FC Twin?
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I'm thinking about making another portable and I thought why not make the SNES and NES all in one with a FC Twin. Can anyone give me the pros and cons on the FC Twin. any helpful advise would be nice. Also what are the dimensions of the FC Twin?
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pro's:
+ really small and consumes less power then original snes
+ easier to open ( )
+ cartridge slot is easier to de-solder
+ good reproduction of the snes (good sound and picture)
+ has a built in noac
+ 2 controllers included (so you don't have to buy a new one if you break any in the process)
+ consists of seperate boards which is really good cause you can make different case forms that way
cons:
- pretty expensive
- does not play all games
- it's not made by nintendo so the quality is not as high
- generates a lot more heat then the mini snes (I think...)
Now for the measurements. I'm going to give them in centimeters if you don't mind...
Snes PCB: approx. 9cm X 11,5cm
NES PCB: approx. 3cm X 11,5cm
Power and Video PCB: approx. 4cm X 11,5cm
If you do get one consider using the nes board as well. It's there so you might as well include it.
+ really small and consumes less power then original snes
+ easier to open ( )
+ cartridge slot is easier to de-solder
+ good reproduction of the snes (good sound and picture)
+ has a built in noac
+ 2 controllers included (so you don't have to buy a new one if you break any in the process)
+ consists of seperate boards which is really good cause you can make different case forms that way
cons:
- pretty expensive
- does not play all games
- it's not made by nintendo so the quality is not as high
- generates a lot more heat then the mini snes (I think...)
Now for the measurements. I'm going to give them in centimeters if you don't mind...
Snes PCB: approx. 9cm X 11,5cm
NES PCB: approx. 3cm X 11,5cm
Power and Video PCB: approx. 4cm X 11,5cm
If you do get one consider using the nes board as well. It's there so you might as well include it.
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I was definatley going to put the NES in there because I have so much more memories from the NES than the SNES. What do you think the best screen to use is for this portable? A Hip Gear, or a PSone? What games can't it play?
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same as any noacs, theres a list floating around either here or search with google.Thegamer3000 wrote:I was definatley going to put the NES in there because I have so much more memories from the NES than the SNES. What do you think the best screen to use is for this portable? A Hip Gear, or a PSone? What games can't it play?
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