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AOAC maybe?

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I was lookin at the bestbuy add today and found this I dont know it it would be better than chopping down an atari to a 4x4 square or not but it might be useful if it isn't just lock it.
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^its an emulator not an AOAC i think...... gannon will know
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Post by gannon »

This has been talked about before. The quality of that units sucks, and the games are all emulated.
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I wasn't sure it it was or wasnt but it can play atari 7800 games so i thought it could be usefull.
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Search function and its an NES on a chip Im trying to hac it at the momement I got one for $5
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^i would just get a 7800.....
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Post by HK-47 »

@Gannon: Yes the unit does suck, tons of people on AA think its a piece of crud.
@Jackfrost: Yeah it is a noac thing, I guess it was cheaper to port the games (which they did a crapy job at) then make a aoac thing...
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a hascked a jakks pacific for the noac everything uses it
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So the jacks sticks use noacs too?
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Post by MM007 »

JackFrost22 wrote:Search function and its an NES on a chip Im trying to hac it at the momement I got one for $5
Is it an NES on a chip or simple a 6502 computer on a chip? There is a difference, due to the NEs' instruction set, I believe. The NES 6502 was a custom chip.
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nes on a chip
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I saw one of these a couple years ago. As soon as I noticed the rocks NOT flickering in Asteroids I said EMULATED CRAP!
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I take it you're talking about the Jakks joystick, then
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Post by SgtBowhack »

I wouldn't mind if someone dumped the NES ROM of the emulated games though, could be pretty neat...
I hear that the Intellivision 25-in-1 uses an NOAC... how cool would it be to make an Intellivision NES cart?
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