JAMMA NES Part 2

Here we have a side by side video show the JAMMA NES on the Neo Candy 29 and the Playchoice 10 on the Egret 2. I had been struggling with the JAMMA NES trying to get the colors to display correctly. I finally managed to get the Ultimarc RGB booster to display bright, glitch free graphcis by hookng up 2 of the ground connections rather than just 1. Funny how something that small can make such a huge difference. The egret 2 has a brighter monitor so it really makes the playchoice look better than the Jamma NES. I still need to make an audio amp and do a couple pad-hacks to make it totally playable.

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• NES
• RGB
• JAMMA
• SMB3

[kiyotewolf]

pick up the arcade machine and blow out the dust..

[Bruce777999]

Cool!

[Neosophist]

@oodestroo its not a playchoice, its an actualy NES console hacked up

[pergatory090]

teenagers from mars by the misfits good song ^_^

[oodestroo]

where did you find a jammer adaptor for the playchoice?

[zedrein18]

It would be ridiculously awesome if you created a video detailing the famous SNES S/PDIF mod! As you may well know, the Super NES output a raw digital audio signal that could be tapped using an inexpensive chip...I love your vids!

[johneymute]

yes composite video is horrible to luck at it,especial in games like the castlevania series where there is alot of datail,those details makes those prblems just more vissible.

but in supermariobros those problems are much less vissible since there,s not much detail,but rgb clears that up and is mind blowing.

[zeldajunkielol2]

doesn't look too hard to convert to jamma. I would love to get a candy cab and do this.

[NESMASTER14]

nice!! Awesome setup! I agree with Luke.

[oldskoolrc]

Wicked stuff, SMB3 looks fat!!