I used to watch these videos as a kid. Cannot believe time has flown this much. I’m 22 now and I cannot believe your still going after all these years.
Castlevania III won't work? Dammit. Why can't the 3% of NES games that don't work be crappy stuff like Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Back To The Future or Deadly Towers? Castlevania III is one of my absolute favorite NES games. Oh well.
wildsmiley The famicom version is more forgiving. Remember in order to play Castlevania 3 without frustration without save states you need the Help Me code. But yeah I will agree it does suck
Very nice lil system review here John, your videos never cease to amaze me on what consoles you find and review on here. I do like the design of this. = )
A note about them turbo buttons: Those things are designed for games that keep you mashing the buttons. The turbo function of all these aftermarket controllers is to "flash" the button signal so you keep it pressed and the turbo function gives the console the effect of you pressing the button repeatedly. The turbo knobs on the Nes Advantage-like controller (and on the original one too) determine the frequency in which the button signal is flashed. They're not supposed to alter the gameplay.
This console looks really cool, I love how close it looks to the original, and the fact that you can play Famicom games without the converter. The controllers look kind of small, though. :F
On the topic of RGB, it's relatively easy to understand. In a RGB cable, the different colours that make the image are carried by different wires (Red, Blue and Green) whereas in a composite cable, the colours are mixed together and travel together in the same wire (the yellow RCA cable). RGB has this advantage over composite that it gives out better defined colours and a less murky picture in general as a result. Read the wikipedia articles on composite and RGB video for more info on the topic
Believe it or not i actually found this for sail in a retail shop years ago when i was serving in the military. Both console and controller was for sale in this place and i looked and said wtf is this? So i bought this sucker then later i learned it was significantly hard to find for sale, other than online. What are the odds? even more coincidental this was one of my first review videos i made.
@MrGoomba909 - The reason why is because of one pin on the cartridge slot being disconnected from the NOAC. This is because the NOAC has no trace on the motherboard for the extra signal needed by Castlevania III. Only one modern Famiclone has this signal: the RetroDuo, however, its sound output is EXTREMELY distorted due to 2 missing parts on the NES sound circuit. That is fixable, but not the missing trace for the extra signal needed by Castlevania III.
Actually I was amazed that a clone system would work with an external peripheral. Most don't, some don't even work with co-processors like the FX chip. After looking into it, I found out that the Famicom Disc System actually plugs into the cartridge port, not an expansion slot like say the Sega CD. That's probably why it works with this system.
Another reason to get something like this is you'll notice the NES connection involves no moving parts. The pin connector for the NES is prone to wearing down and becoming difficult to use or unusable, largely due to the way the pin connectors were designed where it moves to lock in rather than just goes directly into the operational position. This is also why the top loader NES is so sought after.
The correlation between the leaf and the raccoon comes from the fact that in the Japanese version of Super Mario Bros. 3 Mario turned into a tanuki not a raccoon, and the leaf is associated with the their metamorphic powers in Japanese folklore. The "raccoon" version was normal tanuki Mario, and the full suit version was a kind of upgrade.
great review. i've had a set of those messiah wireless controllers since 03' , complete in the lunchbox. and it's cool to see someone else has a set. i never really use them much though, i like my nes max the best.
I own a Generation Nex and I've only had one complaint. It seems that the audio on the system has a little "feedback" buzz whenever I play a game. My FC Twin has no problem with audio. But I seem to only encounter this slight "buzz" with the audio on Generation Nex. Have you noticed this phenomenon?
Wow that looks really slim, and I like the fact that is a front loader. I have the Retro Duo now but I was kinda curious if they have any front loading Super Nintendo clones as thats currently my favorite system. I actually just got the Massiah wireless Super Nintendo controllers with the lunch box and dog tag thing and they work really well. You're right about the directional pad though.
@Wokings My sister has a Retro Duo that I bought her for Christmas of 08 or 09, and she loves it. The only real issue is the NES' sound quality is a little lacking. But the games play very well, and there aren't too many games that just don't work. It's a little cheaper than most, and you'll be able to play both NES and SNES games on it.
not sure on the US consoles but the PAL (UK) console had an RF (or AUX) port on the back and then the yellow (composite video) and white (phono audio - mono) as said in the video the NES produced sound in mono so if there is a system with red/white chances are it's still mono
You could do either, but a lot of people are not confident enough in their tech skills to attempt such feats for fear of causing greater damage, or think it's just too much work. Besides, even if you replace the connector it will eventually wear down again for the same reasons it wore down before. I've had to replace my pin connectors multiple times, though I think some of that was jumping the gun and I should have also tried cleaning the carts themselves better.
cheers nice video i own 2 of these bought them back a few years ago witht he wireless controller this is the best nes clone system on the market hands down cheers bro big thumbs up !!!!!!
