That red Gc very hard to find la,that black Gc if for My friends.only the silver GC is mine

but been reading around people say it is just some cheap pc hardware and emulator

This One out of Topic
Hot 1 set for sale
Actual buyer ffk
Japan set
Comes with memory card 251 and gameboy player


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Hi,
May I know how much you selling it for?
Regards.

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it is something from nintendo or a 3rd party thing?

Official nintendo product

Nintendo of japan product...

play GBA games using Gamecube controller on a TV screen...

iinm this set includes the GC as well

how much is it?

Sori baru buka forum Hahaha
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Thank you bro killermall for this haul! My first time owning game cartridges, so I probably went bonkers asking for all these hehe. And it was a pleasure finally meeting for the first time. Really awesome to meet fellow retro enthusiasts too!


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ffffffuuuuuuu banyaknya beli!

Nice to meet u too bro
Don't forget to play that games hahaha
Absolutely mad
Crazy!!!!

Back then, when I didn't have access to a Super Famicom or Megadrive, I always used to adore games that were on the consoles. Especially if it's an arcade port. I swore that Street Fighter II for Super Famicom looked "arcade perfect" back then. Now that I can finally run it, I can see the sacrifices that had to be made when porting to consoles. Just the other day, I fired up SF2 Turbo Hyper Fighting, and noticed them right away. Yup, sometimes nostalgia can cloud your judgement, and you lose sight of objectivity. Nonetheless, I can still appreciate that it was still an excellent port, given its limitations.

I honestly feel the art on boxes in 90s are far more better designed and have more "soul" than the crappy ones that appear since PS2 days.
Even looking at these makes me want to play them all again...

Video game art, like all types of art, is subjective. Some people might like something that represents the game well, some people just like to have simple art. As for me, I do like video game art from the 90s, but MOSTLY the Japanese covers. For whatever reason, the Western cover absolutely must be as different as possible from the Japanese cover. Just look at the Street Fighter II covers:

Super Famicom



Super Nintendo



Megadrive



Genesis

color and timing?

A few things actually. Resolution would be the first one. Then, you start noticing the background detail, frames of animation, music, speech. But I won't say timing. The console versions retain the gameplay of the arcade version, which is still the most important trait. I can replicate my Guile combos pretty well even on Super Famicom. Haven't tested the Megadrive version yet though.

i guess all of that sacrificed for user input timing

True, just like today's consoles. Framerate or better FPS? Which is why I find it very hard to believe that today's modern consoles still have a hard time running 1080p at 60fps. Even the new God of War shown off during E3 didn't really run at a stable framerate. Granted, it did look really, really good.