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Thanks Jay, I'm glad to hear that the footage looks good. It's something I have been worried about a bit since I've been doing this on a shoestring budget. The graphics are all my own doing as well. Finally putting those years of majoring in graphic design to good use! :) I'll see what I can do...

Thanks Bonesaw, I'll keep cracking away at it! :)

Glad to see you guys back in action. I'm surprised you passed up the opportunity to try to (@YouTube http://t.co/oXUMV99dq2)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iprOdDakWp0 Hey guys! I'm a long-time fan of CAG, and now I'm starting up a small show of my own, The Game Collection. In my reviews I try to approach games from a collector's perspective. I try to put together interesting facts about development, reception, and...

There are commercially available 60-to-72 pin adapters readily available all over the place, and in general, you won't have a problem using them as long as you make sure to take note of the direction that the game faces in an NES. I believe that Famicom games will face downward when plugged in...

In general, people often suggest to replace them if you notice that the pads are getting holes in them, because that'll lead to button presses being detected when you're not pressing them, or buttons not being springy enough, etc. But if you don't feel like the buttons feel good on that...

I'm kind of conflicted when it comes to this system. Part of me is a console purist, loves original hardware, and I'm not a big fan of emulating stuff if I can own something legitimate. But on the other hand, this is something that would seriously de-clutter my living room, and play games from...

Maybe I should put some red LEDs in my restored NES. Something that'll only show up in the vents and if I leave the door open. That'd be kinda neat, I think. :)

Well... I don't know about that. Die Hard arcade actually implemented some QTEs, but not as (@YouTube http://t.co/NSBe5lFXOH)