This is actually very common problem amongst modern tvs. You need an older cathode-ray tube television. This is because of the lighbulb used in earlier tvs.
Just so you know. The whole leaf thing stems from Japanese folk lore. Their foxes and Tanookis (Dogs that look very similar to racoons) actually use leaves to transform them selves into humans and I think other forms. So now you know where Mario's two power ups come from
I'm not too fond of clone systems in general,but this looks awesome. It looks like an original nes that got steamrolled. Definitely brings back a lot the nostalgia feel for a clone system.The controllers look great too..especially the arcade stick , it looks like really high arcade like quality.Though it may be overkill for 2 button nes games. I would of like it to play nes and snes games instead of famicom games, but still very cool.
@Gamester81, did you have any problems with cartridges not working because they weren't spotless clean? I ask because I bought one of these consoles 2 years ago from GameCrazy, and it just seemed like if the NES games (Famicom games weren't an issue for some reason) had a spec of dust on the connector pins, they wouldn't work. I ended up returning the system. Great video, BTW!!
I have the official NES top loader released in 1993, but even I have to admit I would much rather have the Generation Nex system. I'll look into possibly getting one perhaps.
If a console only has the RCA type video output, then you can be 100% sure that it only gives a composite signal. For the record, as far as I know, the only known models of the original NES capable of giving out a RGB signal were the French NES (because of their weird SECAM TV sets otherwise incapable of interpreting the colour scheme normally given by a regular PAL NES which has only composite output) and the "Famicom AV". All other official NES'es can only do composite (or only RF)
@dave4shmups according to Wiki,21 games are NOT compatible with NEX. "Messiah Entertainment, Inc.'s official compatibility list states that the system is compatible with 97.25% of NES games released in the US. Twenty-one NES games are listed as not compatible, including Castlevania III."
I have the same system, don't use it for the same reason that you mentioned. Its so difficult to get the Nes games out of the console. Plus you take the risk of damaging the label on the cart. So with all of the negatives it just didn't add up, just use the original Nes console. Good review as usual, keep up the good work. Peace.
on the nes advantige clone the weels for the turbo buttons are for adjesting the fire rate so you hit the sweet spot wich is a bit diffrent for each shooter style game. To see Slow motion at it's best play Life Forse (turn the volume down tho its anoying hering the pause sound) Slow motion is just imply pausing the game rapidly (like a turbo for the start button)
No, I just meant that I've never really encountered problems in games that would be resolved well by pausing the game over and over again really quickly.
So what's the story with the game compatibility issues? I'm assuming this clone uses Nintendo-on-a-chip technology on the inside, as opposed to being built using similar components to the original NES and Famicom? That generally seems to be the culprit.
Philip Cooper For me the battery life isn't exactly an issue since I have the charger plugged in to the same power strip as my system but yeah that is kinda awkward.
That's impossible, you can't get an RGB signal out of an RCA output, you can only get a composite signal (I wasn't referring to a scart plug, usually associated with the RGB output, I know there exist adapters to plug a RCA cable on a scart input on a TV, but that doesn't make the signal RGB, which compared to composite gives a much crisper image and far better colours.
Found 1 of these in a pawn shop today $15 just the console he had the controller in a bin i had no clue it was for this system gotta go back and grab that i guess...
i just bought a bes controll deck pack not because i love the games (which i do) but because the controller is so well designed. they should make a wireless controller for the nes.
He's 100% correct. I use RGB myself even though it's of European orgins and I live in Philly. RGB kicks composite and S-Video's ass! :D Thing is both of those are compressed signals whereas RGB is uncompressed. It offers lossless color and decent bandwidth. It's the second best picture quality next to VGA computer cables. You can find NTSC RGB SCART cables through online venues such as Ebay and Amazon, they make 'em for SNES, Genesis, Xbox, Playstation1/2, Dreamcast, Satur,n etc.
I have only the handheld FC mobile II. I have no NES compatible console though. I like the original of course BUT I hate the toaster design / reliability. WOULD YOU recommend ANY NES clone? I want the composite out and good compatibility. Also would be nice to use the NES PowerPak from Retrozone.
