E1000 is the Street, the budget model without wifi. Might've been the last model made idk, but you can still buy them new online.
E1000 is the Street, the budget model without wifi. Might've been the last model made idk, but you can still buy them new online.
No wifi (no online capability), no mic, mono speaker only (but has stereo headphone jack). Also has a built-in battery (but you can replace it by pulling the console apart).
Hitting the pavement for ya today grouch, see if I can't find those Atari accessories.
oh cool.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joey Freshwater
I ended up sleeping way longer than I wanted to and now I have gut rot from all the coffee I drank last night :(
Got an older model joystick and a paddle set. Only had one of those dual paddle things (the one that was pictured so figured that's the paddle you wanted) and no dice on the SMS controller (did have SMS light guns though) or the Atari 7800 PSU.
cool. I should have told you to get a sms light gun if you found one since my sms has safari hunt built in I wasn't even thinking about it. the psu for the 7800 isn't something I'm in a rush for.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joey Freshwater
I think the light guns were $10 each.
cheaper than what they're going for on amazon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joey Freshwater
inquired about a job today looks like I'll know by friday if I have a chance or not.
Seems random on Ebay from what I'm seeing. Once I get the PSP I'll get all this stuff out to you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grouch
when I looked at ebay the other day for sms stuff I couldn't find crap just a couple listings for games. alright I ship things out as soon as I get my boxes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joey Freshwater
Where'd you get an SMS?
I got it from my aunt she originally bought it at a garage sale back in the early 90's. if I didn't take it it would have ended up in a junk yard with the junk car it had been sitting in.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jazzmarazz
Lucky. I have been after one for awhile now. I have to test out some software and flash carts I have been designing. :/Quote:
Originally Posted by Grouch
http://jazz-disassemblies.blogspot.c...iety-cart.html
You saved it yay! XDQuote:
Originally Posted by Grouch
Probably cheaper to get the Genny attachment. Unless you specifically need a Master System for technical reasons or something.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jazzmarazz
I do need it for technical reason, mostly to test ROMs on both systems. Not only am I designing some basic flash carts for the SMS, but I am also designing a dedicated cart for the Genesis to run SMS ROMs. The cart fits inside of a Genny shell, so it is technically a Geny game but runs on the Zilog rather than the Motorola CPU in SMS mode.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joey Freshwater
Jazz I need to know if you have any shiny pokemonz
what kind of information do you need and what kind of testing would you be doing? I could possibly help you out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jazzmarazz
:narf:
I have a CIB SoulSilver.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nemkoon
Too bad I'm poor af so I couldn't afford that XD
Alpha Sapphire is so good.
decided to hook the sms up got a little worried when it didn't power on with the generic 9v psu I'm using with my nes switched over to my universal ac with the replaceable tips it powered up and I played hang on for a few minutes so glad gen controllers are backward compatible.
Probably so. :wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by Nemkoon
Sweeet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grouch
it's funny that the 9v adapter wouldn't work on the sms which requires 9v but worked just fine on my nes but I have had a similar problem in the past with my nes not wanting to work witha 9v adapter but worked fine with a universal one.:shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by Joey Freshwater
That's definitely odd...
Aside from my PCE set-up I have all first party power supplies so I've never really experienced problems like that.
I'd like to get official power supplies for the PCE but $$$$.
the only first party psu I have are snes ps2 and psp. I never got around to buying first party psus and I never really had any problems using generics or universals.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joey Freshwater
is PCE stuff is pretty expensive in general?Quote:
Originally Posted by Joey Freshwater
Hobbies are expensive especially the Retro market.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grouch
Take a look at anything Neogeo. :P
speaking of neogeo I seen 1 up for sale quite nearby I think they were asking $100 for it I didn't bother looking at the ad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Warrior
Ah I see. Yeah I didn't go out of my way or anything that's just what they came with.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grouch
Yes. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Grouch
I blame artificial price inflation (I'm a bit tinfoil about this) and people with much damn money.Quote:
Originally Posted by Warrior
Probably broken for that price.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grouch
here it is http://grandrapids.craigslist.org/vgm/5361411253.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by Joey Freshwater
Oh that thing...lol. :pwacko:
were you expecting something else? :wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by Joey Freshwater
An actual Neo Geo maybe. xD But that makes way more sense for the price.
wouldn't a actual neo geo be running closer to a $1000?Quote:
Originally Posted by Joey Freshwater