Originally posted by: CT2TXtech
Originally posted by: Shockwave
Originally posted by: CT2TXtech
Originally posted by: pyonir
how much did you pay?
35 bucks, plus shipping
RC Pro AM, Rygar, Tysons Punch-Out, Zelda and Contra are all on the way
Hell, for 30 bucks plus shipping I woulda burned ya a CD with the emulator and like 1000 games. Hell, I'd throw in SNES too for that much!
THen send them
:beer:
Originally posted by: minendo
As does mine, but it is a mono output.Originally posted by: kami333
Mine has RCA (composite) output.
They are not on the back though. They are on the side of the console.
Originally posted by: Gibson486
Originally posted by: Jehovah
No NES collection is comeplete without River City Ransom . . ..
AGREED!
and my nintendo was coax.......
Well see, Me and you would both rather get the Emus / Roms for free rather than having the system, but there are some people who HAVE to have the original systems, they say its not the same.
Doesnt bother me the game is that same thats all that matters to me.
Originally posted by: bigalt
Well see, Me and you would both rather get the Emus / Roms for free rather than having the system, but there are some people who HAVE to have the original systems, they say its not the same.
Doesnt bother me the game is that same thats all that matters to me.
what are you TALKING about??
half the fun was trying to get the game to actually start.
everyone had their own ritual.
mine was to slowly edge the game in while pushing down until the game was just inside the front ledge. then SLAM the game down as hard as you could.
Originally posted by: bigalt
Well see, Me and you would both rather get the Emus / Roms for free rather than having the system, but there are some people who HAVE to have the original systems, they say its not the same.
Doesnt bother me the game is that same thats all that matters to me.
what are you TALKING about??
half the fun was trying to get the game to actually start.
everyone had their own ritual.
mine was to slowly edge the game in while pushing down until the game was just inside the front ledge. then SLAM the game down as hard as you could.
Originally posted by: ggavinmoss
Originally posted by: bigalt
Well see, Me and you would both rather get the Emus / Roms for free rather than having the system, but there are some people who HAVE to have the original systems, they say its not the same.
Doesnt bother me the game is that same thats all that matters to me.
what are you TALKING about??
half the fun was trying to get the game to actually start.
everyone had their own ritual.
mine was to slowly edge the game in while pushing down until the game was just inside the front ledge. then SLAM the game down as hard as you could.
That was my old method. My revised method included blowing so hard into the cartridge that you end up spitting into it. You then do as you say, slamming the cartridge in once it barely clears the lip. The secret step is to then click the cartridge down so it's about to pop back up and put another cartridge in there to hold it in place.
-geoff
Originally posted by: ggavinmoss
Originally posted by: bigalt
Well see, Me and you would both rather get the Emus / Roms for free rather than having the system, but there are some people who HAVE to have the original systems, they say its not the same.
Doesnt bother me the game is that same thats all that matters to me.
what are you TALKING about??
half the fun was trying to get the game to actually start.
everyone had their own ritual.
mine was to slowly edge the game in while pushing down until the game was just inside the front ledge. then SLAM the game down as hard as you could.
That was my old method. My revised method included blowing so hard into the cartridge that you end up spitting into it. You then do as you say, slamming the cartridge in once it barely clears the lip. The secret step is to then click the cartridge down so it's about to pop back up and put another cartridge in there to hold it in place.
-geoff
Originally posted by: ggavinmoss
Originally posted by: bigalt
Well see, Me and you would both rather get the Emus / Roms for free rather than having the system, but there are some people who HAVE to have the original systems, they say its not the same.
Doesnt bother me the game is that same thats all that matters to me.
what are you TALKING about??
half the fun was trying to get the game to actually start.
everyone had their own ritual.
mine was to slowly edge the game in while pushing down until the game was just inside the front ledge. then SLAM the game down as hard as you could.
That was my old method. My revised method included blowing so hard into the cartridge that you end up spitting into it. You then do as you say, slamming the cartridge in once it barely clears the lip. The secret step is to then click the cartridge down so it's about to pop back up and put another cartridge in there to hold it in place.
-geoff
Originally posted by: AMDman12GHz
I could have sworn I have RCA output cables for my NES.....
Originally posted by: atom
Is there a difference between the top load and original front load NES? My front load NES went FUBAR a long time ago and I am pretty sure my top load NES didn't have RCA connections.
Originally posted by: CT2TXtech
and I cant wait to get it, but quick question.....
Does the back of the NES have Audio/Video output on them?
Originally posted by: ggavinmoss
Originally posted by: bigalt
Well see, Me and you would both rather get the Emus / Roms for free rather than having the system, but there are some people who HAVE to have the original systems, they say its not the same.
Doesnt bother me the game is that same thats all that matters to me.
what are you TALKING about??
half the fun was trying to get the game to actually start.
everyone had their own ritual.
mine was to slowly edge the game in while pushing down until the game was just inside the front ledge. then SLAM the game down as hard as you could.
That was my old method. My revised method included blowing so hard into the cartridge that you end up spitting into it. You then do as you say, slamming the cartridge in once it barely clears the lip. The secret step is to then click the cartridge down so it's about to pop back up and put another cartridge in there to hold it in place.
-geoff
Originally posted by: Gnote
Originally posted by: CT2TXtech
and I cant wait to get it, but quick question.....
Does the back of the NES have Audio/Video output on them?
Looking at my old NES right now I'm cofirming that yes, indeed it has a/v output.
Originally posted by: Layzee
8 bit NES.. best system ever!!! Ok, so I'm an 80's kid so I'm biased for nostalgia reasons, but still, the games still rock and don't have to depend on 3D graphics to make up for crappy gameplay...
oh and I still have my nintendo and recently purchased one of those new cartridge connector things.. very easy to install and now I never get that blue screen.. but I agree, half the fun was trying to get the game to work...
Originally posted by: bigalt
Well see, Me and you would both rather get the Emus / Roms for free rather than having the system, but there are some people who HAVE to have the original systems, they say its not the same.
Doesnt bother me the game is that same thats all that matters to me.
what are you TALKING about??
half the fun was trying to get the game to actually start.
everyone had their own ritual.
mine was to slowly edge the game in while pushing down until the game was just inside the front ledge. then SLAM the game down as hard as you could.
Originally posted by: Ladies Man
Originally posted by: Layzee
8 bit NES.. best system ever!!! Ok, so I'm an 80's kid so I'm biased for nostalgia reasons, but still, the games still rock and don't have to depend on 3D graphics to make up for crappy gameplay...
oh and I still have my nintendo and recently purchased one of those new cartridge connector things.. very easy to install and now I never get that blue screen.. but I agree, half the fun was trying to get the game to work...
new cartridge connector things??
do tell