Here's a 2min video I made for Parapa Palace in Zelda II: The Adventure of Link
http://www.angelfire.com/games5/makzelda/z...a2parapa_01.wmv
(2.6 MB, right click save target as)
Here's a 2min video I made for Parapa Palace in Zelda II: The Adventure of Link
http://www.angelfire.com/games5/makzelda/z...a2parapa_01.wmv
(2.6 MB, right click save target as)
If anything, it makes me want to play this game again, though it'll have to be the rom since my NES's rfu adapter is broken.
The SNES R/F adapter will work on your NES if you have that, or the N64/GC one. The bad part about playing the ROM (which I did above) is that I have to sit at my PC, and the Gravis Gamepad Pro isn't as good as the NES control pad.
Originally posted by Mak-X
The SNES R/F adapter will work on your NES if you have that, or the N64/GC one. The bad part about playing the ROM (which I did above) is that I have to sit at my PC, and the Gravis Gamepad Pro isn't as good as the NES control pad.
I was well aware of that, and the one that got chewed was actually the one that came with my SNES. The original one that came with my NES was lost a long time ago.
I never got an RFU adapter plug for my N64, so I wouldn't have one from that to spare.
Ah I see. There's always the A/V cable hookup, unless you don't have a TV that has A/V inputs or don't have the cables.
Originally posted by Mak-X
Ah I see. There's always the A/V cable hookup, unless you don't have a TV that has A/V inputs or don't have the cables.
Unfortunately, thats not an option. I have the 1993 reissue of the NES, which does not have the A/V outputs that the original NES has. No, the only solution here will be to get my lazy ass to a game store and buy a new RFU adapter.