These cases seem to have improved recently. I bought a translucent white one and it came with a translucent region-free cartridge tray. It also came with the Nintendo 64 logo front badge and also the Nintendo brand on top.
Thats a nice case im going to do the red one. I agree as well about the chinese NA accesories or cases if the shit works and looks nice and is good on my pocket i could give a shit where its from or if it says Nintendo or whatever on it
nice video, I think that your board doesn't need the yellow cable or alternatively needs the three sync components removed next to it if you do want to use it (from seeing instructions on these products)
So broke down and got the component cables for my gamecube. I was wondering what you think would be better for it. A CRT TV, CRT PC MONITOR, or a 4:3 LCD 480p EDTV? Any input would be great. Right now I am using an EDTV. Thanks
Definitely if you have a crt. I havnt tried it with retrotink on a flatpanel yet but sure its decent there too. I wanted to install an advanced rgb mod board but knew Id hardly ever play it, plus I think they were out of stock when I looked but for the $20 this cheap rgb mod costs its definitely worth it.
@@LameGaming The mister fpga n64 core has making me want a real console (most played when I was a teenager) I turn the dithering off in the options, is there much dithering visible with this board on real hardware ?
@@Vvewa Sadly I couldnt tell you. Shortly after this video I moved and started a new job and havnt had it plugged in since other than a short test after install seen in this video. Sorry
These cases seem to have improved recently. I bought a translucent white one and it came with a translucent region-free cartridge tray. It also came with the Nintendo 64 logo front badge and also the Nintendo brand on top.
Link?
can u drop the link?
That blue is so beautiful...
Okay I actually love the commentary
White hands surprised me 😆
dude you are def getting a like by me lol. helpful video and you talking made me laugh a bunch lol. solid video dude!
Busy man, another upload. Thanks a lot.
Had a little time off work, been sitting on the footage from my last 2 videos for months, just now had time to edit 🥴
"Looking like a system i wanna play. Not really. But she looks good!" Exactly how i feel about my n64 lmfao
I just order that shell looks good 👍 😂
Thats a nice case im going to do the red one. I agree as well about the chinese NA accesories or cases if the shit works and looks nice and is good on my pocket i could give a shit where its from or if it says Nintendo or whatever on it
nice video, I think that your board doesn't need the yellow cable or alternatively needs the three sync components removed next to it if you do want to use it (from seeing instructions on these products)
So broke down and got the component cables for my gamecube. I was wondering what you think would be better for it. A CRT TV, CRT PC MONITOR, or a 4:3 LCD 480p EDTV? Any input would be great. Right now I am using an EDTV. Thanks
links to shell and the rgb chip store? plzzz
a.aliexpress.com/_mM6j1PG
a.aliexpress.com/_msCQwoK
Was the rgb mod worth it? Been thinking of doing it...
Definitely if you have a crt. I havnt tried it with retrotink on a flatpanel yet but sure its decent there too. I wanted to install an advanced rgb mod board but knew Id hardly ever play it, plus I think they were out of stock when I looked but for the $20 this cheap rgb mod costs its definitely worth it.
@@LameGaming The mister fpga n64 core has making me want a real console (most played when I was a teenager) I turn the dithering off in the options, is there much dithering visible with this board on real hardware ?
@@Vvewa Sadly I couldnt tell you. Shortly after this video I moved and started a new job and havnt had it plugged in since other than a short test after install seen in this video. Sorry
The doors and buttons suck imo