprites and such I managed to get some of that on my fc twin

Epicenter · Post by **Epicenter** » Wed Mar 28, 2007 1:52 pm

FOACs/NOACs not only have the same 'flashing sprites' (max per-scanline sprite limit) as the genuine units, but they usually run with MORE slowdown than genuine machines. And I still haven't run into one that even touches the audio reproduction of the original system.

Rekarp · Post by **Rekarp** » Wed Mar 28, 2007 2:02 pm

Epicenter wrote:FOACs/NOACs not only have the same 'flashing sprites' (max per-scanline sprite limit) as the genuine units, but they usually run with MORE slowdown than genuine machines. And I still haven't run into one that even touches the audio reproduction of the original system.

you still don't get the all so lovable blue screen and flashing red LED

dudex77 · Post by **dudex77** » Wed Mar 28, 2007 2:36 pm

Rekarp wrote:
Epicenter wrote:FOACs/NOACs not only have the same 'flashing sprites' (max per-scanline sprite limit) as the genuine units, but they usually run with MORE slowdown than genuine machines. And I still haven't run into one that even touches the audio reproduction of the original system.
you still don't get the all so lovable blue screen and flashing red LED

oo lucky you got a blue screen i only get a white screen with flashing led