sixteen-bit
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Some Mario Paint modern art
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xF-z6SxrbfQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xF-z6SxrbfQ
Typically with a Japanese developed game made harder for the Us though, I think because gaming magazines in the US scored down games that were too easily beaten. Some games end up being broken because of the changes.Japanese version is easier yet again...tends to happen with quite a bit of NES, SNES and GEN games.
Vampire Killer has NES sized sprites
Yes sort of, it was somewhat hyperbole. I did say 'NES sized sprites' not 'NES Castlevania sized sprites
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It's much closer to Super Castlevania IV, actually...
Sure. VK definitely feels much smaller in-game though.I was more focused on height than width, honestly
Btw, is there any differences between the Super Nintendo and Super Famicom-version of Super Mario World? What about Super Mario Allstars?
just throw the games into the search of that site at the top of the page
https://tcrf.net/Super_Mario_World_(SNES)/Version_Differences
Btw, is there any differences between the Super Nintendo and Super Famicom-version of Super Mario World? What about Super Mario Allstars?
I've got the SFC versions. Aside from a bit of Japanese text on the save screen, I haven't noticed a single difference.
Xandra no Daibōken
Pretty much. PSP version's only novelty is that the game itself was properly localized and voice acted.
i really dislike the translation stuff. The intro is completely changed (though still in German) and misses the beats of the animations. Igarashi is a hack.which thankfully someone went back & fansubbed onto Rondo (PCE), burn it to a disc and voila, english subs!
What controllers are people using? Would like something with a bit longer cord, or maybe even wireless. Any good options for that?
Original, like pretty much every console I own.What controllers are people using?
I have the Konami Hyperbeam, which is surely the best wireless controller on the system.What controllers are people using? Would like something with a bit longer cord, or maybe even wireless. Any good options for that?
What controllers are people using? Would like something with a bit longer cord, or maybe even wireless. Any good options for that?
What controllers are people using? Would like something with a bit longer cord, or maybe even wireless. Any good options for that?
What controllers are people using?
The Ascii Pad is a fantastic controller. Indistinguishable from Nintendo first party, but it has switches that can change any button to turbo or auto fire.
Another vote for the asciipad here. It's identical in feel to the stock controller, but with the addition of turbo switches.
And better ergonomics for bigger hands, I think. At least I always found it more comfortable to place my index fingers on the L and R buttons due to the raised shape.
Seems like I need an Ascii huh? Im on it!
ASCIIpad for life. I prefer them over Nintendo.
SNES cord with a SFC controller shell.
so good, it has celebrity endorsements
(James and Dave Franco)
yeah i was OG controller 4 lyfe till Mzo got me onto one of these - select button is going out, still can't switch up, haha. i love the rapid fire option!
Open it up and clean the contacts.
If that doesn't work, apply a little bit of "wire glue" to the rubber membranes.
If that doesn't work, find a good first party controller and donate it's start/select membrane (as well as it's longer cord while you're at it) to the Ascii Pad, because the Ascii Pad is so close to first party that it's parts are interchangable.
okay one day when i'm feeling competent ill do just that! for real, tried this on the genesis 3 button arcade power stick, and the parts never felt the same again (;_
don't have a first party controller i'd yet gut for the cable though..while we're on that: my dumb dog chewed through the end of my Super NES advantage as a pup, i still have the cord's torn end & the loose plug about, can this be salvaged?
Only once I beaten that boss on Hard without dying to him... I hope to do that again on recordings. Boss fight seems kinda broken because of a nearly unavoidable attack.Anyone got protips for Contra 3 Stage 3 boss on Hard? That flamethrower still gets me for how fast it moves. Can you even jump that?
Agreed, I accept life losses, and switch away from my cannon so I don't lose it at that point.Only once I beaten that boss on Hard without dying to him... I hope to do that again on recordings. Boss fight seems kinda broken because of a nearly unavoidable attack.
I'll just keep moving if I were you.
Only once I beaten that boss on Hard without dying to him... I hope to do that again on recordings. Boss fight seems kinda broken because of a nearly unavoidable attack.
I'll just keep moving if I were you.
Well, good luck with that. I tried to do it last year but instead I went with the 1st NES Contra games. Hopefully Contra 3 will come to my channel one day.Yeah I want to join in on the high action gameplay uploads, but damn if that boss isnt putting a block lol. Even Hard Corps isnt that hard when it comes to boss patterns + reactions.
Yeah, but I gotta prove how good I am at games, definitely Contra games.=pDon't play hard, the game is balanced properly for Normal.
Yes I know the US version only gives you the ending on hard.
Don't play hard, the game is balanced properly for Normal.
Yes I know the US version only gives you the ending on hard.
Well, good luck with that. I tried to do it last year but instead I went with the 1st NES Contra games. Hopefully Contra 3 will come to my channel one day.
Yeah, but I gotta prove how good I am at games, definitely Contra games.=p
Stage 5 boss is annoying on Hard since there's an extra step on using the L and R buttons to position yourself to shoot it...and yes, I only beaten that boss on Hard without dying to it once as well, though that's going to change.Y
The killer part, the game probably isnt really that much harder after that one boss...I assume. Probably should horde bombs to that point.
Is the Super Famicom-version of Super Metroid basically the same as the North American? Considering you can choose between languages etc?
Also, any good site that has all the various localizations that were done for games like Terranigma, Secret of Mana etc, and their corresponding cartridge label?
Used the sticker "tell" to take a shot at a 1Chip model from Craigslist. Popped it open tonight and it's indeed a 1Chip-01. Now I have to decide if I want to keep it and sell my childhood SNES, or sell the 1Chip and make a little money. I'm not too terribly sentimental over hardware and my original is yellowed a bit. This one is nice and gray!
Anyone here think the 1Chip is worth having? I've watched the MLiG vid on this and the improvements look pretty minimal....
When it comes to youtube It's probably because the video isn't in 1440p(or 4k), which makes youtube use more bitrate to be less compressed than 720p and 1080p. I use 1440p for 3D games now and I will never go back to those lower res than it for them to have actual decent to great quality on vids. 1440p even benefits 2D games as well(though not as much as 3D games).It's probably difficult to express differences through youtube which is by nature compressed. After seeing the two on the same setup over RGB, the OG SNES has a way softer image that the 1-Chip.
I'm pretty sure they're literally byte-for-byte identical, in fact.Yes. It's the same. They're virtually identical.
Used the sticker "tell" to take a shot at a 1Chip model from Craigslist. Popped it open tonight and it's indeed a 1Chip-01. Now I have to decide if I want to keep it and sell my childhood SNES, or sell the 1Chip and make a little money. I'm not too terribly sentimental over hardware and my original is yellowed a bit. This one is nice and gray!
Anyone here think the 1Chip is worth having? I've watched the MLiG vid on this and the improvements look pretty minimal....