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  • Werewolf
    Inhuman
    • Jul 14, 2003
    • 14623

    #16
    I have a lot of those retro compilations for new systems like the Namco Museum, Atari Greatest Hits and Intelivision Lives series and they are awesome. But I still want to play the vintage games on the vintage consoles. Playing emulated versions of them on my pc with a mouse and keyboard just isn't the same.
    You are a bold and courageous person, afraid of nothing. High on a hill top near your home, there stands a dilapidated old mansion. Some say the place is haunted, but you don't believe in such myths. One dark and stormy night, a light appears in the topmost window in the tower of the old house. You decide to investigate... and you never return...

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    • Figuremod73
      That 80's guy
      • Jul 27, 2011
      • 3017

      #17
      i recently came across a system that plays nes, snes, and genesis. didnt know they made them...

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      • Den82
        Career Member
        • Jan 17, 2011
        • 969

        #18
        I got an NES 2 (Top Loader) at a yard sale a few weeks ago with a SNES and a few games for both systems. Whole box for $5. It is the only top loader I've seen in the wild for the 2, 3 years I've been collecting NES.

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        • mazinz
          Persistent Member
          • Jul 2, 2007
          • 2249

          #19
          Originally posted by Den82
          I got an NES 2 (Top Loader) at a yard sale a few weeks ago with a SNES and a few games for both systems. Whole box for $5. It is the only top loader I've seen in the wild for the 2, 3 years I've been collecting NES.
          Evidently it is pretty rare. Back when that version was new I picked it up for the sole reason that a Nintendo Rep told me they removed the security lockout for playing some unlicensed and or overseas games, which I had quite a few of


          also if you can find it, was an adapter that fit onto the top of a SNES. This allowed you to play regular NES games as well as Famicom and European carts (had 3 cartridge slots on the top). I have it here still on my SNES, I know it was called the "triple" something
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          • jwyblejr
            galactic yo-yo
            • Apr 6, 2006
            • 11144

            #20
            Originally posted by Werewolf
            I have a lot of those retro compilations for new systems like the Namco Museum, Atari Greatest Hits and Intelivision Lives series and they are awesome. But I still want to play the vintage games on the vintage consoles. Playing emulated versions of them on my pc with a mouse and keyboard just isn't the same.
            I know what you mean. it's like that with any Intellivision games. They can try but it's not the same without using their controllers. I can never figure out how to use the keypad feature on stuff like Intellivison Lives.

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            • MicromanZone
              Banned
              • Apr 26, 2011
              • 285

              #21
              As far as retro controllers go, there are cool USB Atari joysticks out there. The PC board in them can be used to even wire larger controllers; really cool stuff!
              Reflex Audio Systems Clear Classic USB Joystick

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              • Figuremod73
                That 80's guy
                • Jul 27, 2011
                • 3017

                #22
                i really like that atari controller, i want it for stella and mame. its like 24 dollars.

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