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What if...you use S-video, or with the PS2 component?
The yellow cable plugs into the SCPH-1160 dongle. Plug your S-Video, RF, RGB, or Component on PS2 cable into the back of it just like the composite cable pictured.
What if...you use S-video, or with the PS2 component?
Multiplayer isn't a problem, as that yellow cable is pass-though. Just plug player 2 into the back of Player 1.
If you're set up with RGB, track down the SCPH-1160 accessory. I still have mine from way back in the day when I used to have to play Time Crisis over RF, but had a later model Playstation without the RCA jacks on the back. This should work on your setup.
And if it's a big enough concern you don't want to consider the Guncon, there are plenty other PlayStation lightguns that don't use the yellow av input like the Konami Hyper Blaster
That's how it was marketed, yeahMore accuracy?
That's how it was marketed, yeah
Is there any truth to it?
It's easily the best lightgun I've ever used.Definitely
Definitely
It's easily the best lightgun I've ever used.
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Probably more accurate than the NES lightgun, but anything is more accurate than an NES lightgun. More accurate than other timing-based lightguns though?
Coincidentally I just received my SCPH-1160 adapter. I ordered it to have audio out for an amplifier, and also try to solve the usual cheap Scart audio buzz. Using the audio out on the adapter only, without the Scart cable, makes the buzzing disappear completely, plugging in the Scart cable (even not plugged to the TV) and the buzzing is back. With that ebay seller short of playstation plugs to make good quality Scart cables, I guess I'll have to do some surgery to prevent audio to get out of the adapter.
Yeah, I just looked up Alundra's price on ebay, and it seems like $50 is the middle-ground if you want the whole package in good shape. Oh well, I'll definitely keep an eye on it.
Not surprised most people know about some of the games I listed. I went searching for obscure ps1 games and those looked the best.
So I only have three games for my ps1 (except from when I was a kid and had Spongebob, Teletubbies, and a mouth full of sports games): Ape Escape, Street Fighter Alpha 3, and Parappa the Rapper. I just bought FF8 on ebay and I'm starting to look at other games. Since I don't have that many games right now, I'm aiming more at cheap titles. There are a few I had in mind and I would like to get GAF's impressions before I make a mistake. I'm interested in all of these btw.
- Alundra
- Disruptor
- Micro Machines V3
- Roll Away
- Return Fire
Or is there other games that I should pick up first?
Yeah, I just looked up Alundra's price on ebay, and it seems like $50 is the middle-ground if you want the whole package in good shape. Oh well, I'll definitely keep an eye on it.
Yeah it's way higher now. Which sucks since I sold a copy for $30 assuming I could replace it for around the same amount of money.Uh, I bought Alundra, complete for $30 last November. And it was a BIN from one of those big sellers with thousands of rep and millions of games in store.
Uh, I bought Alundra, complete for $30 last November. And it was a BIN from one of those big sellers with thousands of rep and millions of games in store.
Interesting. It's one of the few non-ubiquitous PS1 games I own. Really nice physical package - embossed full color book, etc.Yeah it's way higher now. Which sucks since I sold a copy for $30 assuming I could replace it for around the same amount of money.
Is there any difference to the feel of a PS1 Dual Shock Controller in comparison to the feel of a PS2 Dual Shock?
I know the face buttons on PS2 are analogue, but do any Playstation vets feel like that makes a difference in the actual feel of the buttons?
Same question applies to d-pad, shoulder buttons, analogue sticks, etc... Does anything feel different when playing PS1 games?
http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&alt=web&id=381223949545
Sold last week complete for very little over $30. Even cheaper without the map.
Just because a couple of idiots put up an overpriced BIN doesn't mean the game is suddenly worth more.
http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&alt=web&id=381223949545
Sold last week complete for very little over $30. Even cheaper without the map.
Just because a couple of idiots put up an overpriced BIN doesn't mean the game is suddenly worth more.
Anyone have a list of what games do and dont work with the Guncon 1?
this is definitely the minority. and "a couple of idiots" is an understatement. At what point are so many idiots overpricing something that this price simply becomes accurate?
Of course my next question is:
Is Project Horned Owl any good? And is Resident Evil survivor that bad?
Picked up Fear Effect and Blood Omen Legacy of Kain today. Very excited to check them both out! Great condition too, with all the manuals etc.
Never actually played it, but it looked great on the back cover and I did a quick look up on it and it seems to be rated well. I'm very intrigued by it. The copy I got is in great condition too.Have you ever played Fear Effect? I love that game: very cool art style and decent action. I remember really getting into the plot too. I rented it when it first came out, then bought it years later and replayed it.
I have to play the sequel again, I haven't played it since it released (I remember there were some pretty provocative ads when released, I'm surprised my parents bought it for teenage me)
Awesome. Hope the loading times don't deter you too much, it's such a great game.Picked up Blood Omen Legacy of Kain
I just got myself a copy of Gamera 2000. I love the cheesy/awkward live action sequences, they are a very cool addition to the game. The game itself is a very competent clone of Panzer Dragoon and I quite enjoy it!
Still so many great games I'm missing, though. And I really need to replace that Crash 3 Greatest Hits. (I don't think Final Fantasy Origins came in a non-Greatest Hits version.)
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Oops, I meant Final Fantasy Anthology.
I don't feel like taking another picture but I also have that one black label.