Ebay Haul - Grail #1 Found and Bought
 

i finally was able to buy it cuz i had some spare cash laying around that i needed to burn

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=3617&rd=1

next grail

GI Joe, TMNT and Metal Gear for NES

Dude, so not fair.

I want a Famicom MIB more though... (the Japanese NES).

I still have my original one, amazingly it's still in near mint condition.

I almost bought a Famicom at Anime Expo... They didnt have the Disc System, or Metroid so I changed my mind.,

Damn, nice catch there Thew.

Re: Ebay Haul - Grail #1 Found and Bought
 

While I'll admit nothing truly beats playing the actual game pak, it'd probably be a hell of a lot easier to placate yourself for now and just download an emulator and search for the ROMs ;)

it is not the same
will never be the same
you can't play duck hunt on your computer

Why not get the updated Nintendo? It looks better.

Really? I can play it on my dreamcast :-?

Damn nice find Thew! I wish I could get my old one back was in good condition but my parents sold it when I was gone out. Unbelievable! GO DUCK HUNT!

Are you sure? While not an NES emulator, MAME allows mouse support for gun games (with a crosshair) and light gun support, maybe there's a NES emulator out there with crosshairing for light gun games...

Yea, but who wants to mouse click when you can use the actual light gun? :roll:

I have to agree, it's better to play with controllers and the gun than with a mouse.

When you say gun, do you mean that horrendous plastic refrigerator that came with the NES?

You can be just as fast with a mouse as with a light gun...in a way, using a mouse in cunjunction with a crosshair is better in the sens that you actually know where the shot will go.

But that t5akes all the fun away. It then is turned into a point and click game as opposed to an aim and shoot game. Plus how do you think our military was trained. Do you think they used a mouse? No. They played duckhunt.

And then there's some of us like me who just plain don't like playing games on my PC.

I mean, when I'm home I'd like to spend SOME time recreating without staring at a computer screen, y'know?

Many years ago, I sold mine. :cry:

My father sold my NES, Genesis, and Super Nintendo in one fell swoop. I tried to kill him, but I was 12 at the time and he was far to strong. He then made me watch him sell the systems and the games to what was then Funcoland. I burst into tears as they said "We'll give you a penny a peice for the NES games." I still haven't forgiven him.

for legal emulators and homebrew games for Dreamcast:

http://www.dcemulation.com
http://consolevision.com/
http://consolevision.com/members/sbiffy/