Mark Checks Out The AVS RetroUSB Nintendo FPGA Console Inlcuding 3Hours Of Gameplay 🕹️ (720p60)
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❓So what is a NES or Nintendo Entertainment System Anyways?
The Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) and the Family Computer (Famicom) are two versions of the same 8-bit home video game console developed by Nintendo in the early 1980s. The Famicom was launched in Japan in 1983, and was designed to be a low-cost but high-performance system that could play arcade-quality games at home. It used a custom microprocessor and a hardware sprite rendering system that enabled detailed graphics and fast gameplay. The NES was launched in North America in 1985, after Nintendo redesigned the Famicom to appeal to the Western market. It had a front-loading cartridge slot, removable controllers, and a more angular shape. It also had a lockout chip that prevented unauthorized or unlicensed games from running on the system.
The NES and Famicom continued to be supported and produced until 1995. But eventually were replaced by newer 16 bit systems.
The NES and Famicom have since been re-released in various forms, such as the NES Classic Edition, the Famicom Mini, and the Nintendo Switch Online service. They have also been emulated by fans and collectors, who preserve and play their games on modern devices. The NES and Famicom are a main staple of many a retro gaming collection.
🎥 AVS RetroUSB HD Nintendo/Famicom replacement:
✅ play NES and Famicom games on a modern TV with HDMI output. Sadly it won't work with older CRT TVs using an analog video signal. A hardware clone that replicates the original console’s functionality using a custom FPGA chip.
- Very Low Latency gameplay
- Nes, Famicom carts, Everdrive, Famicom Disk System
- Four controller inputs (original NES controllers and accessories, as well as wireless options like the 8Bitdo NES3012)
- Famicom expansion port
- Customizable color palettes and cheat codes
📖 The AVSRetroUSB is a great choice for retro gamers who want to enjoy their NES and Famicom games in HD quality and with some extra features. However, it is also more expensive than most clone systems, and it does not include any games or controllers in the package. You will have to find them separately or use your existing ones.
Chapters
00:00:00 - introduction Avs retroUSB & RetronHD
00:06:31 - gameplay everdrive homebrew
00:07:32 - Abbaye des morts
00:10:57 - Indivisible
00:14:15 - Micro Mages
00:19:26 - Project Blue
00:25:24 - Alter Ego
00:27:07 - Alwa's Awakening, the 8bit edition
00:33:21 - Flea
00:36:35 - Frenzy
00:38:07 - GaPlus (Galaga Plus)
00:41:23 - Metal Storm
00:43:36 - Super Uwol!
00:45:14 - OverObj (Bullet Hell Shmup)
00:47:47 - PacMan CE
00:54:12 - Witch'n Wiz
00:56:20 - gameplay Famicom disk system
00:56:21 - Gyruss (Famicom Disk System)
01:04:33 - gameplay Nes and Famicom carts
01:04:34 - Donkey Kong
01:09:14 - Donkey Kong Jr.
01:10:22 - Popeye
01:12:55 - Mario Bros.
01:14:16 - Pinball
01:17:50 - Donkey Kong 3
01:20:29 - Lode Runner
01:21:42 - Xevious
01:24:01 - Mappy (this bit of software copyright strikes!)
01:24:19 - Exite Bike
01:26:08 - Balloon Fight
01:28:22 - Ice Climber
01:31:32 - Exerion
01:32:42 - Galaga
01:35:21 - Raid on Bungling Bay
01:36:35 - Formation Z
01:38:02 - Space Invaders
01:39:09 - Antarctic Adventure
01:40:40 - Yie Ar Kung Fu
01:42:14 - Dig Dug
01:44:14 - Star Force
01:45:58 - Elevator Action
01:49:38 - Zippy Race
01:50:09 - Druaga
01:51:00 - Super Mario Bros.
01:54:39 - Pooyan
01:56:15 - Twinbee
01:57:13 - Hydlide Special
01:58:02 - Baltron
02:01:37 - ASO
02:02:46 - Super Pitfall
02:03:46 - Banana
02:04:32 - Super Xevious
02:06:01 - Super Star Force
02:07:32 - Ikari Warriors
02:09:04 - Castle Excellent
02:11:26 - Zanac A.I. (Compile)
02:13:41 - Tiger Heli
02:14:56 - Metro-Cross
02:15:50 - King Kong 2 (Angry Megatron punch)
02:16:27 - Layla
02:18:37 - Cosmic Genesis
02:19:38 - Commando
02:21:43 - Ghosts'n Goblins
02:22:42 - Karate Champ
02:24:06 - Rygar
02:25:23 - Defender II
02:27:07 - Lifeforce (Salamander)
02:28:13 - Hudson's Adventure Island (Wonderboy)
02:31:18 - 1943
02:32:23 - Millipede
02:33:48 - Super Mario Bros. 2
02:37:39 - Pac-Man
02:43:29 - Star Force (2nd time)
02:47:09 - Star Soldier
02:48:31 - Galaga (2nd time)
02:51:34 - Galaxian
02:53:36 - closing remarks
Bought the system with my own funds. This is not a sponsored or donated system/console. Just my opinion on something bought and used myself.
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