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a lot of them are Japan only, but wikipedia has a full list of all the SNES mouse compatible games...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SNES_Mouse

I, on the other hand, have an everdrive and no SNES mouse and therefore had to download the hacked joystick version of Mario Paint in order to get it to work.

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>>2785134
I recommend Kid Dracula on the Nintendo Entertainment System.

Did anyone ever find any good content on those cds that claims to have over 101 games?

Why don't you get the BNE? It has Beyond the Dark Portal included and a bunch of convenient additions.

>>2785372
what this anon said. find a torrent for the WCII:BNE ISO file and mount that shit like a fucking stallion bro

>>2784876
>It also seemed like there was almost no point to the guns.

Guns in DC were meant to stun dinosaurs. Made it way more survival-y since you couldn't just shotgun your way through a hallway and come back later to waltz through.

>>2784889
Yeah, it's just that if you were good enough at running and juking, you didn't really even need to stun dinos. I only played it on Normal though, so I could imagine it being a necessity on Hard. The variety of dinos was also sorely lacking. Is Dino Crisis 2 still very puzzle/fetching oriented? Kinda bored me.

>>2784891
Dino crisis 2 was more action oriented.

>>2784567
I'd pay up to £100 for a boxed version. £60 for unboxed.

>>2784567
£20

Came with Rare Replay

>>2784573
thought it got left out? that's cool

>>2784309
I want to see someone play OOT on an N64 connected to a HiSaturn Navi

>>2784325
I don't get it

my post was a shitty BttF joke attempt

>>2784463

Navi.

>objectively

I am I laffin

Why do you need English? Just buy the Wii version.

The only official English is the psp port. There's a translation patch for the original pce version too.

I'm not gonna start a debate, but I personally do not like Dracula X snes. On the other hand, Rondo is one of my favorite games.

Try both though. See if you like either.

SNES "version" is a different game.

I haven't played the games you're talking about, but sounds to me like you're describing clock tower.

Clock Tower sounds like it's what you're looking for. I've never played the game you're talking about but it sounds like a borderline rip off.

>>2783980
>>2783984
I've been meaning to play that. Which ones are worth playing besides the original? I see there's some Japan-exclusives.

It is exactly the same shitty composite video.

A few things:
- Your LCD might treat the signal differently (it shouldn't) according to the input, and use different post-processing (all of which will add significant lag). If you disable all post processing ("game mode") then you'll get the same exact picture quality in the end (ton of color bleed, bad definition, everything smeared across the screen).
- PAL N64 can not output S-Video at all because Nintendo was incredibly retarded and removed all support for it. Just as it can not output native RGB as well.
- You can mod the N64 for RGB, which will provide a very significant boost in quality. You'll need to buy additional hardware (an internal amp, basically) for that to work well.
- Alternatively, use an emulator. I'm dead serious here, the original console will look like ass on a HDTV anyway.

>>2783642
Funny, I also emulate, but I wanted to play Pokémon Snap again and it isn't working on emulation. Should I maybe connect the N64 to my old CRT? Will the picture quality be a bit better?

>>2783635
>In europe composite is YCbCr/YPbP
No, that always has been "component", aka "YUV".

>you get b/w picture but it looks far more superior.
Composite doesn't handle color information well, at all. B&W pictures will indeed look sharp in comparison, as Chrominance information won't get in the way and "jam" the signal.

>Is composite basically chinch?
No. Composite is a signal. "Cinch" is a connector type, usually just called "RCA" (although it wasn't invented by the Radio Corporation of America at all, but whatever). Usually, composite video is carried over a yellow RCA connector, yes.
Component video ("YUV") is also carried over RCA connectors usually too (three for video, two for audio).
RGB is usually carried over SCART connectors (or, in North America, BNC connectors).
SCART is a multipurpose connector still, and can carry a lot of other signal types as well, like composite, svideo, or audio (to the TV, as well as from the TV to other devices). This is why it has a lot of pins, some being useless for consoles and unused or simply removed from the connector.

>s-video is the best for analogue TVs
No, VGA is (progressive scan), then RGB (raw unencoded picture buffer) if SD. YUV can surpass RGB in some situations, but is encoded, with encoding/decoding chips varying in quality.
If 240p, RGB SCART usually is the best and easiest way of doing things.

>Can u put the wii/wii u YCbCr/YPbPr cable into the n64?
You'll probably just get composite video over a single RCA connector, and not YUV. PAL N64s can not do S-Video, that was a design choice by the manufacturer.

>>2783587
putting an emulator on a wooden shelf won't make your scrub ass play any better, noob

>>2783595
Yeah but it's fun

And nobody said anything about emulators, plenty of people collect PCBs

I have some cabs. Plan on making an arcade/bar in my basement. It's tons of fun playing the real thing but Fuck me these things sometime break from just sitting in my basement kek

Sell your AES and grab yourself a consolized MVS or a supergun + MVS board and get MVS carts. You can get that Neo Geo 161 in 1 that only costs $80 or so.

>>2783246
Yeah some of those are really nice especially the consolized MVS's made of stained walnut wood but damned that AES is a sexy machine too. How much are MVS to AES conversion carts going for these days?

>>2783239
I would advise getting rid of the AES and getting an MVS instead honestly.

AES is just too damn pricey. I'm even feeling the burn on MVS and theres only a handful more games I even really want for it. namely Neo Drift Out, Neo Turf Masters, Twinkle Star Sprites, Blazing Star, Bust-a-move 2, and Shocktroopers.

My collection:
>Metal Slug 1-4 + X (4 is pirate)
>Magician Lord
>Magical Drop 2
>Puzzle Bobble
>Crossed Swords
>Strikers 1945+
>Sengoku 3
>Windjammers (JP)

what games are you playing on it?

the key of video games having good sound isn't really the sound chip itself, but who was the sound technician working on the games.

>>2783175
Zombies ate my neighbors and bloodlines.

>>2783179

I don't think Bloodlines sounds bad at all, but Konami was generally better working with the SNES' soundchip.

Try game series like Sonic, Streets of Rage and Thunder Force.

I hate how nihilism has been trivialized.

Say anything remotely nihilistic and internet meme-spouter will be the first ones to reply with some "witty" comment trivializing it like "tips fedora", etc.

>>2783134
what?

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Son...

>>2783074
It isn't really a rare game. Just popular. I paid 75 for a complete copy in 2003

I dream with a remake of this game !

>>2783078
I paid $100 in 2012 for my copy. It was going for about twice that at the time. Now it's going for even more. I don't believe how ridiculous these prices are getting.

>>2782364
Sounds like you need more than 400hp.

>>2782398
Team has ~600HP. If they do the attack where they halve a party member's HP twice in a row (which they've done twice now) then they can kill that party member with a regular attack in one fucking turn.

>>2782364
Beat the shit out of them but use water magic before they get a turn in. Their water element magic is pretty useless.

>>2782242

Beats me. Gradius sure as hell don't follow that trend, the ranking system is bound to tear you down sooner or later, OP weaponry be damned.

Quarter munchers. They're designed so you either die quickly and someone else can walk up to the machine and drop money in to it, or if you are good, it gives you a rewards to keep one person constantly engaged. You could also argue it has roots in /tg/ rpgs where you level up and become more powerful. There's also a matter of design where some games are set up such that they reward time spent by making the game easier, while people who are good at it can skip various power ups and rush to the end faster. There's a reason no one gives a shit about high scores, but speed runs have a dedicated community.

>>2782270
op is playing the NES port, rank is much tamer in those