Super Mario brothers 3 is definately my favourite nes game and it's my favourite Mario game that I've played so far but to be fair I've only played up to super Mario 64 and the new supermario DS so I have a lot of Mario titles to try still
super mario bros 3 - best game for the review of this system :P thanks to the generation nex I beat this game for the first time. the reason i could never beat it before is because my nes didn't work and the controller buttons didn't work. I noticed the sound in bowsers castle is messed up on the generation nex. after i beat this game i found the guide to fix NES
I'm looking for an efficent, and reliable NES clone to play my NES collection on (since my NES is fighting me more and more). but I have no idea where to start. any sugestions?
What does the slow button do, other than be annoying at times? I have a PS2 modded controller, it's as big as an XBOX 360 controller, and I don't see the point in it. please respond.
Messiah went out of business about 2 years ago. Its a shame because I think they were the only clone company that actually designed their products in the U.S. The downfall of the NEX was its price ($60) and it only came with one controller. It could not compete with the cheaper FC Twin that came with two controllers and played SNES games. By far this is the best designed clone, however it had a terrible NOAC.
My third-party N64 controller has the same problem with its slow button. Is it just supposed to work with certain games or is it just a very common problem with slow buttons?
It's not a "problem". That is how slo-mo works. It's not like the controllers have a magic button that actually slows down the game or the hardware. It is rapid fire for the start button, and that is all "slo-mo" is on any controller.
The colorpallet is better then the nes itself, mario 3 never looked soo bright & vibrant, and the design is perfect i got no complains about it. BTW since this clone does not work with castlevania 3, i was thinking, nintendo could,ve used this noac system for their nes classic mini as there is no castlevani 3 in their nes classic mini, it would,ve make no sense apart from the not so accurate sound and no hdmi out sound but that's oke.
really old vid i know but how is this compatible with the famicom disk system? i dont see anywhere to but a Famicom floppy disk nor the expansion port to connect it.
Also for Cleaning the Games i Recommend Using Brasso to polish the contacts worked FAN FRICKIN TASTIC on ALL of my NES games, not a single blinking screen for any of em.
cool vid. love the look of this clone. And yeah digipress is a great store, I live like 10 minutes from the store, but sadly I try to stop myself from going cause I always spend too much cash :)
I used to watch these videos as a kid. Cannot believe time has flown this much. I’m 22 now and I cannot believe your still going after all these years.
This was the first NES clone I ever bought and it's a great one to own. I love how it plays famicom games. I use it to play all my famicom games.
Where can I buy it ?
KLEVA DAGREAT They are hard to find now that the company went out of business. There are still some on Amazon occasionally.
Good review! I keep watching your channel for all of the rare/exotic hardware you seem to get and review. Keep it up!
Castlevania III won't work? Dammit. Why can't the 3% of NES games that don't work be crappy stuff like Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Back To The Future or Deadly Towers?
Castlevania III is one of my absolute favorite NES games. Oh well.
wildsmiley Ouch Deadly Towers is actually one of my favs and I also really liked Who Framed Roger Rabbit. I did dislike back to the future though.
wildsmiley The famicom version is more forgiving. Remember in order to play Castlevania 3 without frustration without save states you need the Help Me code. But yeah I will agree it does suck
Very nice lil system review here John, your videos never cease to amaze me on what consoles you find and review on here. I do like the design of this. = )
A note about them turbo buttons: Those things are designed for games that keep you mashing the buttons. The turbo function of all these aftermarket controllers is to "flash" the button signal so you keep it pressed and the turbo function gives the console the effect of you pressing the button repeatedly. The turbo knobs on the Nes Advantage-like controller (and on the original one too) determine the frequency in which the button signal is flashed. They're not supposed to alter the gameplay.
This console looks really cool, I love how close it looks to the original, and the fact that you can play Famicom games without the converter. The controllers look kind of small, though. :F
awesome review john! your videos are always great man!
On the topic of RGB, it's relatively easy to understand. In a RGB cable, the different colours that make the image are carried by different wires (Red, Blue and Green) whereas in a composite cable, the colours are mixed together and travel together in the same wire (the yellow RCA cable). RGB has this advantage over composite that it gives out better defined colours and a less murky picture in general as a result. Read the wikipedia articles on composite and RGB video for more info on the topic
That Advantage Controller looks awesome! I want to get the system solely for that. Very cool. I'm sure I'll end up getting this one of these days.
Believe it or not i actually found this for sail in a retail shop years ago when i was serving in the military. Both console and controller was for sale in this place and i looked and said wtf is this? So i bought this sucker then later i learned it was significantly hard to find for sale, other than online. What are the odds? even more coincidental this was one of my first review videos i made.
