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See that's what I'm scared of. I don't want to buy an NES system and then the resolution sucks.N64 and PS2 look crap on HDTV. PS1 actually look decent.
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See that's what I'm scared of. I don't want to buy an NES system and then the resolution sucks.N64 and PS2 look crap on HDTV. PS1 actually look decent.
Looks great. If I was big into owning/playing the actual consoles/cartridges that'd be a must-buy for me.There are solutions, but they're not cheap. I've looked into it for the past few years. There's a company in Japan that makes an upscaler that was made for playing old systems on HDTV's called the XRGB Mini Framemeister. It's not mass produced because it's a niche item, so they can be pricey. I've seen them sell for $300-$400.
The reviewer plays A Link to the Past at about 5:55.
It's nowhere near as good, but for my PS2 I got a component cable which makes the system look a little better on a HD screen.
back then I use to wing it. now I use a walkthrough because I hate missing items you can't go back to the longer you progress in the game.How do you guys tackle classic RPGs? Look up a guide/walkthrough online or just wing it?
Yessir! The first multiplayer experience I had with video games. I remember my older brother coming over, realized I had a PS2 and drove my to Circuit City to buy the game for me and a 6ft. ethernet cord so I could play.
He's probably played the game enough times to know when and where to jump.How the hell did dude not die, I swear he was touching some of the enemies on there
oh man this game was the ****! I even bought the hard drive for the PS2 to get the extra maps.