Old Habits Coming Back

[LeD]

I recently bought a US FAMCOM in original factory wrapping at a gaming store for $30. I also bought my first RPG I ever played some 15 odd years ago for a mere $4. Overjoyed I hooked up the system and unfortunately the used copy was long burned out past its time :( No luck in ever finding this game for the NES, guess I gotta get a game boy advance just to play it :*(

Anything like this ever happen to anyone? :wall:

[punch999]

Us famicom as in a NES

[LeD]

Yea..The first NES they brought over here.


Well this one is a slightly different model.

The Game is inserted vertically.

[punch999]

The game or the console doesnt work?

[LeD]

The console is brand new..the Used Copy doesn't work.

[troop18546]

Why not search for another copy or just try to find a rom on i-net and play via pc+emulator?

[Evad]

Yeah, if I'm not mistaken, if you own the original copy, which you do, then using a backup in .rom form would be a legitimate avenue. I recomend nesticle.

[punch999]

I bought a nintendo for 5 bucks at a garage sale works nicely and It came with castlevania :)

[Stebbi]

Originally posted by punch@Jan 13 2006, 08:16 AM
I bought a nintendo for 5 bucks at a garage sale works nicely and It came with castlevania :)
lucky bastard!

[Blood-Pigggy]

Playing emulated games on a rom with your PC just isn't like playing it on the console with your TV.

It just doesn't feel the same.
What's the name of the game you bought anyway? I have a Gamestop nearby that has LOADS of used Nintendo games, perhaps I can find it around there.

[LeD]

O I didn't mention my first RPG :D Its from SNK called Crystalis :ok: They have it on game boy advanced.

[Wolf Thug]

EMULATORS ARE GREAT AND FREE TOO

[Grinder]

The feeling is never the same when playing on emulators.
By, the way, stop shouting, and stop creating one-line-posts
all over the forum.