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09-22-2012, 05:12 PM
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I am definitely all for retro games.. They were games.. These days it's just more like some foolish simulation, than a game.
Just got a Super Game Boy too now for my SNES, and it's funny, being able to play my Game Boy Zelda game, on my TV.. So weird doing this. I even have a Super Famicom controller, which while mostly the same as the american version, but has those colored buttons. 
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08-10-2015, 07:20 PM
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In your YouTube video at about the 6:45 minute mark you note a bar in the video that runs from top to bottom in the center of the screen.
As I have been researching how-to videos involving repair of my SNES I've been all over YouTube for advice. I ran across a guy that improved (increased) the power supply filtering which either reduced, or eliminated the noise bar (assuming yours is for the same reason). I had a set that wouldn't boot a game so the noise bar wasn't my problem- I didn't watch the whole video. Nor, could I tell you how to find it. But, it might be of help to you if you wanted to go searching for it. Hope that helps you. Brian
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08-11-2015, 10:07 PM
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I never had a SNES and have limited experience with them. Considering what has been said about the graphics, I'll have to do some research on them.
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08-15-2015, 06:49 AM
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Game collecting is the other side of my tv/vcr collecting habit. I play a little but nothing like how i used to play back around 98,2000. I collect more than i play. Just picked up a SNES at a yard sale a few days ago for $15. Heck, the original power supply is worth nearly that. I was always a Genesis/Sega CD man, but those old SNES machines put out some nice graphics and stereo sound. Super Mario World is addicting. I'll never forget my first machine and game though. Couldnt sleep at night thinking about it and next day, i couldn't wait to get my hands on it. Atari 5200 and Pac-Man
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