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So it looks like the GB Mortal Kombat cart I picked up is definitely a Review Cart!
And I also got in the haul an empty shell that seems to have been used to put Review boards into..and I got two of them too!
Large pics ahoy Cap'n
Loaded up a Rom of both Mortal Kombat and Balloon Kid on the Xperia Play, and played a few minutes of both with the carts playing simultaneously on the GB, and there are no noticable differences.
Edit - @ SteveSI, how much did the MVS cost ya? Have one myself with a bunch of game carts, considering selling it on.0 -
Edit - @ SteveSI, how much did the MVS cost ya? Have one myself with a bunch of game carts, considering selling it on.
It was just under 90 euro from starcab with whatever bios you like(unibios all the way
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Make sure to stick a link up on the forum if you decide to sell the game carts as I'd be interested if the price was right.
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CathalDublin wrote: »Not so much new, more rebuilt neatly
My PC to Jamma MAME board
Looks like a very quiet beast...very neat too nice job.0 -
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SdoowSirhc wrote: »Just got 2 street fighter oldskool xbox 360 controllers for €3 each! Go the Cammy and Akuma versions. Great bargain and really handy for oldskool fighters. Will post pics when I'm posting about my GBC (it's in the post )
The fightpads? I found them horrible to use. I got one to play street fighter and was so disgusted with how poor they were I bought myself a fightstick 2 hours later.0 -
Retr0gamer wrote: »The fightpads? I found them horrible to use. I got one to play street fighter and was so disgusted with how poor they were I bought myself a fightstick 2 hours later.
Ah I didnt think it was that terrible...
they are a wee bit confusing the way the rb and rt buttons are placed :rolleyes:
for 3 euro a go I couldn't leave them behind
they look like genesis controller (but I was too young for the genesis)0 -
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SdoowSirhc wrote: »they look like genesis controller (but I was too young for the genesis)
This is a cassette tape-
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Kailyn Beautiful Technique wrote: »This is a cassette tape-
oooh! how does one use this "cassette tap"0 -
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SdoowSirhc wrote: »we have ruined this tread
*MUHAHAHAHAHAWWW*
We've revealed Atavan is no longer the youngest. He'll be deeply scarred by this. This thread has been a monumental success in that respect
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Type load, press play on tape, wait 45 mins, have an epileptic fit & then repeat when it fails.
Or, alternatively, its c120, so you fast forward to where the desired game is supposed to reside, press play, hope for the best.
Realise it was done on your mates twin deck and so you have to get the little screwdriver out and fiddle with the head levels, then try again, and again before your dodgy copy of Atic Attack finally loads.
Heck, getting some crappy old cassette to work was half the fun, I spent more time getting games to work than I did playing them!
I spent a whole morning just trying to get, an excellent version as it turned out, Galaxians to load onto the Speccy.
Good times!
I remember the evolution of the loading screen, from the standard Manic Miner fare to the more interesting Starstrike 2 with its flickering engine flare and then the most excellent animated Technician Ted loading screen, how easily impressed we were!
In fact spectrum art was quite interesting, given the limitations of the machine,
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Or, alternatively, its c120, so you fast forward to where the desired game is supposed to reside, press play, hope for the best.
Realise it was done on your mates twin deck and so you have to get the little screwdriver out and fiddle with the head levels, then try again, and again before your dodgy copy of Atic Attack finally loads.
Heck, getting some crappy old cassette to work was half the fun, I spent more time getting games to work than I did playing them!
I spent a whole morning just trying to get, an excellent version as it turned out, Galaxians to load onto the Speccy.
Good times!
I remember the evolution of the loading screen, from the standard Manic Miner fare to the more interesting Starstrike 2 with its flickering engine flare and then the most excellent animated Technician Ted loading screen, how easily impressed we were!
In fact spectrum art was quite interesting, given the limitations of the machine,
:eek:
I didnt know that you could play games of those little cassettes, even though ive seen bigger video casssettes being used for games:pac:0 -
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