Checked craigslist and not surprised to see a bunch of new listings for the nes classic.
At least a good ratio of people who purchased it is keeping it.
You are very much mistaken. Yes, the NES Minis emulation is far better than the Virtual Console, because the VC emulators were very poor quality. And its good enough for the average bloke and is a cool, cute little collectible. I myself bought a Famicom Mini, and love it, and put a few of my favorite games on it.Because from what I've read (and someone correct me if I'm wrong) the emulation on the NES Classic is something like *the* best emulation there is for NES games. It's better than Nintendo's own offerings in the Virtual Consoles on Wii/3DS/Wii U even.
So some people want to put their games onto it so they can play them on their HDTVs with the official Nintendo wrappers and UI and official Nintendo emulation in an official cute as fuuuuuuck tiny NES.
I'm not gonna pretend I understand all the technical reasons but apparently the emulation in an NES Mini VS a raspberry pi is enough to make buying an NES Mini worth it over the cheaper alternatives.
You are very much mistaken. Yes, the NES Minis emulation is far better than the Virtual Console, because the VC emulators were very poor quality. And its good enough for the average bloke and is a cool, cute little collectible. I myself bought a Famicom Mini, and love it, and put a few of my favorite games on it.
But the NES Classic Minis emulation doesnt touch PC emulation nor Raspberry Pi emulation. PC emulators like puNES and NEStopia are pretty close to hardware-accurate, more than is possible on a system as powerful as the NES Classic Mini.
I have a N.E.S. Classic if anyone wants to make an offer.
Is there some tried and true method for hacking the NES Mini? I just googled but the first article was real doom and gloom about bricking it, has it improved at all?
Actually, are we even allowed to talk about hacking it here?
I had given up completely on getting one of these little gems. And now I have one... Still in shock.
There's a gaf thread dedicated to that, you can find lots of help there.Is there some tried and true method for hacking the NES Mini? I just googled but the first article was real doom and gloom about bricking it, has it improved at all?
Actually, are we even allowed to talk about hacking it here?
I had given up completely on getting one of these little gems. And now I have one... Still in shock.
I have a N.E.S. Classic if anyone wants to make an offer.
This just makes me sad. The last two months that these were out, I spent calling and trying to figure out where they would be at. I'm in Omaha (smallish city) and I figure that there are a handful of people that would go to ever store and buy them all. Next thing I see, they're still trying to sell them for $200 (I think I saw one for $400) on Craigslist. I can spend $60 just fine but I can't justify the $200. My girlfriend tried finding one for my birthday also but she had worst luck than I did. They need to regulate sales of this stuff.
Seriously?I have a N.E.S. Classic if anyone wants to make an offer.
Well, the flickering is actually a nes limitation (maximum number of sprites per scanline), it's probably easier to NOT have the flickering than to have it. I haven't searched about this, but it should be quite easy to add an option to remove those.Question about those emulators, are they able to run the games in like a "beefed up" mode? To smooth out framerates or slowdown? Like for example in Rescue Rangers or Mega Man if there were lots of things happening on screen it would flicker or run really slow, do any emulators have the power to "fix" that?
Ok that'll be $300 ($60 for the console + $240 shipping.)$59.99 + shipping
Dammit! I'll try harder ;_;Your google game is weak, my son.
Try YouTube. The process is fast, easy and safe.
Frick, I searched but came up short, I'll try again. Thanks!There's a gaf thread dedicated to that, you can find lots of help there.
Well, the flickering is actually a nes limitation (maximum number of sprites per scanline), it's probably easier to NOT have the flickering than to have it. I haven't searched about this, but it should be quite easy to add an option to remove those.
Though I think I've read about games that were actually using the limitations of the hardware to do tricks (like hiding a sprite).
$59.99 + shipping
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I got one in Atlanta. It was kinda fun to go track down the truck and pick up the consoles. I asked an attendant if she'd sell me her hat. She said no.
There was also, coincidentally, an Articuno raid going down right around the corner from the truck. Dozens of people getting in on that.
Won't clog up the thread with pictures, more in the tweet below if you're curious.
[tweet]https://twitter.com/mr_chun/status/891450014307954690[/tweet]
Got mine here in Atlanta.
Saw this dude lol. Paying off his mortgage
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Keeping my fingers crossed that Amazon does something in the SF area for this.
Probably hoping in vain.
But hell, it'd even be worth a trek down to San Jose just to pick one up.
Considering this is Nintendo's backyard, you'd think they'd make an effort.
Wonder if I saw you out there. I hit up Starbucks after I got my console.
Am I too late