I've been watching a shit ton of videos on this. I'm totally going that route. I think I'm going to do a little more research before I dive into it, though, as I would like to add a hotkey shutdown protocol and an on switch to the RPI.
I've been watching a shit ton of videos on this. I'm totally going that route. I think I'm going to do a little more research before I dive into it, though, as I would like to add a hotkey shutdown protocol and an on switch to the RPI.
Setting it up with the basics was simple. I threw like 750 ROMs on there for NES, Gameboy, Sega, SNES, TurboGrafx16, and Nintendo 64. Booted up a few random titles on NES, Gameboy, and Sega and they worked seamlessly. Old games on the big flat screen.
The thing seems highly customizable. Lots of techies in on this project. It is amazing.
I've been watching a shit ton of videos on this. I'm totally going that route. I think I'm going to do a little more research before I dive into it, though, as I would like to add a hotkey shutdown protocol and an on switch to the RPI.
Setting it up with the basics was simple. I threw like 750 ROMs on there for NES, Gameboy, Sega, SNES, TurboGrafx16, and Nintendo 64. Booted up a few random titles on NES, Gameboy, and Sega and they worked seamlessly. Old games on the big flat screen.
The thing seems highly customizable. Lots of techies in on this project. It is amazing.
I've been watching a shit ton of videos on this. I'm totally going that route. I think I'm going to do a little more research before I dive into it, though, as I would like to add a hotkey shutdown protocol and an on switch to the RPI.
Setting it up with the basics was simple. I threw like 750 ROMs on there for NES, Gameboy, Sega, SNES, TurboGrafx16, and Nintendo 64. Booted up a few random titles on NES, Gameboy, and Sega and they worked seamlessly. Old games on the big flat screen.
The thing seems highly customizable. Lots of techies in on this project. It is amazing.
I've been watching a shit ton of videos on this. I'm totally going that route. I think I'm going to do a little more research before I dive into it, though, as I would like to add a hotkey shutdown protocol and an on switch to the RPI.
Setting it up with the basics was simple. I threw like 750 ROMs on there for NES, Gameboy, Sega, SNES, TurboGrafx16, and Nintendo 64. Booted up a few random titles on NES, Gameboy, and Sega and they worked seamlessly. Old games on the big flat screen.
The thing seems highly customizable. Lots of techies in on this project. It is amazing.
Tecmo Bowl is still easy (just pick pass D every time) but the Bo Factor doesn't exist like it did with the original
It does on the Wii.
Nice!
I opened the 2 controllers with long cables I ordered when I set up the system the other night. They were the original type cables. The adapters are on 2-4 week order. Oh well. Until then am fine with a longer HDMI cable and single controller....my nephew and I alternated turns some yesterday. Funny to see a 12 year old on his birthday morning wanting to play Punch Out and Super Mario Brothers. Also....Pac Man is tough with this controller. Need to have the old school joystick to mop up at Pac Man
Get yourself one of these for Pacman. Plugs directly into your TV, plays just like the original Atari arcade game, and is cheap. I had one and loved it, but my ex took it.
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That Metal Gear walkthrough Chris posted on the previous page ...fuck!! I called the Nintendo 1-900 help line to ask how to blow up that giant computer. Was so close but never figured you had to use like 5000000 explosives to get it done. I remember the 'pro' giving me unhelpful information (i.e. use explosives to destroy it).
That is awesome. I am in the process of building my basement, and throughout my years of planning, I always wanted my CPU with a full battery of emulators to hook up to the main TV with classic remotes.... This takes care of all of that x1000... I have also always considered having a CPU hooked up in an arcade-style cabinet down there... which is now entirely possible.
My system is going well. I am having trouble connecting my wifi though. I put up a bat signal in their help-forum. I did connect directly and installed some themes and "scraped" all the games (which downloads metadata such as the game box images, game data, release date, description, etc).
My 3 year old kid was enjoying 1943, Baseball Stars, and Ice Hockey last night.
Tecmo Bowl is still easy (just pick pass D every time) but the Bo Factor doesn't exist like it did with the original
Does the NFLPA license still in effect or do the players just have numbers? Also, do the Colts have Eric Dickerson or Albert Bentley for RB?
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That settles it, I'm going to have to figure out Retropie, which is going to cost me twice as much because I will probably smash the first one to pieces in frustration and end up doing something similar to this ....
On the NES, not much. It worked for the Gradius series (of which Lifeforce belonged), the Contra series, TMNT 2 & 3, Gyruss, Top Gun 2nd Mission, and an NBA game.
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The thing seems highly customizable. Lots of techies in on this project. It is amazing.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01C6Q2GSY/ref=yo_ii_img?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Controller
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00NBN1NA4/ref=yo_ii_img?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I use windows. Setup was a breeze. Lots of tech support. The video i posted walked me through no problem. Really just a few basic steps.
Check out this guy's build - a portable arcade stick with the RPI built in. Pretty slick!
That is awesome. I am in the process of building my basement, and throughout my years of planning, I always wanted my CPU with a full battery of emulators to hook up to the main TV with classic remotes.... This takes care of all of that x1000... I have also always considered having a CPU hooked up in an arcade-style cabinet down there... which is now entirely possible.
My system is going well. I am having trouble connecting my wifi though. I put up a bat signal in their help-forum. I did connect directly and installed some themes and "scraped" all the games (which downloads metadata such as the game box images, game data, release date, description, etc).
My 3 year old kid was enjoying 1943, Baseball Stars, and Ice Hockey last night.
But at least I will be able to play Super Tecmo Bowl!
Tom O.
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Then clicked on SUPER C??? Like whats that? Its Contra. isn't it??? Looks like it, just started to play
Anyone know what the difference is?
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What else besides lifeforce did the code work for?
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