NES alternative

What's a good alternative to the actual NES that plays all the NES games and is cheap? I usually don't use emulators anymore, why? Well let me explain, I have **** for a controller, my computer screen is tiny and looks like ****, and the sounds just plain isn't the same on my speakers. Why buy a NES instead of playing VC ports of the games? Well, not all the games on the NES are on the VC, I'd like to play a couple games that just simply would not end up on the VC.
On the topic of system alternatives, what's a good way to get the Sega Genesis for cheap?

http://www.chinavasion.com/product_info.ph...ation?ref=7654/


relatively cheap.

plays NES, SNES, GBA, Megadrive, Neo-Geo and other things.



oh wait

>screen is tiny

i guess that might not be for you then :x

This post has been edited by Joe Inky on Aug 25 2009, 02:13 PM

mucho mucho tiny

I'm totally bookmarking that thing you linked and possibly purchasing one in the near future.

<_<

>_>

Just do the Ben Heckendorn and add a TV-Out.

It's still a pretty awesome thing to have though.


And you can always use the tv out cables like link2005 said.

This post has been edited by Joe Inky on Aug 25 2009, 03:14 PM

My brother got a Generation NEX thing that runs NES games, even uses component cables instead of that stupid coaxial wire thingy

I think it also runs SNES but don't quote me on that

Wow that looks good. I might keep this in mind for when I have some extra money.

get and R4 and emulate those things on the DS

or buy the PSP model 1

Get FCEUX and set the Video Options so that Filtering Mode is HQ3X and the Window is 3X normal size.

Any other options?

I still see no problem with my suggestion.


You can play all the consoles you wanted, and more. You can hook it up to your tv if the screen's too small. It's portable so you can also play games on the go. Has SD card support so could technically have every game for every system on it.


Unless the price is too high, but thats really the best option IMO.

This post has been edited by Joe Inky on Aug 25 2009, 05:25 PM

yes who the hell has $80 bucks when they're looking for a cheaper alternative to the NES
but what you posted it in my bookmarks now, its kewl