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>>4141794
>better arcade ports
When are you people going to realize that only a tiny, TINY minority of gamers actually care about arcade ports, doubly so in regards to their fidelity?

Instead of having victim-complex and starting a thread with "why don't you guys like my system? it has better arcade ports than the Famicom!" console war-y shitposting, why didn't you just start a regular SMS thread? Asking for favorite games, or just listing your own favorite games.
But no, you had to start the thread with victim complex bullshit and console war bait.

Master System is alright, the catalogue isn't as expansive but it has some good exclusives like Wonder Boy III and Zillion.

>>4141802
Back then you cared, the master system was a great console but did better in places where Nintendo didn't reached.

Besides Japan of course but in SA we had plenty of them, Disney's land of illusion it's a master piece.

>>4141659
I've played it on my psp. Good stuff

yeah, it's pretty good

ellens part was the weakest, other than the elevator scene, walking around that stupid Egyptian crap wasn't atmospheric like the other characters sections. overall great game 9/10 for an old point and click awkward puzzle fest

If you google-fu is good enough there are still a lot of direct downloads left.

Otherwise just head over to /t/

nice try, totally-not-nintendo-employee, you ain't getting my roms

Literally read the sticky ya dingus

>>4141386
Ew no crt lines.

>>4141386
>This has to be one of the worst final bosses I've ever fought.
In fairness, you have to be one of the worst players that final boss has ever fought.

better be bait op, you can't be this shit

Why would you want to play SD games in HD resolutions?

>>4141306
We also have the other NES consoles that make it totally HD like AVS.

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>>4141309
Because 8-bit and 16-bit graphics look fucking gorgeous, colorful, bright vibrant clear and beautiful in HD.

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Lunar gun is OK, but it's just better to use the n64 analog stick to aim desu. Still the most precise analog stick.

>>4141242
You can't use light guns with HD/modern screens.

>>4141242
How many lightguns are even there for N64? I can't think of any.

You probably should have disassembled and gauged if you had the skills ahead of time. That does look like a nice little circuit rebuild kit though and simple too. Hopefully it didn't cost too much.

1) Flux
2) Desolder wick
3) Smaller soldering iron tip.

I would make sure I had a pretty fine tip on my iron if I was going to do this one at a time.

I've also seen people solder one point down then run a knife style soldering tip with some solder across this ribbon cable. Haven't tried much myself but I'd be more confident doing it one by one. I'd solder the first and last points to secure the ribbon down first.

You went about this without a battle plan. Regroup, buy the mentioned supplies, try again sir.

>>4141109
>>soldering iron tip is thicker than the distance between two metal parts of the chip
It should be common sense not to do that.

Hopefully this won't turn into a shitshow like the last thread. But to answer your question: probably not. Most s-video cables that also have a composite video plug bridge the composite line to the s-video luma line to save a few cents vs actually running a proper separate wire to the luma line. The cable manufacturer saves money and gets to advertise it as a "universal" cable, and you get shit s-video quality because the luma is being drawn from a composite video signal that has interference from the chroma subcarrier instead of the true separate pristine luma signal that the console outputs. In most cases, the video quality will be even worse than plain composite, because at least composite gets cleaned up a bit by the TV's comb filter (which isn't used on an s-video input because luma and chroma are assumed to already be properly separated). Basically, look for a cable that doesn't have the yellow RCA plug.

>>4141259
this

That being said, I use the official Nintendo S-Video cables on my Rev-08 N64 and the picture quality is absolutely fantastic.

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>>4141259
I've seen pic related but none of my S-Video cables do this unless I have them connected to a console. I try to only buy cables that seem to have some quality but it seems crazy to me to imagine that cheap 90s TVs would even accept composite as luma. Is the working theory that they just handle it by smearing everything into what is essentially composite at the end?

I use composite for rgb sync on my pvms and they don't give a fuck while I understand some rgb crts give many fucks. Is it "acceptable" to use composite for luma because all composite TVs separate chroma from luma internally already?

>>4140789
>It is my toaster isn't it?

Most likely, yes.

Introducing a small audio delay allows for the emulator to have small slowdowns without causing the audio to crackle or distort.
The slower your hardware is, the larger the delay needs to be to prevent audio crackling.

>>4140789
Vba a piece of shit. Try using mgba

>>4140789

Did you sync it to the game?
But if you really got a toaster that could be it too, play in smaller resolution.

>>4140378
Both versions control AI based on player input meaning antiair is triggered before the first jump frame is drawn. Horrible single player.

>>4140378
I just wanted to sniff Sheeva's stinky feet. That's why it was always my favorite.

>>4140378
>Kombat Zone

Oh man how I miss the dayz of Mortal Komedy

>>4140353
Dragon dildoes

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What kind of waste was processed here?

>>4140217
>Heretic 2
you mean hexen right

I wanted to play it but I couldn't get the musics to work.

Also the settings seemed to have a thousand different commands you can set to your keyboard which felt unfriendly for a beginner

>>4140217
A good game for its time. Nothing like the first game. Can't remember shit.

Played the demo quite a bit.

>>4140123
sounds like you'd like the Snatcher/Policenauts series.

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The Screamer (PC-98)
Moving Adventure Psy-O-Blade (Mega Drive)

>>4140125
>>4140154
All of these look dope, thx
Why arent there more "actual" video games (rpg, action adventure, etc) with these kind of stories ugh

>>4139886
Dragon Quest series. Sweet home.

The first dragon quest is one character no party rpg though.

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>>4139886
if you want "FF but not", Rudra no Hihou has sky trains, undersea empires, a world destruction countdown, a fun magic system, you even die!

The only two jrpgs with good pacing are chronol trigger and panzer dragoon saga, both are less than 20 hours yet are as satisfying as 50 hour games because you don't spend 25 of them in battles

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>>4139396
I honestly can't think of any. These games might be considered a rare breed. There are some 2D shooters, like pic, that would fit the bill.

>>4139595
>d44m
kys

>>4139601
but it's fun