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  1. I have the import of this one Taito Memories Joukan (PS2) It gets the big so-so from me. I'm hoping the US version is better, even if it is just a MAME comp.
  2. Well considering that the first 250 pre-orders have shipped just this week I don't think anyone has recieved them yet. I pre-ordered mine on the May 24th so I'll post when I get mine.
  3. Is it every games or just some of the games? I'm thinking that the 72 pin you got was either a bad one or got dirty itself from dirty games. The NES is a pretty cheap used system still. I tend to find them at garage sales for less then 10 bucks.
  4. Yes, September 30th is the supposed shipping date.
  5. I keep them on a shelf in the case, next to my Sega CD games and my Longbox playstation games.
  6. I think I'll just stick with the real deal or emu if I really have no other choice.
  7. http://www.digitpress.com/lists/ They have the list you seek.
  8. The Playstation is now 10 years ago and the Dreamcast is already 6 years old. Happy birthday to both systems and thanks for having some of gamings best and worst titles.
  9. Not having disabled the lockout chip on a NES I may be in the dark. It sounds like the 72 pin blinky screen problem, but like I said could be way off. Did you try cleaning the pin connectors?
  10. Well... there's no externally accessable chroma/luma access points that I know of. They're combined inside the video chip on an NES. Which DOESN'T mean that the software works in composite, or that a clone of the NES has to combine the chroma and luma signals inside the chip. Fun fact: the arcade versions of the NES hardware converted the chroma/luma signals to RGB inside the graphics chip, so it output RGB even though it still worked with chroma/luma internally. 922595[/snapback] I agree though, S-video on a NES would be sweet.
  11. I've yet to know anyone that has modded a NES to s-vid too.
  12. I'm working on completing the NES set as well, I'm about half way there. Good JOB!!!
  13. Directly from playmessiah : Will it support S-Video? A: No, because the old software won't support S-video. We could have converted the AV outputs to S-video but it would have added a lot of cost and given no benefit to the video quality. Link : http://www.playmessiah.com/onlinestore/gnex_faq.htm Yeah, know its not a famiclone as its has a different setup, but not everyone knows that. I was just trying to describe it on a basic level.
  14. I didn't go to cge but I know people that did go. It cant have s-video btw as the NES chip set can't support it. The rumble feature has been dropped as well. I does play both PAL and NTSC games including jap games. Granted 60 bucks for a famiclone is a bit high, but messiah does good work. I pre-ordered one just so I can play the pal games.
  15. Now if they could make a good flash card for the DS we would be set.
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