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Great video! Looks like you are a cyclist as well, mountain bike?

Excellent thanks Gummy Bear. Will give it a try as mine always gives me a red screen when I swap cartridges and needs a few attempts to start up reseating the cartridge

What's best to clean the slots, isopropyl?

Sounds good!

Yes look for WinUAE, you will need the CD32 kickstart rom then you can load the CD32 quickstart profile and point the CD drive to your disc or image file. Never heard of the Akiko emulator (name of a chip added to the system)

I have two of the 5 port auto switch Bandridge boxes which then connect to a manual 3 way scart splitter then into my TV. This works quite well but obviously isn't what you want. Just replying to say that Hydra2 16 port looks good! I need more ports now so instead of spending another £30 on a Bandridge, I could get one of them and just ignore the extra £170 lol

So...I managed to pick up another of the Capcom ones. They work daisy chained together with no issues. The Super UFO pad works by itself but does not when daisy chained off either of them, have the issue above where you need to push 2 buttons/directions for it to react. Very weird. I blame that pad, I mean why doesn't it even have a pass thru!! :0

It is a bit strange. I will see if I can find someone local with a different pad to test and keep a look out on ebay for a cheap one

Amiga conversion Fantasies was the follow up to Pinball Dreams and the Amiga also had a 3rd one, Pinball Illusions (with multiball and hires mode). All great and I spent WAY too much time on them when younger. I recently found Fantasies was released as a PSP Mini game so been playing that on a Pi, very true to the Amiga original even down to the odd ball glitch. You can rotate the screen 90 degrees as well. Makes me want to rig another Pi up to an old 32" widescreen tv I have laying around and put that on it's side for a vertical extended image if you get what I mean Not tried that Jag version of Fantasies. The SNES version has one major issue which is the machines lower resolution so the tables end up scrolling sideways as well as vertically.

The UFO doesn't have a daisy chain port unfortunately

-^Cro§Bow^- I use one of the 5 port Bainbridge boxes like this one https://www.amazon.co.uk/Bandridge-Performance-Automatic-Selector-Switching/dp/B0015YYN2Q I have it powered and turning my Jaguar on will flick the box to the Jaguar input, light up the LED and display on my CRT. Do you have yours mains powered? They don't seem to list my exact cable now but it looks like this https://coolnovelties.co.uk/coolnovelties/atari-jaguar-video-cables/35-atari-jaguar-rgb-scart-cable-070569350471.html and the order listed it as "Atari Jaguar RGB SCART Péritel cable wired for CSYNC JAG CSYNC" I do get a bit of buzz on the audio but you can't really hear it over the sound itself, just when you first turn on and if the TV is turned up loud.

Hi, I recently bought an FZ10 which came with a wired 6 button Super UFO pad. It seems to use the same case as their wireless IR one even down to having the battery area (but no terminals etc). It doesn't have a daisy chain port but I have tested it in SF2 and all buttons work correctly. I then picked up one of the odd shaped Capcom controllers and that also works correctly in SF2. If I connect the Super UFO controller to the daisy chain cable on the Capcom it doesn't work right, none of the buttons work by themselves however if you hold down two you will get a response ie two of the normal buttons and suddenly a punch, hold the dpad diagonally and character will go left. As mentioned above, that pad works correctly by itself. Is there anyway of telling where the problem is, wiring issue in one of the pads or in the console itself? I don't know anyone else with a 3DO so thought I would ask before I hunted down another pad to buy. thanks, Darren