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 !
