Author Topic: Analouge NT/Suoer Nt now with more Turrican 2  (Read 6457 times)

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Re: Analouge NT
« Reply #75 on: October 19, 2017, 10:00:11 AM »
Ehhh, I just can't justify paying this much for something that would be just duplicating, what I already have.   It seems great, maybe I will upgrade to one of these after some revisions.   

Sounds like you've had pretty good experiences with these.   And I like we are getting closer to zero lag new systems that work with modern TV's.  To add to the thread, these are something I am going to keep my eyes on. as I don't really plan on getting and upkeeping PMVs and CRTs at the moment.

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Re: Analouge NT
« Reply #76 on: October 19, 2017, 10:02:15 AM »
upkeeping CRTs is annoying.

The SNES already outputs RGB though , so I don't get it.

I get it a little for NES with it's sort of pain in the ass mods.  But, since the alternative is priced around the same it's like 'well this doesn't help as much as it could...'

but, the NES looks like shit anyways, so f*ck ITTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT
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Re: Analouge NT
« Reply #77 on: October 19, 2017, 10:37:13 AM »
Ehhh, I just can't justify paying this much for something that would be just duplicating, what I already have.   It seems great, maybe I will upgrade to one of these after some revisions.   

Sounds like you've had pretty good experiences with these.   And I like we are getting closer to zero lag new systems that work with modern TV's.  To add to the thread, these are something I am going to keep my eyes on. as I don't really plan on getting and upkeeping PMVs and CRTs at the moment.



I think the lesson I had to relearn is this.

Don’t be the first person with the pretty new toy.

Wait for revisions

It worked out for me and the PS4.

I only recently bought one and I feel like it’s pretty much where it needs to be after four years on the market.

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Re: Analouge NT
« Reply #78 on: October 19, 2017, 11:05:00 AM »
As for myself

Yes,

The all wood CMVS love it

And the Nt (before the mini)

Thoughts?

Love the MVS although I admit only have not used it in two years due to having put it in storage for fear my toddler will wreck it. And pending possible move this year.

As for the Nt well.

Love the build. Love the features.

Was disapointed the scaler wasn’t what was initals peomoted or promised.

Was disapointed I couldn’t have HDMI and RGB

Was disapointed when they kept changing the dang thing with improvements.

Makes me want the Nt mini as it has everything I wanted from day one but I don’t want to buy a third Nt.

Bought one. Sold it for profit and used the money to buy two more from the second batch.

One of the two new ones I gave to my brother in law.


As for the super Nt. I like it.

But because of my experience with the Nt I feel as though I should wait for revisions to see if the thing will later support both hdmi and RGB as well as get a all metal case variant.

I’d prefer my nts to match in build quality instead of having one cool metal Nt and a super Nt that’s all plastic.

What kind of mutant toddler do you have than can destroy an MVS? What MVS? Most “big reds” have logged dozens of hours with kids literally hanging like monkeys from the joy sticks at Showbiz Pizza.

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Re: Analouge NT
« Reply #79 on: October 19, 2017, 11:07:23 AM »
I think you are confusing MVS (arcade machine) with CMVS which is a consolized arcade board.

I had a MVS arcade but sold the big red beast last year. At the behest of my wife.

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Re: Analouge NT
« Reply #80 on: October 19, 2017, 11:09:49 AM »
Shoulda sold the wife instead.  :twisted:
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Re: Analouge NT
« Reply #81 on: October 19, 2017, 11:20:27 AM »
Shoulda sold the wife instead.  :twisted:

Lol. Oh it didn’t end with the arcade.

Sold two of my four coke machines (all 50’s era).

Also a while ago gave away one of the two PVMs I had.

Basically if it’s by and bulky she wants it gone.

Wait. I am big and bulky. Hmmmmm

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Re: Analouge NT
« Reply #82 on: October 19, 2017, 11:28:25 AM »
Shoulda sold the wife instead.  :twisted:

Lol. Oh it didn’t end with the arcade.

Sold two of my four coke machines (all 50’s era).

Also a while ago gave away one of the two PVMs I had.

Basically if it’s by and bulky she wants it gone.

Wait. I am big and bulky. Hmmmmm

Ahh the big box of stuff makes sense now.  Glad to be your dumping ground hahahahahaha
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Analouge NT
« Reply #83 on: October 19, 2017, 12:25:25 PM »
A: Drama queens want drama.

Plus, ranting about the price of Analogue NT was therapeutic, I reckon. Two-Minute Hate, and all that.

I have ranted about things, most certainly, but since I wasn’t in the market for this niche product, I didn’t really pay close attention to the details. I wonder, though, if I would have felt differently if I had been following all of the announcements —> speculation —> updates —> reactions more carefully.

I kinda feel cheated that I didn’t follow this more closely...but I still think I would have been indifferent to Analogue NT overall. 

In contrast, I followed the Retro VCS/Chameleon saga closely and that was incredibly entertaining and well-worth the time. That saga had a bonafide clown/villain, so it was a ready-made circus.
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Re: Analouge NT
« Reply #84 on: October 19, 2017, 12:58:30 PM »
I think you are confusing MVS (arcade machine) with CMVS which is a consolized arcade board.

I had a MVS arcade but sold the big red beast last year. At the behest of my wife.

Ah, you left a C out so I thought you had both.

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Re: Analouge NT
« Reply #85 on: October 19, 2017, 01:46:35 PM »
f*ck... That's all I got to say... f*ck!

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Re: Analouge NT
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Re: Analouge NT
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Re: Analouge NT
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Re: Analouge NT
« Reply #89 on: October 23, 2017, 08:52:53 AM »
I'm really disappointed that Factor 5 is forcing people to buy a $200 clone console just to play the complete build of Super Turrican (the full 6 Mb rom with a cut level, graphics and weapons)

https://www.theverge.com/2017/10/23/16497794/analogue-super-nt-super-turrican-directors-cut-snes

Hopefully it gets dumped.