Happy birthday to my old SFC




SFC is definitely one of the most durable console (especially since it's using cart).

I would put Saturn as the most durable optic based console. Too bad DC is a step backward on this

Can pass item no. 1 to me perhaps ?

Unfortunately it's a JP exclusive bro ..

Too bad we cannot lower the refresh rate of LCD, or can we ?

So it has to be a CRT and refresh rate between 50/60hz only right ?

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Added on December 8, 2010, 1:53 pmNo wonder they still manifacture CRT ... but this one is a bit expensive for 14 inch, around $200

http://gizmodo.com/5456213/lg-goes-retro-w...s-can-be-enough

This post has been edited by chronims: Dec 8 2010, 01:54 PM

Hi bro, if not mistaken all can use the same adapter as Mega Drive 2. As long as the polarity (+ center -), DC output, voltage more or less the same and the ampere actually doesn't really matter that much (within range 850mA-1200mA) so should be fine.

For Game Gear u can try Mega Drive 1, as the voltage is more closer to 9V (pls check whether all the above condiiton are met). But I can confirm that JAP region game gear has worked before with MD2 power adapter (even rated at 10V)

Note that for other region, may require different plug size otherwise it will not fit in (eg. US game gear cannot plug with MD2 power adapter as the tip will not fit, this could be due to different requirement of polarity).

And one more thing... try at ur own risk

This post has been edited by chronims: Dec 12 2010, 10:59 PM

How to differentiate the ori and fake game gear carts is quite simple.

First just see on the label, the difference is quite obvious as the non-ori normally don't have a logo of developer (like SEGA, etc.) and usually comes in multi-in-one games.

Also u can check the back of the cart, for original there's a special screw which is not common.

U can only open it with a special tool like gamebit if not mistaken. The fake one only use a normal star screw, which u can open easily or sometimes no screw at all.


Yes, if you're not sure better don't try hahaha ... later u may fried yours

Using battery, it does really suck the juice out of it quite fast. I think your 6 AA can only last around 3-4 hours of continuous play, u've been warned as well

Maybe it's a better idea using a rechargable battery, but normally they only charge 4 batteries at once. This is why Gameboy has an advantage in this area


Yes MD1 uses 9V adapter, I've tried to use a MD2 10V adapter before on MD1 console and also worked. But there's a bit of high pitch noise noticeable on the speaker.

So I won't really recommend to use on long term if the voltage is different (although a bit like 1V different may not really harmful).

I think for the ampere it won't really make a different as long between 850mA - 1200mA.

This post has been edited by chronims: Dec 12 2010, 11:21 PM

As long the polarity is adjusted correctly it shouldn't be a problem.

Cannot set to 9V ?

Wow, looks like u've come out with your own present

Merry Xmas everyone !!

This post has been edited by chronims: Dec 25 2010, 12:31 AM

Last time in Jusco MV there's a counter selling Nintendo original games. But now it's gone ...

why u didn't u directly play with NGCDZ ? it loads a lot faster rite ?

I supposed it's the frontloader then ? because that one is really fat like xbox classic

no moo ? ha3 ... I think ur consolized MVS already costs more than the frontloader

Yea N64 got very limited RPG tittles, unlike SNES

Too many games, too little time ...