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Tomu Breidah |
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Reged: 08/14/04
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Re: the games...
04/18/13 03:37 AM
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> Very cool.
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> Question... which AV adapter and power adapter did you end up buying to be able to
> run it?
AV Adapter The Red and Yellow connectors will need to be switched when plugging into a TV.
AC Adapter Use 4.5 Volts, (thanks italie!  ), and positive polarity. I chose that since the parts that plug into your device/s were straight instead of a 90 degree angle.
Just to note: I had to modify those connecters so they'd fit into the slot (using a razor blade or exacto knife, & maybe a bit of fine sandpaper). It was either that or "modify" the game case itself.
Also, the game and after shipping it was a little over $51.00.
eta: If it makes any difference, when I said "higher frame rate" when talking about Gladiator - the characters seem to move much more smoothly (left and right). It's not faster or anything like that.
2nd edit: The controls... If I could I would hack them to be controlled with an arcade controller. The control pad/stick could be better, same with the 4 buttons.
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Edited by Tomu Breidah (04/18/13 07:38 AM)
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), and positive polarity. I chose that since the parts that plug into your device/s were straight instead of a 90 degree angle.
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