Fc game consle

That being said, these problems are few and far between. Most games sound exactly the same as on the original hardware. The Yobo plays every Famicom game FW tested on it.

This is a minor problem, though. In addition to the system, two controllers and AC adaptor, the system also comes with a Famicom adaptor, though not one you can use with the console. What would have made more sense is a pin NES-to-Famicom adaptor.

The Yobo is recommended to people who want to replace their NES or even those just getting into it. It is probably the best Famiclone on the market in terms of performance and price. Famicom World. Yobo FC Game Console. The specs: 1. Famiclone built on the noac archetype. Built in pin connector to play NES games without an adaptor.

AV output. Yobo Pros: Excellent performance. Ability to use real NES controllers. Fortunately, most places that sell the pin version outside of Japan include this adapter for free. The pin version has 9-pin Famiclone style controller ports, whereas the pin version released in North America in , marked "USA Version" on the box has 7-pin NES style controller ports.

An external power supply provides 9v mA DC through an ordinary power jack. Both supplied controllers feature 'slow' buttons that rapidly pause and unpause play to simulate slowdown, and 'turbo' buttons that provide rapid automated button pressing. The box has some typographical errors, such as, on the reverse of the box the word "only" on spelled "qnly", However, some boxes have this error fixed. With the inclusion of the 7-pin controller ports in the pin version, this allows the user to use the original Nintendo controllers, light gun, Power Pad, and other accessories with this console however the pin version lacks the original Famicom expansion port so is not compatible with most Famicom accessories.

The video quality of the FC Game Console is also higher than that of Nintendo's official NES 2 game console however its color accuracy can be brought into question. There are also serious audio reproduction inaccuracies which cause music and sound effects in most games to play incorrectly or not at all. In Dragon Warrior III , some of the bass sounds are dulled, but the rest of the sounds are unaffected.

The model of NES-on-a-Chip used in the system provides comparatively inferior audio compared to many other Famicom clone systems. The system also suffers from particularly serious slowdown issues evident in stressful games. These audio and slowdown issues are particularly apparent in games like Kirby's Adventure which feature stressful CPU operations and complex audio.

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