Atariboy

"Major kudos to Capcom. Link's Awakening was always my favorite, so the return of the "two-handed" system is greatly appreciated. " What do you mean the "two-handed system"?

Well Monaco GP is from 1980, so that era wasn't completely ignored. I agree however. They should hook up with Digital Eclipse and make their own Midway Arcade Treasures style classic collection.

Sounds real

Is that the right format to load into a CC2? Can't remember.

You're trying to run the cord from the 7800 into the RCA video input jack? It shouldn't work, unless I'm misunderstanding something.

Best Electronics sells them for 5 dollars or so I've been told. http://www.best-electronics-ca.com/

Neither of those were Sega Saturn titles I believe. This announcement was about porting Saturn titles to the Playstation.

128bytes, is that card formatted correctly? Looks nice, but I'm not sure I know how to format one, and I'd be afraid of erasing something important. What's this cable that was included? Does this travel from the CC2 to the card reader/writer?

They?

"Hey Stan, how do you get the chicken to 'ghost out' in your pics?" It dances after the game ends if I remember right (Haven't took it out yet, and its been years since I've played it). So he must be using a pretty slow speed on his camera that causes it as it moves back and forth at the top.

I'm willing to bet its your rf switch. They never seemed too reliable for me back when I had to connect my SuperNes up with it. If you have RCA connections on a VCR going into your tv, or RCA connections on the actual tv, I'd try to get some composite cables for it. They're the same cables as the N64 and Game Cube use, so you can easily find them. Probably run you 5 dollars used somewhere like EB, maybe 10 new.

Well, I didn't mean to insinuate that it wasn't. I intend to buy one of them if Ben Heck goes through with his plans to produce a VCSp to sell to people and I'm able to afford it when it happens.

I've been meaning to do this since it started 10 weeks ago but school got in the way, too late to join in now? I also don't want to play on a emulator, and don't have a digital camera to take a screenshot of my tv, is that okay?

Just checked my manual, looks like my memory failed me, was no mention of your problem in the trouble shooting section. There's a SuperNes repair faq in the restoration forum at DigitalPress, but I don't know how accurate it is (The spelling errors and other mistakes would have me rather worried about its accuracy). But if he does know what he's talking about, you might want to pm him if you have a account over there.

Check your SuperNes manual. I seem to remember it had a trouble shooting section, with one of the symptoms being yours (I think).

There's Gauntlet for the 7800?

You can have nearly every 2600/7800 title on it at one time with one 32mb MMC card (Except Pitfall 2 I believe). How many can the other cart hold? And you can't really mix and match stuff, you can only have certain size carts and bankswitcing methods together at one time if I remember right from reading that thread about it. The CC2 seems much more flexible and capable.

Nevermind, I paused it and read the name on the cabinet.

What was the flying game they showed near the end?

Curt, I've been wondering for a while, was Indy 500 licensed from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway by Atari? If so, is that why it was absent in Atari Anthology (Not that it would work very well without the driving controllers, which could be the reason)?

"The chip itself is illegal, and that is why Nintendo is starting to actually get to the people making these." No, its not. They're going after companies that are pirating NES games that are included on devices that use these chips.

Sounded okay to me through the Game Boy Player?

"i can assure you, blues brothers and track and field weren't exclusive." You're wrong for Track & Field, I can't comment on the other. "Hydro Thunder was the last game released for the N64...it had a low print run and it's pretty hard to find." Not even close to the last game released for the system.

And that's what this new Zelda is, even though its not using toon shading and isn't called Wind Waker 2. It was cleared up several months ago.

"I love LTTP in SNES, but I hate LTTP for GBA... the sound is totally different and they change a couple of things in the game as well." How so? Adding in the voices for Link like he does in OoT isn't changing the sound completely. I've played through the first few dungeons, it hasn't changed.