This weekend blew my mind, it's nice when you start being seen regularly by flea market people as they'll show you stuff that's not always in plain view. ;) The image below is a mixture of a vr32(uk) shipment of the lost 1996 Virtual Boy games I...
Goldeneye for sure. That was a great game For PS2 some underrated games such as spy fiction, the getaway black monday which I actually did like it wasnt as great as gta but still a good game at best I think. Contra Shattered soldier was a great...
Ain't that the truth. I keep hearing about how great One Piece is, but I'd never be able to work through all the episodes. At least 450 hours (19 days) worth of content? It really does make DBZ sound lightweight.
Figuring out a long-term plan...
I looked into it a bit deeper.
NTSC games on a Pal N64, plays through Pal60, which is roughly the same as NTSC.
However:
- There are reports of sound issues
- Some tv's display Black/White picture.
I did some tests myself today. I didn't see...
Hehe, as a video game enthusiast, I know about the Harmony of Dissonance(tm). This is part of the experience.
For example, I'm not a JRPG person, but you hear so much about Final Fantasy, Dragon Quest, etc. that you decide to put personal tastes...
And One Piece still hasn't ended.
I don't know how anyone can stay up to date considering how many friggjn' episodes it has, yet people complained Dragon Ball Z had 291 episodes.
I scored SummerCart64 for £20, and consoles on local pick up rarely go above £40-50 if you have access to Facebook market place for example.
Playing on a real N64 is way more authentic of an experience. But there are cases for emulation to try...
Bit of a contradiction there, innit?
Before you go dumping hundreds of dollars into something you "personally have never been a big fan of", have you considered that N64 emulation is generally quite adequate?
Alternatively, why not just use your...
I'm interested in which games you're considering playing. Super Mario 64 and Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time are peak N64 to me. I said in a recent post that Nintendo and Rare carried the N64, and it's still surreal thinking about how Capcom...
Huh, so which one is it? It plays slower or the same via a flashcart?
I thought about those, but I'm not sure I'm that into N64. Maybe if my interest grows I'll then get one.
NTSC games running on a PAL console via a flashcart run at basically full speed. The console outputs the equivalent of PAL60 (like setting a PAL Gamecube to 60Hz mode). As long as your TV supports PAL60, it's fine.
That said, many cheap...