sega genesis power base converter question

[ninjainspandex]

so i was thinking about buying one for my model 1 genny but mine is modded for s-video will master system games play with s-video?

[Hobie-wan]

As long as the added ports don't interfere with the Power Base fitting on. Look up pictures, it covers part of the back of the system.

[ninjainspandex]

but can master system games output s-video is i think what im getting at here i know the NES cant

[harper]

I just read a thing about a master system being modded to play s-video so I guess that would mean it is possible. I have no idea if it makes any difference that you'd be using a powerbase converter on a genesis.

[sevin0seven]

so i was thinking about buying one for my model 1 genny but mine is modded for s-video will master system games play with s-video?

yes....and it's beautiful.

[Redifer]

It works fine. SMS will work no matter how you have your Genesis connected to your TV. The 32X, however, will not work out of your s-video jack. Nor will SMS games work with a 32X attached.

[AppleQueso]

Master System games will play with S-Video.

I have an s-video modded genesis. They play fine

[shallowgamer]

but can master system games output s-video is i think what im getting at here i know the NES cant

why can't the nes? I'm pretty sure folks have been S-video modding top loader NESs for some time.

[AppleQueso]

but can master system games output s-video is i think what im getting at here i know the NES cant

why can't the nes? I'm pretty sure folks have been S-video modding top loader NESs for some time.

The video encoder on the NES only outputs composite. You're probably thinking of A/V mods for top-loading NES's, since they're normally RF only.

[ApolloBoy]

but can master system games output s-video is i think what im getting at here i know the NES cant

why can't the nes? I'm pretty sure folks have been S-video modding top loader NESs for some time.

The NES PPU only outputs composite. The only way you can get S-video out of it is if you replace the PPU with an RGB PPU, then wire it up to a video encoder board which will convert the RGB to S-video.