@MrGoomba909 - The reason why is because of one pin on the cartridge slot being disconnected from the NOAC. This is because the NOAC has no trace on the motherboard for the extra signal needed by Castlevania III. Only one modern Famiclone has this signal: the RetroDuo, however, its sound output is EXTREMELY distorted due to 2 missing parts on the NES sound circuit. That is fixable, but not the missing trace for the extra signal needed by Castlevania III.
The rex works better than I thought it would. Thanks for showing us. I'm working on the remix now and I want to re-record the lyrics for clearity.
Supermario brothers 3 is definitely my favourite game on the nes for sure.
I just ordered one this morning. I can't wait to start importing Famicom games
Actually I was amazed that a clone system would work with an external peripheral. Most don't, some don't even work with co-processors like the FX chip. After looking into it, I found out that the Famicom Disc System actually plugs into the cartridge port, not an expansion slot like say the Sega CD. That's probably why it works with this system.
Awsome! :D looks so cool ^_^ keep the videos and try to do a live show again because its really fun to see the live chat and you answering them :).
Another reason to get something like this is you'll notice the NES connection involves no moving parts. The pin connector for the NES is prone to wearing down and becoming difficult to use or unusable, largely due to the way the pin connectors were designed where it moves to lock in rather than just goes directly into the operational position. This is also why the top loader NES is so sought after.
The correlation between the leaf and the raccoon comes from the fact that in the Japanese version of Super Mario Bros. 3 Mario turned into a tanuki not a raccoon, and the leaf is associated with the their metamorphic powers in Japanese folklore. The "raccoon" version was normal tanuki Mario, and the full suit version was a kind of upgrade.
@dave4shmups No I don't have any issues with most NES games. Some of them just don't work, but I don't think it's due to a clean connector issue.
Officially hooked on these vids.
you remind me of buffalo bob or was it buffalo bill? you still kick ass man, love the vids.
great review. i've had a set of those messiah wireless controllers since 03' , complete in the lunchbox. and it's cool to see someone else has a set. i never really use them much though, i like my nes max the best.
Great review as usual
Awesome video John I need to start getting more clones for my collection.
I'd be interested if American cartridges were top-loading too. I have so many carts with loose cards inside, which only work on a NES-101.
Thanks for info. Didn't know they made this. Awesome video
This is the clone I would actually like to own, thanks for the review!
I always wanted one of these, I wish I didn't hold back on buying one in the past.
IT IS GOOD THAT IT'S HARD TO GET THE GAMES OUT, that means that the pins are connecting very well
I liked the intro theme. Well as a instrumental over vocal anyway.
I own a Generation Nex and I've only had one complaint. It seems that the audio on the system has a little "feedback" buzz whenever I play a game. My FC Twin has no problem with audio. But I seem to only encounter this slight "buzz" with the audio on Generation Nex. Have you noticed this phenomenon?
Wow that looks really slim, and I like the fact that is a front loader. I have the Retro Duo now but I was kinda curious if they have any front loading Super Nintendo clones as thats currently my favorite system. I actually just got the Massiah wireless Super Nintendo controllers with the lunch box and dog tag thing and they work really well. You're right about the directional pad though.
You need the jaws of life to get the NES games out.
Acide Cat LOLZ!
If you gently wiggle the game from side to side it comes out easy. That's what I do when I use mine.
Ikr lol
i remember this thing looked sooo badass when i first saw it
@Wokings My sister has a Retro Duo that I bought her for Christmas of 08 or 09, and she loves it. The only real issue is the NES' sound quality is a little lacking. But the games play very well, and there aren't too many games that just don't work. It's a little cheaper than most, and you'll be able to play both NES and SNES games on it.
not sure on the US consoles but the PAL (UK) console had an RF (or AUX) port on the back and then the yellow (composite video) and white (phono audio - mono)
as said in the video the NES produced sound in mono so if there is a system with red/white chances are it's still mono
Found one of these at savers (like a goodwill) for ten bucks no controller or wires but had to get it. now I know what it is thank you
You could do either, but a lot of people are not confident enough in their tech skills to attempt such feats for fear of causing greater damage, or think it's just too much work. Besides, even if you replace the connector it will eventually wear down again for the same reasons it wore down before. I've had to replace my pin connectors multiple times, though I think some of that was jumping the gun and I should have also tried cleaning the carts themselves better.
cheers nice video i own 2 of these bought them back a few years ago witht he wireless controller this is the best nes clone system on the market hands down cheers bro big thumbs up !!!!!!
