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Who hurt you man? Maybe you should spend more time playing with your amazing vcs and less arguing with random Internet people?
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I thought this was a discussion forum
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Lol who's sillier? The people who backed this thing 3 years ago? The company who refuses to communicate with such backers? Or the ones enjoying the show that this has turned to be? Again. Seeing is believing ?
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Sneak Peak of New EVERCADE Atari Lynx cartridges
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Wow , now they are gaslighting us to believe that they never said that shipping began in october? This just keeps getting sadder everyday.
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https://www.amazon.com/Fancasee-Adapter-Coupler-Converter-Connector/dp/B07R3B2Q38
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You need one of this: This goes to the tvs ext ant port. And also one of this: This connects to the plug on the end of the Atari cable. Them you just screw one adapter into the other and thats all.
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My Super nintendo had a similar problem of wavy lines that got corrected by changing the 7805 voltage regulator. Ive also read that faulty capacitors can cause this kind of issues.
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Play isos from your and different regions, use the gameboy player with a different interface, load homebrew (emulators, media players and miscellaneous apps). I think thats all what you can do with a modded Gamecube.
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Thanks for your answer . I think thats a kind of pc that i could afford in the nearby future. In the meantime ill give batocera a try. I think i finally got it figured out.
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It's not a girl, its a boy who has never spoken about the vcs again. I guess he got in trouble for searching moms mail :(
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Thanks again for your answer! I tried Batocera once but never made it to work, i could never found out where to put the roms or how to make the roms appear. Still im gonna take your advice and give it a second try.
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Thanks a lot for your answer. Yeah i was fearing that a ram upgrade wasnt going to improve things a lot, but i had to give it a shot. Well since i cant upgrade the CPU i have to start saving for a new pc. Now the question is: what is the lowest specs pc that can run decently the most recent console emulators ?(up to saturn)
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He has not said a single lie so theres no court in the world that can condemn him. (Allegedly)
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Greetings. I use retroarch (lakka 2.32) on an old laptop with a celeron dual core processor, integrated intel graphics and 2gb of RAM (yes i know its crap). Surprisingly i can play most games up to n64 and psx without trouble, also some dreamcast, saturn and even Gamecube games( with glitches and slowdowns though). My question is: if i upgrade the ram ( the board supports up to 8gb) would i see some improvement on the performance of the most intense emulators? Or the definitive factor is the CPU speed? I can afford a memory increase but not buying a new pc, and mainly want to play more dreamcast saturn and maybe Jaguar games. Thanks in advance for reading!