Does your 2-slot not handle Playmore titles?
NES is the only console I have where the AV port is on the side. My TG-16 + CD has 'em on the back, though NEC is quite the confused console maker. Genesis 3 doesn't even count as, well, anything. Imagine a DVD player or whatnot with the AV jacks on the side. I see this A LOT in the console mod community... there seems to be an overwhelming urge to put the jacks on the side. My AES has an RGB bypass so it is better than the typical AES RGB. I've never seen an MVS with a proper RGB jack, at least one that I can buy a SCART cable for.
Quote from: Michael Helgeson on June 21, 2007, 01:31:47 AMDoes your 2-slot not handle Playmore titles?Yes it does 2-slots,4-slots and 6-slots play snkp titles.I'm thinking of switching to a, MV-1C one becuse there compact... plus they play the snkp titles.The other 1-slots don't such as the MV-1F and MV-1B don't
Since you feel Scart is the proper rgb jack for you,I suggest you move to the UK. I seriously doubt every console you have bought has a Scart jack right out of the box,correct? Therefore it is safe to assume you had them modded or you bought Scart cables for the newer systems 32-bit on up. A MVS can also be modded in the same manner to support Scart. This is what most UK MVS colsolizers do last I checked... Besides,I know why you like Scart,you have your consoles modded for Scart support so you can convert it to Component with a Scart to Component adapter. Nothing new.
Quote from: Michael Helgeson on June 21, 2007, 03:03:22 PMSince you feel Scart is the proper rgb jack for you,I suggest you move to the UK. I seriously doubt every console you have bought has a Scart jack right out of the box,correct? Therefore it is safe to assume you had them modded or you bought Scart cables for the newer systems 32-bit on up. A MVS can also be modded in the same manner to support Scart. This is what most UK MVS colsolizers do last I checked... Besides,I know why you like Scart,you have your consoles modded for Scart support so you can convert it to Component with a Scart to Component adapter. Nothing new.No, I meant like a normal 8-pin DIN jack like the AES. Obviously it can be done. Just use a port from a TurboTap (that's what I did for my Turbo CD).Anyway all joking aside, the MVS does confuse me with its many slots and now some of them can't even play Playmore titles? I know there are options in some games that can't be had when played on an MVS.
Ehh,that kinda stuff happens on alot when hardware revisions change here and there. Happened on Genesis,Snes,ect...Any Neo hardware I ever owned has never had any probs with Playmore carts though myself. But I may have just been lucky.
Quote from: Michael Helgeson on June 21, 2007, 04:25:17 PMEhh,that kinda stuff happens on alot when hardware revisions change here and there. Happened on Genesis,Snes,ect...Any Neo hardware I ever owned has never had any probs with Playmore carts though myself. But I may have just been lucky.Yup hardware revisions beside snkp being lazy... on not making sure there games worked on every board.Since you showed your cmvs 2-slot. You wouldn't have a problem with any, snkp title any ways since they play every thing.
Gotta collect all of the Playskool games. Err I mean Playmore. Yeah!
Adding PCE console specific layer on top of that, makes for an interesting challenge (no, not a reference to Ys II).
Playmore is a retarded name. Eolith was interesting, but still not a comfortable sounding name.
