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>>3234501
Because the NES doesn't have a clock.

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>>3234501
>WHy are there no Famicom/NES emulators that have over clocking?

What games that have slowdown make you ask this question?

>>3234517
Not op but I'm pretty sure op posted a good example.

>>3234261
If it's a NTSC SNES it'll play absolutely fine. The only thing is the carts are different shapes so you have to physically remove the tabs from the SNES so it'll fit.

If it's a PAL SNES there is a lockout chip on the cart will prevent the game from running unless you have some workaround for that. Console mod is the best way to go, with SuperCIC being god-tier which also fixes the frame rate mismatch.

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>>3234292
Its a PAL snes but i have a converter to play NTSC games on the thing

One like pic related

Would that do the trick?

>>3234292
> with SuperCIC being god-tier which also fixes the frame rate mismatch.

How does it fix that exactly? Does it make a NTSC game run on 50 frames per second on a PAL SNES?

I think that's Panzer dragoon.

>>3234057
Thank you for your input but it's sadly not.

The gameplay was basically like an Arena shooter just with added flying.

As I said before there were different groups you could join that would use different flying mounts..

bump for OP and Saddam.

>>3233537
Is this in part not because we simply had tried everything even remotely obvious and established norms like what made an "action RPG" an action RPG and what made a "metroidvania" a metroidvania, etc?

>>3233537
Nope.

There is no "peak" It's not like you have to play the shit when it comes out then in a month it fades to obscurity.

The good games are still good, the bad games are still bad. Theres been an influx of cinematic experiences and pandering to the really casual crowd and less emphasis on really core mechanics but there have been games that do try and go back and give a more robust gameplay experience, and prove there is still a market for it. The success of Dark Souls series pretty much proves that people are ok with a non-handholdy, kind of bullshitty game because it's fun and different.

>>3233550
>games today don't suck
>proceed to give an example of a modern game that tries to be a NES dungeon crawler with modern graphics
>still accept there's a less enfasis on core gameplay and more on muh story BS

>>3232884
ugh.

>>3232884
My wife and I love those.

let the shilling begin

>>3232814
Absolute MADMAN

>>3232814
How the fuck do you expect them to do that?

>hungry howie's
>butter garlic
MY NIGGA

>triforce
fag

>>3232693
>filters

>>3232693
This'll go down fast...

>>3232693
SweetFX

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this bad boy right here

For me, Kirby's Adventure. I always have a grin while playing that game.

skate or die

>>3232491
>BallisticNG
Does it have analog controls? Does it support DS3 or DS4? Usually free world suck when it's about controller support.

>>3234064
Works fine for me. You already use MotionInJoy or SCPToolkit to use your PS controller with other games, right?

Works just fine with that.

>>3234127
I have Linux, not Windows.

The Dragon Ninja
AND he gets to fuck the president's daughter

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>>3232308
Neither. They are not Tuff e Nuff.

I'm going to use this image for the next bad cover art thread.

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Shinobi vs Dragonninja
Who wins?

Anyone?

anyone thats willing to help?

>>3232241
They work for most games, but there are a few that don't work because of software region-locking.

Here's a list of games that won't work
http://www.gametechwiki.com/w/index.php/Super_Nintendo_Entertainment_System

>>3231892
Most people who will replace the caps for 50 bucks will also throw in a new drive belt for free.

I actually bypassed the fuse that usually blows the other day. I know it's dangerous to bypass and not replace but let's be real who connects systems straight into the wall nowadays?
Although I will definitely replace it if I ever sell it

>>3231892
>totally wrecking the retro gaming market
In what way? No one is being forced to buy from him, don't like it don't give him money. It's a free market.

Was it orange to reduce burn in?

I've never used a Windows 9x PC that didn't automatically shut off.

>>3231518
The "It's now safe to turn off your computer" screen was there for older PCs with an AT-type power supply. Most PCs made after Windows 95 came out had ATX power supplies with auto shutoff. XP still has this feature and I think Vista was the first version of Windows that no longer supports AT power supplies.

were they

>>3231298
yeah, n64 gamesharks were terribly built hardware, so they fail and brick themselves very frequently, but their actual function is insanely cool and gives you a lot of room for creativity, like making your own codes.

like all this shit the speedrunning community came up with:

https://sites.google.com/site/sm64gameshark/

>>3231294
Are we talking specifically about N64 ones, because my PS1 and PS2 gamesharks were fuckin aces.

Why don't you just play it?

Why not just play the thing yourself?

Play spiderman its actually bretty gud