Wylie Coyote
Striker
My three recommendations;
Days and days of gameplay and you can save the game which was a bit of a novelty!
Flashback is on my list. You must really like that Buck Rogers game to recommend it twice mate
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My three recommendations;
Days and days of gameplay and you can save the game which was a bit of a novelty!
Flashback is on my list. You must really like that Buck Rogers game to recommend it twice mate
Flashback is on my list. You must really like that Buck Rogers game to recommend it twice mate
warriors of the eternal sun is also a classic, well worth getting if you can
Getting the wand of lightening and then going off to slaughter some hill giants or spend the day wandering round the beastman caves, class.
Just looking at that 843 games ISO list and a few others stood out
Dune - The Battle for Arrakis
Command & Conquer
Ghouls & Ghosts
Gunstar Heroes
Landstalker - The Treasure of King Nole
Might & Magic - altho i think the SNES version was much better
Shadowrun - again i think the SNES version was better
Speedball 2
Sword of Vermillion
Turrican
and praying that it would'nt run out of charges so you end up saving after every fight
What is the Dune game like?
depends on the make of TV, mine has an analogue setting which is ideal for older games, but aye a Fatback TV is cheap as fuck and worth investing in if you are going to hammer the piss out of the older consoles.TOP TIP
DO NOT PLAY OLD CONSOLES ON MODERN TELLYS
THE IMAGE IS TOO SHARP AND THE GAMES END UP LOOKING SHIT
GET A CHEAP OLD SMALL NON FLATSCREEN TELLY AND USE THAT
THEN THANK ME
sorry for the caps but it has to be stressed, digital tv fucks up analogue games
You can get a PVM that would have cost ££££thousands back in the day for 20 quid!depends on the make of TV, mine has an analogue setting which is ideal for older games, but aye a Fatback TV is cheap as fuck and worth investing in if you are going to hammer the piss out of the older consoles.
TOP TIP
DO NOT PLAY OLD CONSOLES ON MODERN TELLYS
THE IMAGE IS TOO SHARP AND THE GAMES END UP LOOKING SHIT
GET A CHEAP OLD SMALL NON FLATSCREEN TELLY AND USE THAT
THEN THANK ME
sorry for the caps but it has to be stressed, digital tv fucks up analogue games
There is other ways to do it, you can use a modern TV and send the signal through Recievers which are expensive as fuck or through something a bit cheaper like thisAw fuck I didn't think of that, I've got a 50 inch tele and nowhere to put another one
best advice i'll give you is chuck the original RF cable in the cupboard, its not stable enough for modern TV's as the refresh rate on modern Tv's is too great for the processing of it, instead order the correct cable for the megadrive you have from amazon and instead use that, a bit more stable.Little bit of help needed here like lads. Got my Mega Drive 1 delivered, connected it to new LG telly by Scart (yellow and white cables go into the scart). Some games play fine, some play ok and some don't come on at all but I can still hear them
Lion King and Sonic 2 just play as normal. Toejam and Earl and Theme Park show some screens but others flicker then show a black screen and Sonic 1 and Fifa don't show at all. I can't see how it's the Mega Drive so I'm assuming it's something to do with the new telly vs old console but I don't get how some play and others don't, even more confusing is that the same game can show a screen then I move somewhere else (say underwater) and the screen goes black
best advice i'll give you is chuck the original RF cable in the cupboard, its not stable enough for modern TV's as the refresh rate on modern Tv's is too great for the processing of it, instead order the correct cable for the megadrive you have from amazon and instead use that, a bit more stable.
A longer term solution is an upscaler, you can get them for about £20 on amazon
heres a quick guide to it
http://www.gamesradar.com/how-to-make-retro-games-look-incredible-on-your-hdtv/