I hate the screen on the WS color. Everything is way too dark. I really need to get a SwanCrystal at some point. If I’m playing B&W games I far prefer to use the original WS rather than the color.
The lifespans vary, I have NES and Sega Master System games from the late 80s that still save. And N64 games that are a little over a decade old that don’t. How they’re stored and just luck sometimes effects the lifespan.
This looks like a fantastic homebrew. Obviously this took a long time and a lot of hard work and effort to make. There’s no way he could have known that the actual Faceball would turn up after 16+ years.
I applaud the effort put into making this. From one Dan B to another.
After trying out all the modes this definitely has a lot of polish. It controls well, looks great and even sounds great. No better way to ring in the new year than by playing a first class homebrew like this.
And it was a plus not a regular one. Live and learn I guess. In any event it’s an excellent and extremely useful piece of hardware and I commend you on it.
This reply was modified 11 years, 4 months ago by DragonmasterDan.
Dreammary wrote:
He still sells them $100 shipped.
I’m admittedly the person who bought one off of ebay. I thought the Flashboys were no longer being produced. My mistake on that. But I’m very happy with having one and have had a chance to try out a lot of the homebrew this community has developed. So yes, I overpaid.
