Is it worth it to get a Phantom-1 even with all it’s problems?

playboycougar · Mar 21, 2002

Well I have a good amount of MVS games right now and I’m itching to play them. Here are my options: wait until school is out and I start working then I can buy myself an MVS cab. Or I could try to trade right now and get myself a Phantom-1. My only concern is that it won’t work and I’ll be out a shit load of cash (or games), which really worries me. Is there any sure fire way that I can know if it will work for me or is it all just fate? HELP!

playboycougar · Mar 21, 2002

WHACK!

GoosehanX · Mar 21, 2002

Best way to know...

If you can remove a regular home cart from your system with one hand, it won't work.

If you have to hold your system down with one hand, and really PULL the cart out with the other, it's probably tight enough.

chimpmeister · Mar 21, 2002

Originally posted by playboycougar:
<strong>Well I have a good amount of MVS games right now and I’m itching to play them. Here are my options: wait until school is out and I start working then I can buy myself an MVS cab. Or I could try to trade right now and get myself a Phantom-1. My only concern is that it won’t work and I’ll be out a shit load of cash (or games), which really worries me. Is there any sure fire way that I can know if it will work for me or is it all just fate? HELP!</strong><hr></blockquote>

MVS cab, from experience.

kernow · Mar 22, 2002

was thinking about a phantom, I reckon my slots iz tight enufff

gt6plus · Mar 22, 2002

You can always tighten the slots to make the converter work.. Believe me you don't have to be "handy" to do the fix!

Is it worth it to get a Phantom-1 even with all it’s problems?

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