Can you still purchase that SFII fight poster? Would love to have one.
A few game related pickups from this and last week.
A few game related pickups from this and last week.
Saw this recommended in another thread, bought it for £20 from an ebay seller...arrived in two days:
No hyperbole, this is without a doubt one of the best controllers I have ever used. It's absolutely fantastic. The buttons and dpad are fucking perfect and the build quality is flawless. Works with the Wii, Wii U, PC, Android. The presentation of the box is superb too, and it really feels like a premium product. Can't believe it was £20. Anyhow, a bit of work and I got it set up with my major pick up this week, biggest of the year really:
ordinary SNES? no:
As explained in this thread, I gutted a broken PAL SNES, cleaned it up, and installed a raspberry pi inside. Hooked it up to the power switch and LED, added support for the actual controller ports for real controllers and added HDMI/USB power sockets at the back.
Features:
- Bluetooth
- Wireless N support for remote control and file transfer
- 16GB storage
- Support for NES, SNES, GBA, PSX, Megadrive/Genesis, GB, GBC all at full speed, all navigated through the lovely emulationstation setup purely with a SNES pad.
- Support for two real SNES pads via the front ports, up to 4 controllers configured at once.
I set it so the wireless 8bitdo SNES30 pad shown above is registered as controller 1 and that the front ports act as players 2 and 3. Controller 4 is a PS3 pad or Wii U Pro controller. Had a test run of Super Mario Kart earlier and it was amazing.
so yeah pretty much the best thing I have ever made, apart from my daughter of course. well impressed with myself
Saw this recommended in another thread, bought it for £20 from an ebay seller...arrived in two days:
No hyperbole, this is without a doubt one of the best controllers I have ever used. It's absolutely fantastic. The buttons and dpad are fucking perfect and the build quality is flawless. Works with the Wii, Wii U, PC, Android. The presentation of the box is superb too, and it really feels like a premium product. Can't believe it was £20. Anyhow, a bit of work and I got it set up with my major pick up this week, biggest of the year really:
ordinary SNES? no:
As explained in this thread, I gutted a broken PAL SNES, cleaned it up, and installed a raspberry pi inside. Hooked it up to the power switch and LED, added support for the actual controller ports for real controllers and added HDMI/USB power sockets at the back.
Features:
- Bluetooth
- Wireless N support for remote control and file transfer
- 16GB storage
- Support for NES, SNES, GBA, PSX, Megadrive/Genesis, GB, GBC all at full speed, all navigated through the lovely emulationstation setup purely with a SNES pad.
- Support for two real SNES pads via the front ports, up to 4 controllers configured at once.
I set it so the wireless 8bitdo SNES30 pad shown above is registered as controller 1 and that the front ports act as players 2 and 3. Controller 4 is a PS3 pad or Wii U Pro controller. Had a test run of Super Mario Kart earlier and it was amazing.
so yeah pretty much the best thing I have ever made, apart from my daughter of course. well impressed with myself
gorgeous
can you load up arcade emulators as well?
DAMN.
I am not worthy!
thanks! and yeah, works with neo geo, fba, cps2, cps3, etc.
haha thanks man
took a lot of hard work. anyhow, here's a video of it working, turning on/off via the power switch, and some fucking terrible one handed mario kart via the bluetooth and real SNES pads. Bear in mind my phone camera films at 30fps, the console and games run at full 60fps and are far smoother than this video would have you believe:
https://youtu.be/FhnYu4eEABQ
Saw this recommended in another thread, bought it for £20 from an ebay seller...arrived in two days:
No hyperbole, this is without a doubt one of the best controllers I have ever used. It's absolutely fantastic. The buttons and dpad are fucking perfect and the build quality is flawless. Works with the Wii, Wii U, PC, Android. The presentation of the box is superb too, and it really feels like a premium product. Can't believe it was £20. Anyhow, a bit of work and I got it set up with my major pick up this week, biggest of the year really:
Saw this recommended in another thread, bought it for £20 from an ebay seller...arrived in two days:
No hyperbole, this is without a doubt one of the best controllers I have ever used. It's absolutely fantastic. The buttons and dpad are fucking perfect and the build quality is flawless. Works with the Wii, Wii U, PC, Android. The presentation of the box is superb too, and it really feels like a premium product. Can't believe it was £20. Anyhow, a bit of work and I got it set up with my major pick up this week, biggest of the year really:
ordinary SNES? no:
As explained in this thread, I gutted a broken PAL SNES, cleaned it up, and installed a raspberry pi inside. Hooked it up to the power switch and LED, added support for the actual controller ports for real controllers and added HDMI/USB power sockets at the back.
