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I had an Atari ST 1040 STF given to me recently, and after getting RGB Scart cables from Ebay, I found that it is finicky with my RGB equipment, namely my two scalers. The only thing it displays on is my CRT TV through a SCART to Component transcoder, and the image has flutter, and the software I wrote to a disk runs but scrolls (no way to adjust vertical hold on my TV). I do have old VGA monitors, but I know that only displays in Monochrome. Aside from a CRT Display, a PVM/BVM which I can not locate due to me living out in the middle of nowhere, and a sc1224 Atari Monitor...what are my options to display RGB from this machine. I do have an old Apple 12" RGB Display, the low res (512x384) version from the Macintosh LC which I have in storage. Could I use that?

Alright, I have a tax problem and to pay it, I need to clear off alot of stuff. This is what I have available right now. I have more things, like laptops, but this is right now. GAMES Here is what I have. NES Super Mario Bros 3 w/ Beat up box from the challenge set (Challenge Set sticker up and down the box). No Manual the rest are loose Milon's Secret Castle All-Pro-Basketball Track and Field 2 Ultimate Basketball Kung-Fu x2 Final Fantasy 1 (New Battery) Winter Games Double Dribble Tecmo Baseball T&C Surf Designs (label is comming up) Roger Clemens MVP Baseball Bases Loaded (grey cart) NES Play Action Football Super Mario Bros/Duck Hunt/World Class Track Meet NFL (LJN) SNES (All Loose) Super Mario World (new Battery) Genesis Sonic Spinball (printed off label) Mortal Kombat II (Label Damage, extensive) Phantasy Star II, no box but manual included PS1 Tomb Raider II (Greatest Hits, complete) N64 (all Loose) Duke Nukem Zero Hour The Legend of Zelda Majora's Mask (non holo label) The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (Grey Cart) Turok 2 Star Wars Racer (Extensive Label Damage) South Park (Label Damage, Sharpie marking on the shell) Star Wars Shadows of the Empire Nascar 2000 Star Wars Rogue Squadron (Sharpie on shell) Goldeneye 007 (Major Label Damage, and Sharpie on shell) Make an offer. I'll get stuff around for more in the thread. I'll post pictures later.

I have three NES Consoles I have personally repaired, cleaned, and fixed the 72 pin connector on (bent the pins up and boiled them). One didn't go too hot. I made it too tight so you have to leave the cart up to play. But all three of them start first try (one didn't power on when I got it...I think I did well). I also cleaned and repaired the controllers. http://www.ebay.com/itm/301416069847?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649 http://www.ebay.com/itm/301416074825?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649 http://www.ebay.com/itm/301416078323?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649 I also have a few more NES systems I may put up at a later date with socketed PPUs for an NES RGB mod. I also have a copy of Mission: Impossible for N64. The cart has been cleaned, and the saves deleted. http://www.ebay.com/itm/301416098589?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649 Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeros I got a PS4 and the PS4 version for my B-Day and I don't need this version anymore. http://www.ebay.com/itm/301417638857?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649 no, I do not expect them to sell from their buy it now prices.

I did a price check, and being generious it comes out to $82. Is that a fair price?

A person at work gave me an Atari 2600 lot they found in to see if it works, they intend to sell it. I would like to get an accurate price for the system and what it comes with. It all comes in a "Atari Game Center" which is all beat up. Atari 2600 Jr. (no Switch box) 1 Joystick 1 Trackball, standard (needs cleaning) games (I think they are pretty common) Empire Strikes back (no label) Frogger Grand Prix Checkers Freeway Spider Fighter Super Challenge Football Basketball Air Sea Battle E.T. Ms. Pac-man Frostbite Stampede Battlezone Asteroids Dragonfire Pac-man Golf Infiltrate (no label) Barnstorming Lost Luggage (no label) Decathalon Moon Patrol Chopper Command Real Sports Volyball Combat Pressure Cooker Casino Demons to Diamonds Night Driver Jungle Hunt Centipede

Damn, I doubt you would take $100 for the lot, haha.

Wait till you can find it for less than $1 on the same note, Ultima: Warriors of Destiny on NES is pretty bad too. They tried to do too much with the NES and the game is very slow as a result...and much of the story is cut too.

You don't want Ultima VII on SNES....its pretty bad.

oooh...logic blocked...damn

Does the Jag come with a controller?

I am shopping for a little module for the Wii, its an HDMI adapter which up-scales the Wiis 480p Signal into 1080p (not true HD, but looks nicer on an HDTV). Now the US Wii does not do RGB at all, but the PAL models do. Does anyone know if the PAL variations of these HDMI adapters upscale a RGB input or do they all just upscale the plain progressive image.

Changed what I would trade for

It is sentient and walks in the rain alot. Don't worry it works.

I have a spare NES top loader (real NES, not a shitty full of poo-poo clone system that gave Wilford Brimley diabeetus), it works fine, but I want someone to play it. It cries out in the rain for someone to play some Zelda II on it. I'll trade it for Retro gaming goodness I am currently looking for a (Systems) Turbo Graphix 16 (w/ games) Master System (w/ games) Famicom Disk System (working w/ games) Sega 32x (games) Atari 2600/7800 NES SNES N64 Gamecube Genesis Saturn Dreamcast PS1 Ps2 ps3 Xbox 360 GBA PSP I mostly like platformers, shooters (scrolling shooters, and some fps),fighters, and RPGs.

I am looking for some Proper Sega Genesis clamshells, no EA or acclaim style, just the sega ones. I am looking for 50 of these at the moment, if anyone has any they can spare, hit me up.

I got the 3DO...bad assery has been established.

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Basically I do not like the blurry image, ghosting (especially on NES), and occasional pixelization.

Hey, I recently had to move into a smaller place and I had to get rid of my CRT tv and keep my HDTV. As you know, HDTVs typically do not handle analog signals too well due to the odd resolutions analog devices use that a digital TV doesn't like. I am not looking to play my light gun games on my HDTV I do not want to use emulation I just want my NES and SNES to look...respectable on my HDTV till I can get a larger place where I can get a CRT again. So..to sumarize, I am looking for an analog to Digital video upscaler that will not break the bank. I am using a VIZIO Eco HD set with Component, Composite, S-Video, VGA, and Two HDMI (fancy). I know, garbage in, garbage out. But I want my garbage to look better.

Damn good deal, how much is shipping to zip code 49232?

Yes, Sega Genesis/Master System clam shells. No artwork, no games, just the Clam shells with the sleeve to hold the artwork. I know some of you have put your collection into UGCs, and may have some Clam shells laying around. Again, not looking to spend a lot on these.

I have over 100 NES games, I have cleaned out the flea markets and local venues for classic games, especially NES...and not found one cart with a converter, many 5 screw, but no converter.

Yea, I'll take either a Famicom console (core [no cords] system as long as it works), either model, and it doesn't have to look the prettiest, yellowed beyond belief and I'll still give it a good home. or I'll take an adapter to play famicom carts on NES, again doesn't have to look the prettiest, just has to work. Not looking to spend a whole lot, and I don't get paid till thursday. I will pay more for included games, of course.

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I was thinking that I could drag my PS3 into my gameroom and have my main TV used for movies and TV.