Deadeye

Looking at my list above. If what is important to you is, HDMI and can play NES and Famicom carts, and all the other ones are not important... AVS does that at a much lower price. Edit: AVS can do all them except RGB and jailbreak.

It really depends on what you are looking to get out of it. - NES with both RGB and HDMI - Plays NES and Famicom carts - Famicom expansion port for accessories - Can be set to NA or PAL timing - Built in 4 score - Built in game genie - Can be jailbroken and change FPGA to many other 8 bit systems + built in flash cart Depending on what on the list above is a want for you will determine if the price is justified. If you answered yes to most of them, I think the cost adds up if you price out them individually.

I have a fullset of dishes. Any charm for me?

@DefaultGen I was wondering the same. Are they going to announce what the Analogue 8 is at the same time or sell the final NT mini batch and then oh by the way here is our all in one 8-bit system. (This speculation for what the Analogue 8 trademark was for)

$450 -$500 depending if you got anodized clear or powder coated black.

The news later this week: Final NT Mini, we saw how much these were going for in the second hand market and see they are worth a lot more than we were selling them for back during the first two runs. Final run price, $ 3,500 + shipping.

Never been to Canada, have been close to the border too. I'd go for this.

@Gloves LMAO

Putting myself out there. Need a beta tester for your NES project? Contact me, PMs open.

Me: Oh, how big can it be? (Looks at KS, noted in mm, googles conversion) Me: 24" (600mm) diameter, damn!

It has only happened twice, with lifting labels, and I glued them down. Used a glue stick after reading some about it.

https://www.videogamesage.com/topic/1099-fsfoft-wonder-boy-iii-simcity-nes-cleaning-kit-famicom-disk-system-and-disks-nescape/

I have a very limited collection, but I also have it up for offer here.

Though this game can be two player, single player only runs for the competition.

Dead Tomb is releasing soon and orders will open up. Saturn Smash, you could message @Vectrex28 maybe he is still making them.

Very low priority, but is a list of what the user titles are and what post count is for each of them?

Fixed

It was all a ruse to get you here. Happy belated birthday.

I try

This is not affiliated with KHAN games. Kevin didn't even know before I hit the submit button.

Announcement: KHAN games just celebrated 10 years. To mark this milestone, announcing an (unofficial) art competition with a prize. (I had the extra copy of a game, so why not ) Art Criteria: Art must be related to KHAN games or of Kevin Hanley ( @KHAN Games) himself. Can be hand drawn, computer drawn, sculpture, etc. Basiclly anything you can post an image of. Prize: Prize is a copy NEScape! Limited Edition CIB. Excludes import taxes. Entry / Submission: Submit entries, can me multiple, to this thread and it is open to all VGS members. Submissions will close on March 29, 2020 at 11:59 PM VGS time. Judging: By @Deadeye . We reserve the right to remove or disqualify entries. KHAN Releases: 2009 - Ultimate Frogger Champion 2010 - Sneak 'n Peek 2012 - 8 Bit Xmas 2012 2013 - Study Hall 2014 - Larry LLFLL 2014 - E.T. The Extraterrestrial 2015 - The Incident 2016 - KHAN Games 4 in 1 Retro Pack 2017 - Scramble 2019 - NEScape! 2019 - 8 Bit Xmas 2019 https://www.khangames.com/my-games

Updated my post with descriptions of each youtuber

I enjoy GameDave, Gaming Historian, SNES Drunk, Daria Plays, EC Meyers, Jeremy Parish, LGR, and Nostalgia Nerd. Game Dave - Entertaining personality. He will do a skit with most videos. Generally will focus on one game. I like his Famicom ones the best. Gaming Historian - Long format documentary style videos. High quality. SNES Drunk - Short straight to the point reviews of games you may have missed. Easy to like. Daria Plays - Reviews mostly RPGS. Good quality and does reviews and let's plays. EC Meyers - Will do product reviews and live streams of NES and homebrews. The live streams are where he shines. Great at interacting with the audience. Jeremy Parish - Host of Retronauts. He is going through games chronological for the system by year for each console. Similar to Chrontendo, but much shorter in video length. Has done Gameboy, virtual boy, and now on NES. LGR - Mostly retro PC. Reviews games, PC, odd products, and builds retro PCs. Great personality, very entertaining. I'll watch anything he puts out. Nostalgia Nerd - Reviews PAL stuff. UK micro computers, Mega Drive, etc. All around good for things I never heard of.