Touch Fuzzy Get Dizzy wrote: » It's the Gamecube one isn't it? I'm too traumatized to remember someone will correct me lol. Yeah it's far for me too I've to stay overnight. Maybe if we organize a trip to Token eventually, you could come up for the day.
Steve X2 wrote: » I made a tribute video to the Batusi dance a couple of years ago. Seems fitting to share it again :'0( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RsYA8Gr5NTY
Cake of Tremendous Power wrote: » Something I'll definitely look into. The beers seem like a good laugh, and from what I heard about token is they're doing the barcade thing right. As long as the hosts are okay with it I'll do my best to make it along next time
MegamanBoo wrote: » New here and don't know if this is the right place to ask. But what's the going rate for a nes? After seeing a friends collection I'm mad to start a collection of my own!
CiDeRmAn wrote: » Famicom, with an AV mod, coupled with a Nes to famicom adapter, and you're golden.
Retr0gamer wrote: » Honestly I'd not get a NES. Get a Famicom instead
MegamanBoo wrote: » I've done a little reading on the top-loaders and famicoms. What kind of money do they go for? The top loader looks really cool but i think it's RF only out with poor video on the earlier revisions. Do either the famicom or top loader come up often in Ireland?
These versions were replacements for those who sent their original NES-101 systems to Nintendo with a poor quality video complaint. These models are extremely rare as they mostly came as replacement units from Nintendo, but the revised AV model was also found in stores such as Meijer and Radio Shack.
MegamanBoo wrote: » It looks like i'd have to go modding (beyond me for now) to avoid AV issues on the top loader... The revised editions: Source: Wikipedia (can't post link as a new user)
Inviere wrote: » Get an original front loading NES then, & buy this for it - Best video, hassle free, common, no need to import etc
MegamanBoo wrote: » Cool! Thanks for the link!
Inviere wrote: » Have a look & see if you can get them more locally rather than paying shipping from the US. Also check if they're compatable with the EU Nes which is 50Hz only, if not, treat yourself to a US model which is 60Hz
MegamanBoo wrote: » Is 50Hz not better here? I read some consoles can have problems if played at the wrong Hz... What's the advantage of 60Hz?
CosmicSmash wrote: » If you get a Japanese AV Famicom is has composite output out of the box. That's what I'd be going for in anyway. No RF, no 50hz and no blinking lights to worry about.
Inviere wrote: » Yeah can't fault the AV Fami, except to say it's a bloody awful looking console The Famicom & Twin Fami are the best looking of Ninty's 8bit machines imo (twin fami being Sharp all the same)
CosmicSmash wrote: » Stop reminding me how good the Twin Famicom looks, I still need one of them.:)
Retr0gamer wrote: » You can play mario bros on it in crisp s video then spend the evening putting subtitles on sailor moon episodes.