If the battery still works

Persona 3 arrived 5 more to go

I think not much NES cart games using save game feature, only few long adventures/ strategy/ RPG using it (newer NES games usually). The more common save system during NES time is using password system for each level or milestone. If you're playing using Emulator, of course you can save state anytime u want (no need save game feature). The early NES games have a simple game mechanism actually, that's why many of them didn't require save game (maybe also expensive at that time)

This post has been edited by chronims: Jul 16 2009, 06:31 PM

starngeky my gb camera still retains the saved pictures , despite being well past the expected battery life .

No save = increased difficulty too

I remember finishing 2 NES RPGs which couldn't be saved, from morning 8 a.m. till midnight non stop, 1 mistake means "please play again tomorrow"

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Added on July 16, 2009, 6:46 pmMy Tengai Makyo Zero's battery dead.. a 1996 game

This post has been edited by gundamalpha: Jul 16 2009, 06:46 PM

any way to replace the battery?

I think so, but not sure how to do it..

thats depends , if you can crack the cart open you have to see how the battery is fixed to the board .

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Added on July 17, 2009, 4:41 pmfive minutes to find a working emulator and

dancing dogs !?

This post has been edited by sonic_cd: Jul 17 2009, 04:41 PM

saw a shop selling megadrive 2 for rm90

btw does anybody remember an arcade game , where you play as one character wearing the backpack , where to kill and enemy , you have to use the backpack to suck the enemy in then fire it back out . anybody rememeber the name ar ?

more like vacuum cleaner...

tumblepop...

http://pcbdb.net/?show:1673

ah ok , many thanks suddenly the game popped into my head while playing moonwalker .lol

i guess its not ori megadrive2 bro as many can find around,RM60 also can get.

Yes, this is usually 3rd party product and not endorsed by SEGA. Everything almost looks the same, except there are built-in games. There are few 3rd party SEGA-endorsed product but usually they came on different shape and not copying the original SEGA models.

that depends also , i had a md 2 which i think was a copy wan . no built in games or anything . but one thing good about it , that is it does not have the md 1 cartrdige lock mechnaism .

where?

yeah true

http://www.diytrade.com/china/4/manufactur...ducts-list.html - this is the genuine fake console manufacturer that buzz on the net... esp the funstation lookalike ps3...

omg.. that the thing they sold around my area..

http://www.diytrade.com/china/4/products/4...07/SEGA_II.html

but i want this

wow what a innovative console,but still doesn't beat playing on the real system.

Those SNES/NES in a chip might have some compatibility issues, and the video chip isn't quite good.. otherwise I would have gotten one long ago since they are cheap

imho is an alternative to enjoy retro games