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"TV Games, Street Fighter 2" , posted Thu 4 Aug 03:35post reply

Just curious, but has anybody tried this thing out?






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"Re(1):TV Games, Street Fighter 2" , posted Thu 4 Aug 06:06:post reply

Nope, but I've seen 'em everywhere.
Funny how they took the MegaDrive/Genesis controller (good choice IMO, for SF2, it's much better than the SNes one anyway, with the 6 buttons instead of 4 + triggers...)
When I saw those, I wondered what the architecture was, is it a basic cpu with an emulator, or do they actually replicate a Genesis/Snes cpu and have a ROM chip with the game inside... I'm curious to know!





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"Re(2):TV Games, Street Fighter 2" , posted Thu 4 Aug 06:59post reply

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Nope, but I've seen 'em everywhere.
Funny how they took the MegaDrive/Genesis controller (good choice IMO, for SF2, it's much better than the SNes one anyway, with the 6 buttons instead of 4 + triggers...)
When I saw those, I wondered what the architecture was, is it a basic cpu with an emulator, or do they actually replicate a Genesis/Snes cpu and have a ROM chip with the game inside... I'm curious to know!



Its very likely to just be a Genesis machine. Those things are super cheap to produce I think. I think it would be more costly and troublesome to have a basic CPU emulate the hardware and software.

This thing is pretty cool. Too bad I don't know anyone who'd want to play it with me. :(





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"Re(3):TV Games, Street Fighter 2" , posted Thu 4 Aug 09:34post reply

They had one of these hooked up at the local Toys'R'Us so I gave it a try. The controller was incredibly flimsy and cheap feeling but worked pretty well for the few moments I used it (I oddly had better control on that piece of crap than I do with the SF2 Anniversary pad I bought for the PS2). And it's definitely the home version of the game.





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"Re(4):TV Games, Street Fighter 2" , posted Fri 5 Aug 05:12post reply

I read an old EGM (I was bored damnit!) and they said most of their retro games were really bad ports.





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"Re(5):TV Games, Street Fighter 2" , posted Fri 5 Aug 05:19post reply

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I read an old EGM (I was bored damnit!) and they said most of their retro games were really bad ports.



I'm curious to know how the Mortal Kombat one came out. Did they use the original arcade version or a console port?





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"Re(6):TV Games, Street Fighter 2" , posted Fri 5 Aug 06:31post reply

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I'm curious to know how the Mortal Kombat one came out. Did they use the original arcade version or a console port?



Its the arcade port.

These would be cool except I got my Xbox modded so I can play any CPS-1/2 game I want...

By the way has anyone tried the SF Anniversary Pads for Xbox? I know the PS2 ones are flimsy pieces of crap but I was wondering if Nubytech might have fixed this, especially considering the Xbox versions are more expensive...





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"Re(7):TV Games, Street Fighter 2" , posted Fri 5 Aug 06:48post reply

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I'm curious to know how the Mortal Kombat one came out. Did they use the original arcade version or a console port?


Its the arcade port.

These would be cool except I got my Xbox modded so I can play any CPS-1/2 game I want...

By the way has anyone tried the SF Anniversary Pads for Xbox? I know the PS2 ones are flimsy pieces of crap but I was wondering if Nubytech might have fixed this, especially considering the Xbox versions are more expensive...



I got a Bison one a few months ago and its fine to me. But of course after the regular X-box controller anything else would be fine for SF. But it seems my HK button is a little sticky.