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ATOMICMAN
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Post by ATOMICMAN »

Jongamer wrote:
ATOMICMAN wrote:
Jongamer wrote:I would buy those nice Controllers, but....... I dont feel like Paying $40+ for NES controllers.

They also have Wireless Snes controllers, but those are like $60.

Just get a Yobo or Fami-twin, a lot cheaper than that, and that I heard has some Compatibility issues.
i hate to say it but those controllers are well worth the money.
yeah I just now relized that, and that I get 2 for that price.

I AM Definatly getting me some of these NES ones, mabye SNES, I would get both but I don't have a job to pay for them.
the only downside to them is the circle thing instead of a d-pad but its still awesome. they get good battery life (40ish hours on 2x aaa's), have auto shut off (10 min no activity, auto turn on when you press a button), 4 channels so you can use up to 4 of these if you want, and have a huge range (i can control my games from outside lol).

i thought about getting the advantagesque nes joystick thing too...
Krepticor
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Post by Krepticor »

if that thing can run the higher mapping games then it would be worth it, try a copy of Castlevania 3 and get back with us :wink:
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Edutainment
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Post by Edutainment »

It gets mixed reviews because it was marketed as a new NES replacement, unlike other NES clones where you would usually expect low quality... That's what I think at least. It has the same problems most NOACs have, mainly w/ Castlevania 3.
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