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NES 2

Post by bacteria »

Have a look at this - the NES 2 system - interesting!! Didn't know about this system before.

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thats odd that you never heard about this
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I saw one this summer across the street and thought it was snes at first.
It had a bicycling game in it, and when I saw it was a nes I thought was custom made(They are FREAKING RICH)
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i bought one not too long ago. i love the dogbone controllers. much more comfortable. it doesn't have composite video tho, so that sucks. i'm plannin on doing the composite mod and turnin it into a portable one day. i've already been told i'm crazy by many ppl. but, i want a smaller 100% compatible nes portable than you can get using the toaster.
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lovablechevy wrote:i bought one not too long ago. i love the dogbone controllers. much more comfortable. it doesn't have composite video tho, so that sucks. i'm plannin on doing the composite mod and turnin it into a portable one day. i've already been told i'm crazy by many ppl. but, i want a smaller 100% compatible nes portable than you can get using the toaster.
your crazy :P
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Post by bacteria »

ChrisKoopa wrote:thats odd that you never heard about this
Never seen one. I am in the UK after all...
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Post by Dr. KillGood »

LOL N00bs, how could you not know about it?

PS: DONT TURN IT INTO A PORTABLE! JEEZ!
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Post by bacteria »

Who you calling a "noob"? I'm sure it isn't me, that would make you stupid! :lol:

If a system wasn't in the UK shops at some point, how would I know about it??
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Eh I want to see someone turn it into a portable. I used to be against it but I want to see how people react.
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Dr. KillGood wrote:PS: DONT TURN IT INTO A PORTABLE! JEEZ!
i still don't see the big deal about turning it into a portable. geeze. it's just sitting in the corner right now, not even hooked up to my tv. and there is no way in heck i'm gonna sell it. so it's the only logical thing for me to do with it. that way i can enjoy it and actually use it. it's not like i'm throwing it away or smashing it to a million pieces. :roll:

don't be hatin on me just because i can afford to get an nes 2. i actually didn't spend all that much on it considering it was a lot of nes stuff.

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i paid around $70-$80 for all that. well worth it i believe. def not the deals spoken of in the video linked above, but still good.
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Post by DK »

I vote you slice and dice it. It's the Benheck way :D

Main reason I haven't built a NOAC portable yet, need compatiblity.
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Post by m_lovitt »

DUDE do not hack up the top loader. I have prolly 10 OG nintendo's but in my 20+yrs of gamming I have never accually seen a top loader in person .
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m_lovitt wrote:DUDE do not hack up the top loader. I have prolly 10 OG nintendo's but in my 20+yrs of gamming I have never accually seen a top loader in person .
Meh they're just not that rare.

I have had over 10 of them.

There were a LOT of them made.
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Post by palmertech »

How about this: Take the NES 2 guts out, then put an NOAC into the old shell. That way, it still retains most of its functionality. You could even sell it. :wink:
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palmertech wrote:How about this: Take the NES 2 guts out, then put an NOAC into the old shell. That way, it still retains most of its functionality. You could even sell it. :wink:
You're a sick, sick , twisted little man aren't you. :P
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