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The game manual has some information about scoring and DIP switches. http://www.arcade-museum.com/manuals-videogames/B/BabyPM.pdf

Currently playing Splatoon and Dot Arcade.

Today has been a bit flaky. It's not been like this since the Test Fire a couple of weeks back.

I've been able to play Pac-Man, Night Driver, Stella-A-Sketch, Indy 500 and Reflex all with the nunchuck. You might have to make an adjustment in the Game Properties menu.

We only have one proper Wii karaoke title, Karaoke Revolution and use the Konami USB microphone. The song list is here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karaoke_Revolution_(2009_video_game). If your Wii is backwards compatible with GameCube discs, we have been playing Karaoke Revolution Party. It requires the standard GameCube microphone. The game is a more forgiving about scoring than the other game above. Song list is here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Karaoke_Revolution_songs#Karaoke_Revolution_Party_.28NTSC.29_.28the_same_as_Karaoke_Stage_2_in_Europe.29_.28also_on_Xbox_and_Gamecube.29

I was in the Cape Coral/Ft. Myers area between 2007-2010 and it was pretty much only Gamestops at that time. There were a couple of people selling stuff at the Fleamasters Flea Market. Hopefully, the situation has improved since then.

Grey, please. The Cybermen in Tom's era had a more blocky heads. The one you've got is very good but is more representative of the recent versions.

I'm using Nintendon-t via the Homebrew Channel on the vWii. This is also good for non-BC Wiis, too. http://nintendont.net

Hackers have already done it.

Thank you, Pixelboy!

Thank you very much for this!

The 4.5 beta controls seem to be fine on OS X. I did not notice any time where the controls reset.

It's really better for playing 8-bit games since it doesn't support 5200 two-button games.

Donkey Kong for (Super) Gameboy. It started the "Mario Vs. Donkey Kong" series.

Fun video! Fun game!

There is an experimental version of OpenEmu that includes several consoles not featured on the standard release. The 7800 is among those. https://github.com/OpenEmu/OpenEmu/releases

Have you tried OpenEmu?

http://www.8-bitcentral.com/blog/2014/vgSelectionCenter.html I found this page. This might help.

GUIntv is nice, but I haven't used it since upgrading from OS X 10.6.8. The bugs that have been mentioned in the posts above are what lead to me dropping it and returning to command line via Terminal. bin2rom will probably help you when it comes to games that need a .cfg file.

There are some Dollar General stores in the area. Perhaps you could ask them if they know anything yet.

The left analog stick can only be used on games that used analog controls on the 2600 such as the paddles and driving controllers. Joystick moves are strictly assigned to the D-Pad. There are two versions of the Wii Classic Controller. The "Pro" version (pictured in your post) is the second version and it required some additional work to make it fully compatible with homebrew on the Wii. This was up to each homebrew programmer to add it to their applications. Some didn't add it (O2Em does not support either version). In the case of Wii2600, this left the analog sticks non-functional. The older version without the "handles" will be fully compatible.

This is quite an improvement. Thanks!

Great! Thank you very much!

Great vids! We've got an N64, but it sees little love. We'll have to check some of these titles out.

Recently bought a short rainbow Jr. NTSC Atari Corp. Made in Taiwan Serial # AT 861142479