NES hardware/game question...
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dave4shmups
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NES hardware/game question...
I own an NES top-loader, and a Retro Duo (not the handheld version). I would really like to buy the PAL NES game Elite, but I have been told that it won't work on the NES top-loader. I thought that the top-loader could play all PAL NES games?
The Retro Duo, I'm not sure about. But if the top-loader can play Elite, I will buy it, because it's a very highly rated port of the game.
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mvsfan
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Re: NES hardware/game question...
most pal games will work on a top loader but there are a few that wont work right on an ntsc console.
super mario bros is a good example. play the pal game on an ntsc console and the time runs out too fast.
super mario bros is a good example. play the pal game on an ntsc console and the time runs out too fast.
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Xan
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Re: NES hardware/game question...
Yeah, what about the games which at least have adjusted music on PAL? Obviously these wouldn't run correctly on a NTSC console. With Elite being a late and PAL-only release chances are it's optimized as well.
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dave4shmups
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Re: NES hardware/game question...
That's what I've heard: http://nintendoage.com/forum/messagevie ... adid=71253 Nope, Elite won't run properly.mvsfan wrote:most pal games will work on a top loader but there are a few that wont work right on an ntsc console.
super mario bros is a good example. play the pal game on an ntsc console and the time runs out too fast.
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