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spikereef (3774)- Évaluation laissée par l'acheteur.
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Quick response and fast payment. Perfect! THANKS from The STRATosphere!!
Avis (3)
04 nov. 2015
Great picture after a short while of color flickering
2 personnes sur 3 ont jugé cet avis utile. Um... this machine is fantastic... the only thing is that it doesn't have a Nintendo NES rf port... so you have to connect it to the TV with a yellow and white RCA cable... my small analogue TV-for-gaming's RCA inputs don't work... and so after reading and researching for a bit I solved this problem by connecting the yellow and white RCA cable to the back of a used VCR's RCA input connection and then I bought a new Best Buy "rocketfish" rf male-male coaxial cable and connected one side of it to the antenna connection on one of my NES rf adapters. And connected its other end to the back of the used VCR's "VHF/UHF OUT" coaxial output.
By the time I figured all of this out the flashing colors had gone away. I guess I removed and reinserted my "The Legend of Zelda" cartridge enough times throughout this journey to break the Hyperkin-NES-toploader in. I fixed the misspellings. Hope this review makes your Retron Hyperkin purchase a positive one; thanks for reading my review. :)
edit: I just wanted to add that I also bought one package of Insignia RCA Plug Couplers from Best Buy... and I attached one of them to the end of the male NES rf adapter cable connection that is just laying on the carpet. After thinking about it for a while I think I discovered something cool... all of the connections on the back of a VCR, for example, are female because female connections don't seem to carry a signal like their male counterparts do. The RCA Plug Couplers are small female-female adapters and so connecting one to the end of my unused male NES rf adapter cable canceled the signal interference and so the picture on my TV doesn't mess up anymore if I accidentally touch the cable cause it is a female connection at the end now. (I couldn't find this info on the internet so now it is here; hope it helps someone! :))
last edit: I don't think it's possible to connect the NES rf adapter's "to NES" cable to a non-Nintendo-made-machine. All the ways I tried failed with much static on the line... so I did what worked for me without any problems I mentioned above. The Retron Hyperkin machine I have is well made. After the flashing colors went away it has played Zelda and Tecmo Super Bowl without any problems. Just put a RCA plug coupler on an unused "to NES" cable. Bye. :)
10 déc. 2018
So helpful!
Just added two new AAA batteries and it does exactly what it is intended to do! Wonderfully! (the buttons are easy to press and the remote is constructed extremely consistent) :D
The most unique feature, to me at least, is its "MUTE" button... mutes 50% and then 100%. So if the phone rings we can mute our TV and still be able to hear some of what is going on while the talker can listen. Solid. :)
And its "PIC SIZE" button helped us to view the entire video-game screen. You can change/set an appropriate pic size for each input that you are using (i.e. h.d.m.i. 2 and/or any of the others).
11 juin 2016
It is a thick book wonderful information
This book is a fantastic help to me with gaining bp points. You can look up the pokemon in Pokemon Weakness Chart on pp.538-548. That tells name (Zigzagoon), its type (Normal), its abilities (Pickup or Gluttony), weak against these move types (FTG (fighting)), Immune to these move types (GHO (ghost)). If you are wondering about catching the pokemon you can look up its abilities in the Pokemon Abilities section pp.477-480. And there are tons more sections like the Pokemon Natures and Characteristics on p.481; that one is extra excellent! The National Pokedex pp.198-450 is grand with two pokemon per page; you can see if the pokemon is generally strong in attack or weak in special defense. This book also tells some things about Johto too... like the page on Mt. Silver and the section with all the Johto and Kanto Jym Leaders' phone numbers... and other things. The only thing it doesn't have that I'd like is a section on the Ruins of Alph; guess that would be in the Johto book. This book is fantastic!!! :D