This is actually very common problem amongst modern tvs. You need an older cathode-ray tube television. This is because of the lighbulb used in earlier tvs.
Just so you know. The whole leaf thing stems from Japanese folk lore. Their foxes and Tanookis (Dogs that look very similar to racoons) actually use leaves to transform them selves into humans and I think other forms. So now you know where Mario's two power ups come from
I'm not too fond of clone systems in general,but this looks awesome. It looks like an original nes that got steamrolled. Definitely brings back a lot the nostalgia feel for a clone system.The controllers look great too..especially the arcade stick , it looks like really high arcade like quality.Though it may be overkill for 2 button nes games. I would of like it to play nes and snes games instead of famicom games, but still very cool.
@Gamester81, did you have any problems with cartridges not working because they weren't spotless clean? I ask because I bought one of these consoles 2 years ago from GameCrazy, and it just seemed like if the NES games (Famicom games weren't an issue for some reason) had a spec of dust on the connector pins, they wouldn't work. I ended up returning the system. Great video, BTW!!
the audio sounds off, but its a cool little clone console
I have the official NES top loader released in 1993, but even I have to admit I would much rather have the Generation Nex system. I'll look into possibly getting one perhaps.
If a console only has the RCA type video output, then you can be 100% sure that it only gives a composite signal. For the record, as far as I know, the only known models of the original NES capable of giving out a RGB signal were the French NES (because of their weird SECAM TV sets otherwise incapable of interpreting the colour scheme normally given by a regular PAL NES which has only composite output) and the "Famicom AV". All other official NES'es can only do composite (or only RF)
@dave4shmups
according to Wiki,21 games are NOT compatible with NEX.
"Messiah Entertainment, Inc.'s official compatibility list states that the system is compatible with 97.25% of NES games released in the US. Twenty-one NES games are listed as not compatible, including Castlevania III."
I have the same system, don't use it for the same reason that you mentioned. Its so difficult to get the Nes games out of the console. Plus you take the risk of damaging the label on the cart. So with all of the negatives it just didn't add up, just use the original Nes console. Good review as usual, keep up the good work. Peace.
you got an amazing console colection.
on the nes advantige clone the weels for the turbo buttons are for adjesting the fire rate so you hit the sweet spot wich is a bit diffrent for each shooter style game.
To see Slow motion at it's best play Life Forse (turn the volume down tho its anoying hering the pause sound) Slow motion is just imply pausing the game rapidly (like a turbo for the start button)
No, I just meant that I've never really encountered problems in games that would be resolved well by pausing the game over and over again really quickly.
Wait, did you say this clone system works with the famicom disc system?!
So what's the story with the game compatibility issues? I'm assuming this clone uses Nintendo-on-a-chip technology on the inside, as opposed to being built using similar components to the original NES and Famicom? That generally seems to be the culprit.
40+ hours of gameplay on batteries? Wow, I know it's stupid, but Wii U controller lasts barely 3 hours.
Philip Cooper For me the battery life isn't exactly an issue since I have the charger plugged in to the same power strip as my system but yeah that is kinda awkward.
Great review 👍😀
That's impossible, you can't get an RGB signal out of an RCA output, you can only get a composite signal (I wasn't referring to a scart plug, usually associated with the RGB output, I know there exist adapters to plug a RCA cable on a scart input on a TV, but that doesn't make the signal RGB, which compared to composite gives a much crisper image and far better colours.
I had the same problem. Got a 26 inch tube TV from a flea market for 5 euros to use with my NES and SMS. Works great with my zapper. :)
Found 1 of these in a pawn shop today $15 just the console he had the controller in a bin i had no clue it was for this system gotta go back and grab that i guess...
Nice job, your a good advertiser you can sell almost any system you want.
hey jon. thanks for sharing. but if by FamiCom is it Snses compatible aswell? thanks again
I like the Gradius font they were using in the manual. :3
i just bought a bes controll deck pack not because i love the games (which i do) but because the controller is so well designed. they should make a wireless controller for the nes.
He's 100% correct. I use RGB myself even though it's of European orgins and I live in Philly. RGB kicks composite and S-Video's ass! :D Thing is both of those are compressed signals whereas RGB is uncompressed. It offers lossless color and decent bandwidth. It's the second best picture quality next to VGA computer cables. You can find NTSC RGB SCART cables through online venues such as Ebay and Amazon, they make 'em for SNES, Genesis, Xbox, Playstation1/2, Dreamcast, Satur,n etc.
