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Super Joy nes hack mini cab...
meltman:
The NES Advantage pictured here
http://www.atypicalweb.com/mt-images/advantage.jpg
Has numerous different features. I had 2 when I was a little kid.
The knobs above "turbo" are to adjust the rate of fire if the turbo buttons are engaged.
Joystick and B, A are normal (unless turbo is on)
On the right side, there is a switch between player 1 and 2 (so you only need one controller on mario style 2p games)
Then select/start are normal
"Slow" on the bottom is a turbo start button that slowwwwssss the game down by pushing start really fast.
meltman:
Unless you're talking about something totally different. So I'm probably just dumb today. :banghead:
yalborap:
--- Quote from: meltman on January 29, 2007, 02:16:47 pm ---Unless you're talking about something totally different. So I'm probably just dumb today. :banghead:
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He is. He's talking about the superjoy III, a pirate gamepad. I used to haveone sitting around somewhere. At the last family reunion, I hooked it up to a GBA with TV adaptor. Took 10 AA's total, and I could barely see it, but it was worth it.
But yeah, you'll want to hook up an adaptor or rewire the thing so you have a new adaptor. Speaking of that, I have absolutely no electronics knowledge of any sort, is there any material that could be used to secure the adaptor in without mucking up the electronics? Hot glue? Super glue? Anything?
DarkBubble:
--- Quote from: rollerball on January 29, 2007, 01:46:49 pm ---Yeah Ive heard that....still they do come with a heap of games...or are they all rubbish nes clones???Im making a Namco 5 in 1 Ms pacman cab and was thinking of throwing one of the super joys in with it...or would it just be a waste of time??
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Well, I'm assuming that it's got the same gamelist as mine, so it's got some good games, just repeated ad nauseum.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_Player_Super_Joy_III#List_of_built-in_games
Of course that list says that Lunar Pool was mislabled as Lunar Ball, but that's incorrect, as the Japanese release was Lunar Ball. No mislabel there.
But yeah, there's some good games on there, especially if it's going in a cab. Still, I'd suggest that you leave yourself the option of plugging in a NES game. Oh, and unless you know how to build your own Vaus controller, I wouldn't bother with Arkanoid. After the first few levels, it's not worth playing with a pad.
rollerball:
Sounds like it may be worth it after all....could be good fun in a mini cab....dose anyone know if it would be hard to wire the joystick to an arcade controller....I wouldnt think it would be that hard to do...
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