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Had to go out and find my own niche, man. You get me?
What about niche women?
Had to go out and find my own niche, man. You get me?
Hi, I'm Roker.
I went to school and stuff.
But then I have to ask... why did you bother coming back?
Call me when you're seriously smart and successful.
If you love "classic games" (- that term is almost as dumb as "retrogaming" - either you want to play good games and go where you suspect/find those, get on nostalgic trips and "replay" better days, or you are a hipster doofus following a trend that just "collects" and doesn't give a shit about the games themselves but prestige or filling some empty hole or whatever it is) you'd have learned to live with how "classic" systems look or would even outright worship their design. It fits the games, it fits the era. Want HiFi-High Def-High Price-state of the art-gaming? Get a fucking Xbone, PS4 or high end PC. And if it was all about having a nice enclosure that aesthetically works with your entertainment center or S/M dungeon, get one made that fits the original PCBs. christoph could have easily done that (like he did with his wooden CMVS).Yes, and some people's adult living rooms are full of adult things and still want to celebrate their love of classic games front and center without having a bizarrely out of place plastic box, seemingly from the early nineties, in the middle of their entertainment center. [...]
But what if you're someone that still wants to play the games how they'd play on the original hardware? "No compromise" and all that? And if you did clone those chips then what would happen to those original NESs you spared? [...]
even the non-gamer people that I've shown it to, that's what makes it cool. [...] there are people who will collect for this that would never collect for the old grey box.
What are you trying to say dude? No, none of it is "high end"
it's all off the shelf parts slapped together. Any modder can do that, most good ones don't have the audacity to put it in an "interesting" case and charge exorbitant prices for it.
All of these things
Ok, so you want a "pretty" NES - like I said, get an enclosure done that fits the original PCBs.but you know what I've thought about the NES since I was like 6? Dang this thing is ugly. When I was introduced to the SNES and eventually met the famicom it only made it worse.
NOOO! FIGHT ME! HIPPIE! FIGHT ME TO THE DEATH!You know what? Roker is right. Peace. I'm out.
As it stands, I could think of a bajillion things I'd rather spend 500 bucks on, among them:
1) A fancy new suit
The sticks, the case, how they are built, just like I said.
Actually if we're talking about sticks, you've just described something that is practically an industry.
I wipe my ass with $500 you peasants.
LMAO... wouldn't call a $500 suit "fancy". I've spent more on blazers alone.
Big Tymer™
Christoph, I find it hilarious that you danced around the questions knowing full well that people would not like the fact that you were sacking original parts then got offended when you were called out for it. You sir are a dishonest salesman. Not only did you duck and dodge important questions until the announcement but I see you are still employing deceptive marketing strategies on the sales page (still calling the audio stereo on your main page with no explanation to what that means). You are literally the retro gaming community's version of a sleazy used car salesman. These marketing tactics are damn near Drakon level deception. People like you prey on those that simply do not know better.
I am also guessing you are using Tim's RGB kit since you list the same exact palette options he uses (just under a different name). How much of Tim's stock you are eating up for this $500 piece of shit? I was telling the guys in chat for a couple weeks now that I bet your overpriced NES was the cause of the delay on his next batch of PCB's (they were expected sometime at the end of April). I really hope he is making a separate batch for you because if he is not you are one massive douche bag to eat up the stock for this shiny overpriced eyesore.
**edit**
I also find it extremely shitty that you are boasting it has HDMI support. Selling a cheap ass external video upscaler IS NOT HDMI support. That would be like me selling an SNES with an XRGB Mini and calling it an HDMI capable SNES.
cool, now everyone who doesn't want to go along with the saccing/outrageous price and still wants to mod his*her NES will have to wait.
Correct me if I'm wrong but, the NES RGB chips have been sold out for awhile.
What I'm more concerned about is whether or not Christoph is being given preferential order status for ordering a bulk shipment of the chips. Whatever arrangement he's made with the guy making them is all well and good but, he should have to wait in line to get one like everyone else. Not buy them all up for months and months to come like freaking Ticketmaster.
Jon
I doubt that enough people are going to be buying the NT to really eat into the supply of the NESRGB boards too much. Unless he ordered a ton of them thinking there are going to be thousands of preorders.
Correct me if I'm wrong but, the NES RGB chips have been sold out for awhile.
What I'm more concerned about is whether or not Christoph is being given preferential order status for ordering a bulk shipment of the chips. Whatever arrangement he's made with the guy making them is all well and good but, he should have to wait in line to get one like everyone else. Not buy them all up for months and months to come like freaking Ticketmaster.
Jon
Chris said there was no correlation to the NESRGB stock issue and his product:
http://www.racketboy.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=877049#p877049
I wipe my $500 with peasants, you ass.