Reverend wrote:I just picked up a working PS1 on ebay for 10$. It had all the necessary cables, remote, a memory card, and Need For Speed III.

I don't know if I just got lucky, but it seems like the PS1 is pretty cheap.

lol!! I bid on that!

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Hey all, I was looking into getting a PS1 to play some classic games (mainly FF7, among others). If I were to buy it from someone, what kind of price should I look for? Also, is it a good idea to be buying a PS1 used? It seems like consoles with disc drives tend to wear out eventually. I realize I c...

So if I have the Box, a standard VGA and s-video cable will work, correct?

So wait.. I'll need a standard VGA cable to extend it? Also, I found a s-video cord of mine, if I bought the VGA box, could I use this cord? The cord has nothing to do with Dreamcast, just a regular ol' s-video cord. Same goes for the VGA Box, if I'm extending it using a VGA cable anyway, I might as...

That helps a ton, thanks! But buying just the VGA cable I can hook up my Dreamcast to the TV, right?

Hey, I was going to buy a VGA Box for my Dreamcast but I was having some problems understanding what I was buying. I realize there's a difference between a VGA cable and the VGA Box, but it looked like the Box was a better deal because I could then use s-video and RCA at the same time with a switch....

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Hey. I'm new to Emulators on DC and I've been having a ton of problems. Every guide I read on the subject is different and none of them have worked for me. I downloaded from BitTorrent a NES emulator that was in .CDI format. The comment said that it was all ready to go, all you had to do was boot up...