The permanent (soldering) method is far more superior than anything else. I did it on my 2 VBs with great results. You only need a low wattage soldering iron and “nerves from steel” to attempt it first time. If you manage to solder successfully the first screen …there is no way back
Glad to hear that Martijn is on board ! “Debris” is great, so I expect something very special (judging from the early sneak preview) from him !
Glad to see more “Vectrex gurus” getting involved with VB dev !
I have 4 VBs, and all came from the other side of this world (!)
I am Greek and I had all four machines shipped from US.
This is a long journey, including lot of shaking and tossing. I can say that all 4 machines survived this crash test !
The one and only REAL problem is that damn glue, Nintendo used to their displays >:(
e5frog wrote:
Really, where can I find a the GameBoy player for NES?
Well according to wikipedia :
“Camerica had the Game Boy to NES developed by Biederman Design Labs, which appeared similar to the Super Game Boy”, but I don’t think that was ever released.
I see… I already have a Gameboy Player for my GameCube. Nintendo released a “Gameboy cart player” for every console she made, except for VB !…another proof how much Ninty hated(s) VB ! :rolleyes
What about a single arcade emulator (like Galaxians), using MAME arcade roms ?
I have to agree with e5frog.
Music seems to be a bit < off topic >.
Same goes to your picture playing VB.
I think it should be very short in length and targeted only to < competition > concept.
Nice effort !