NES Toaster
Inexpensive with Composite and full compatibility right out of the box. The 72 pin reliability maybe a non issue considering the mileage nowadays alongside all the other consoles competing for play time.
Game Library
Definitely go NTSC if you have a means to convert to PAL.
Buying my first NES
Re: Buying my first NES
CRT vs LCD - Hardware Mods - HDAdvance - Custom Controllers - Game Storage - Wii Gamecube and other Guides:
CRTGAMER Guides in Board Guides Index: http://www.racketboy.com/forum/viewtopi ... 5#p1109425
-
Dakinggamer87
- Next-Gen
- Posts: 4532
- Joined: Thu Apr 24, 2008 7:13 pm
- Location: Silicon Valley, CA
- Contact:
Re: Buying my first NES
I agree!!Breetai wrote: Buy an American NES and then buy a converter to play Famicom games on if you wish. This is the most straight-forward option to play the greatest library of games in a language that you understand.
Odyssey,Vectrex,Atari 2600,5200,7800,Intellivision,Colecovision,NES,Master System,SNES,Genesis,32X,CD,CDX,Virtual Boy,TG-16,Neo-Geo AES,Jaguar+CD,PSX,PSOne,Saturn,3DO,N64,DC,PS2,Xbox,GCN,Wii,Xbox 360,PS3,GB,GB Pocket,GBC,Lynx,Game Gear,Nomad,NGPC,GBA,GBA SP,GB Micro,DS,PSP,PSP Slim,WS,WS Color,3DS,Vita,PC,iPhone,WiiU
A/V:55" Samsung 3D LED TV, Onkyo 7.1 TX-SR605 HTS
My gaming collection
A/V:55" Samsung 3D LED TV, Onkyo 7.1 TX-SR605 HTS
My gaming collection
-
Bradtemple87
- Next-Gen
- Posts: 4829
- Joined: Sun Sep 05, 2010 8:18 pm
- Location: Bay Area
Re: Buying my first NES
I think this would be the easiest option.Dakinggamer87 wrote:I agree!!Breetai wrote: Buy an American NES and then buy a converter to play Famicom games on if you wish. This is the most straight-forward option to play the greatest library of games in a language that you understand.