Features:
- Bluetooth
- Wireless N support for remote control and file transfer
- 16GB storage
- Support for NES, SNES, GBA, PSX, Megadrive/Genesis, GB, GBC all at full speed, all navigated through the lovely emulationstation setup purely with a SNES pad.
- Support for two real SNES pads via the front ports, up to 4 controllers configured at once.
I set it so the wireless 8bitdo SNES30 pad shown above is registered as controller 1 and that the front ports act as players 2 and 3. Controller 4 is a PS3 pad or Wii U Pro controller. Had a test run of Super Mario Kart earlier and it was amazing.
so yeah pretty much the best thing I have ever made, apart from my daughter of course. well impressed with myself
Hold on, Raspberry Pi can play those systems flawlessly, and there is a fancy UI for it too?
And and, would a PS4 controller work?
thanks! and yeah, works with neo geo, fba, cps2, cps3, etc.
haha thanks man
took a lot of hard work. anyhow, here's a video of it working, turning on/off via the power switch, and some fucking terrible one handed mario kart via the bluetooth and real SNES pads. Bear in mind my phone camera films at 30fps, the console and games run at full 60fps and are far smoother than this video would have you believe:
https://youtu.be/FhnYu4eEABQ
R. Mika Capcomaniax figure and Progear CPSII board.
Raspberry Pi 2 can. And yeah, PS4 pad works. Retropie comes preconfigured with that awesome ui. Just clone to an SD and off you go.
Only game I've tried so far that the pi struggles with is Yoshis Island which has slight stuttering in busy areas, but I'm sure a mild over clock would fix that.
All other games work locked 60fps with no input lag whatsoever. For £28 it is astonishing.
Shit, and I just got two of the Buffalo SNES pads. They're pretty damn good, but going from this description, I now feel like I'm missing out.
Shmups!
What's your set-up there for playing progear and where'd you buy everything? I ask because I just got the board posted below, and it's hard finding current links and info about making a relatively cheap DIY supergun.
Saw this recommended in another thread, bought it for £20 from an ebay seller...arrived in two days
Can that controller be used on PC if you plug in the included USB wire? Or is it just for charging?
You can use it through the USB cable as well.
There is also a SFC design one available, buy it on aliexpress. Do it now, its a fucking incredible pad.
How do you use it on the Wii-U?
Wait, this controller could work on Wii U Virtual Console games ? If you don't mind tryingStart and Y. Pairs as a wiimote. Classic controller support may be there but I haven't tried yet.
Buffalo pad is superb (got one too), but man there is no comparison:
There is also a SFC design one available, buy it on aliexpress. Do it now, its a fucking incredible pad.
Went looking for original SNES controllers today and left with a copy of Ocarina of Time in box. At some point I will clean up the cartridge. Also had the instructions inside but they were pretty beat up. And someone wrote in sharpie over the back side sticker which kind of sucks, but I wanted to have this gold one for no particular reason.
Just picked up my New Samsung 4k SUHD TV.
Quick question about 4K TV's in general, doesn't 1080p content, like a console game, look blurry on a 4K display given that it is sub-native? I have come to enjoy the crispy native 1080p presentations on the new gen consoles, and I wouldn't give that up for a while.Just picked up my New Samsung 4k SUHD TV.
I buy all my chuck's at ROSS there very cheap there.
Nice record there. Love these indie game soundtracks on vinyl. Only have super time force myself. Shipping a record is expensive.A few game related pickups from this and last week.
Quick question about 4K TV's in general, doesn't 1080p content, like a console game, look blurry on a 4K display given that it is sub-native? I have come to enjoy the crispy native 1080p presentations on the new gen consoles, and I wouldn't give that up for a while.
A lot of reviews comment that 1080p content actually looks better on 4k sets due to the upscaling processing.
Quick question about 4K TV's in general, doesn't 1080p content, like a console game, look blurry on a 4K display given that it is sub-native? I have come to enjoy the crispy native 1080p presentations on the new gen consoles, and I wouldn't give that up for a while.