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  • Birthday 12/29/1976

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  1. I bought one with my original order of two Longplay controllers. I haven't used it yet as my main system is a Sears Video Arcade.
  2. Here's Papa Pete playing an updated version with adjusted difficulty and 20(!) voice clips.
  3. Backbit is the best option if you want to play games for other consoles as well. https://store.backbit.io/product/backbit-pro/
  4. Ghostbusters Ultimate Edition is an all-new Intellivision port of the classic Activision game. Features include: - 6-channel ECS music (and it has more songs than the original) - Sing along lyrics - Digitized voice samples (with Intellivoice) - All vehicle and equipment choices from the original. - Cut scenes and references to the movie (enhancement over the original) - Ghostbuster account system for recording game progress. Compatible with Apple 2, C64, Atari 8-bit, MSX and PC versions. - Stay Puft attacking the city (as in the original) For more details or to order a copy of the game, please email: gb.orders2024@gmail.com
  5. Sold him an RGB Blaster. Friendly communication and prompt payment. Highly recommended.
  6. RGB Blaster + Humble Bazooka shell $110 shipped to U.S. and Canada. The RGB Blaster plugs into an NES or Famicom cart slot and outputs high quality RGB video. It is a Famicom cart, so an adapter is required for NES consoles and a front loader would require modifying the console shell or leaving the top off for the RGB cable. These are pretty much unusable without a Humble Bazooka shell, which is included. It is not compatible with all PPUs and not at all with clones. Hardware mods may also affect the compatibility of an RGB Blaster. You can learn more about it here: https://krikzz.com/our-products/cartridges/rgb-blaster.html Here is footage recorded from the RGB Blaster for sale:
  7. How do the birds feel? Maybe there's a reason we don't see Pauline with Mario from that point onward. He then grabbed his brother, crawled into the sewers and began kicking to death every animal he could find.
  8. Sure, but earlier Mario chained a gorilla inside of a cage while whipping birds so that they would torment a baby gorilla.
  9. How were these homebrews made? Do they bypass the Odyssey 2 hardware altogether and just use the controllers and AV output? https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL903BE967E12CA748&si=0W_uNZMsh5OoqkAa
  10. I've never heard anyone say that the SNES/SFC doesn't have good shooters. Only that there are more good shooters for Genesis/Mega Drive or for PC Engine than the SNES has shooters altogether. The SFC launched so late that shooters were no longer as popular as other genres.
  11. Even if they could at least get full voice samples to work it would be a huge improvement. The SNES SFII WW and Turbo voice clips have been sped up and huge chunks were cut out. Restoring proper screams instead of "ohh-ah"ing would also be great.
  12. I count all SNES games from bitd as real SNES games. If a game uses an on-cart cpu, I appreciate for what it is but am much more impressed by and appreciate when more is done without extra "power". I'd prefer to have a handful of games where the added cost of a cpu was instead used for a larger rom. Games like SFA2 and Tengai Makyou Zero much more works of art than early polygonal stuff, which I still apreciate for what it is. I consider the 32X part of the Mega Drive family and the PC-FX to be the 32X equivalent for PC Engine. I don't feel that any console's library takes away from another's, but appreciate when more or spevial things are done without extra "power". I also understand enough of how much of a hindrance CD, disk, modem, etc fornats were for games which overall coukd have a larger rom size restricted to bite sized segments. The SNES shouldn't have launched as late as it did with any slowrom games. We shouldn't have had to wait decades for fans to fix them (or color oatch Genesis games for that matter). We had much bigger roms/assets than that on consoles bitd.
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