72 isn't the problem. 72 was correct. He meant to say "60" pins for the Famicom.
Are you sure you're not thinking about SMB3 from All Stars on SNES? Music sounded like what I was used to playing, and I'm in NTSC region.
i love you gamester81
he "d-pad" on the Wireless generation NEX controller looks like the one for the regular Retron 5 controller
I have only the handheld FC mobile II. I have no NES compatible console though. I like the original of course BUT I hate the toaster design / reliability. WOULD YOU recommend ANY NES clone? I want the composite out and good compatibility. Also would be nice to use the NES PowerPak from Retrozone.
So what exactly does a "slow" button do on a turbo controller? I've never seen one of those.
Super Mario brothers 3 is definately my favourite nes game and it's my favourite Mario game that I've played so far but to be fair I've only played up to super Mario 64 and the new supermario DS so I have a lot of Mario titles to try still
super mario bros 3 - best game for the review of this system :P thanks to the generation nex I beat this game for the first time. the reason i could never beat it before is because my nes didn't work and the controller buttons didn't work. I noticed the sound in bowsers castle is messed up on the generation nex. after i beat this game i found the guide to fix NES
it would look a lot better if there was more light in the room when he was recording.. since it is pretty dark.
I'm looking for an efficent, and reliable NES clone to play my NES collection on (since my NES is fighting me more and more). but I have no idea where to start. any sugestions?
It seems pretty high quality for a clone. I prefer the original things by far, but this is a lot cheaper I suppose.
This is my first time seeing it in action, much smaller system then I expected.
does the second controller have a microphone like the second one the famicom has?
That is pretty cool. I kinda want one now, haha.
DO normal SNES games plug into the fam slot?
Might be a dumb question, BUT, I'm curious.
John I thought my hands were huge until I watched your videos haha :)
How would making a German channel remove the intros from the videos? Also the intro on these old vids of his are like 3 seconds long!
this is really cool im going to use it for famicom games
I just want to know one thing, can you use use light gun and play duck hunt on that thing?
anyone who wants stereo sound...can use a Y-splitter rca cable
now you have left and right audio
What does the slow button do, other than be annoying at times? I have a PS2 modded controller, it's as big as an XBOX 360 controller, and I don't see the point in it. please respond.
good stuff man!
Messiah went out of business about 2 years ago. Its a shame because I think they were the only clone company that actually designed their products in the U.S. The downfall of the NEX was its price ($60) and it only came with one controller. It could not compete with the cheaper FC Twin that came with two controllers and played SNES games. By far this is the best designed clone, however it had a terrible NOAC.
hey gamester do normal NES controllers work on the NEX
So the Famicom version of Castlevania 3 wouldn't work either?
I still have mines but haven't used it in some time. It works great though! It's a little hard pulling the game out though.
My third-party N64 controller has the same problem with its slow button. Is it just supposed to work with certain games or is it just a very common problem with slow buttons?
It's not a "problem". That is how slo-mo works. It's not like the controllers have a magic button that actually slows down the game or the hardware. It is rapid fire for the start button, and that is all "slo-mo" is on any controller.
+leadbones Except for the Gameboy Commander controller. It actually slows the Super Gameboy's clock down. The only REAL slow motion controller button.
The colorpallet is better then the nes itself, mario 3 never looked soo bright & vibrant, and the design is perfect i got no complains about it.
BTW since this clone does not work with castlevania 3, i was thinking, nintendo could,ve used this noac system for their nes classic mini as there is no castlevani 3 in their nes classic mini, it would,ve make no sense apart from the not so accurate sound and no hdmi out sound but that's oke.
I have a PAL TV. So does that mean PAL and NTSC games will work?( I don't have a NTSC TV)
really old vid i know but how is this compatible with the famicom disk system? i dont see anywhere to but a Famicom floppy disk nor the expansion port to connect it.
I have a nes and a snes both original machines (not clones). But is there anything like the r4ds etc for the nes / snes?
Also for Cleaning the Games i Recommend Using Brasso to polish the contacts worked FAN FRICKIN TASTIC on ALL of my NES games, not a single blinking screen for any of em.
My friend bout an NES (the original kind) and instead of the AUX video or whatever, it came in the red, white, and red format... Anything special?
Good video ,i might consider buying one.
cool vid. love the look of this clone. And yeah digipress is a great store, I live like 10 minutes from the store, but sadly I try to stop myself from going cause I always spend too much cash :)
its funny that some of the ads in the manual look like nes cover art i seen ads that look like gradius 2 and super off road