Hey Luke, it's awesome to see my adapter in your video. Thanks for the kind words. Looking forward to see everything in action.

@lukemorse1

6 жыл бұрын

Seriously awesome stuff man. Works great and I couldnt have gotten this up and running without your board!

@KevinTwiner

6 жыл бұрын

Those are amazing

@kcase601

5 жыл бұрын

Do you still sell the Nintendo vs to jamma adapter?

@pcbjunkie1

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, do a search on ebay for my adapters. Thank you for your support!

Stoked to see you at it again and thanks for inspiring a lot of us to repair our own stuff. :)

@lukemorse1

6 жыл бұрын

I couldnt do it without the support of you all as well. This a mutual situation. Thanks to everyone here!

@MufasaAM

6 жыл бұрын

lukemorse1 also hope to see gameplay of the board soon.

It's been toooooo long!!! Glad to see another video =D

It's like Christmas whenever you upload

hell yes, this is awesome! so glad to see Jamma adapters are available for retro boards

Really cool. I remember the VS. Castlevania was way harder than the NES. Most arcades had a Versus Uni-System when I was a kid, and it was a shock to play the game with arcade difficulty:)

Love all the information you gave about the board, can't wait to see it running!

Awesome! Haha I was gonna ask how the heat is in tokyo lately, before you even showed the little fan. We're suffering in UK right now but you guys have it even worse. Happy 4th!

The master is back...Luke We missed you!!!

sweet pickup! also that adapter sounds really cool... nice touch with the original company logos on the side of it, too! hope we can see some gameplay of that one soon!!

Nice Jamma adapters indeed

I missed this videos, really wanna see it working. Nice job Luke

So much analog on there! And so many capacitors! Arcade boards are just a _completely_ different kind of systems design.

Awesome! I didn't even know about the Vs. arcade games until I picked up Super Mario Bros. Vs. on the Switch. Pretty cool really, it has level differences like you mentioned that make the game a bit tougher. I always thought the Player's Choice cabinets were the only NES arcade stations that existed.

Awesome pick up man! I love those adapters too, with the classic logos printed on them, I've seen those selling before and always kind of bookmarked that guy's store in case I needed one. Do you know if he makes a classic Nichibutsu adapter? Was thinking about getting one of those back in the day for magmax, but I think at the time he didn't have one for sale. I no longer have that board anymore, haha, but maybe I'll get another someday.

With the adaptor you bought you can put another game on the otherside and switch between them.

Awesome find bro! Hopefully you make a gameplay video soon I'd love to see it

luke, wanted to see it in action :)

do you dabble with X68000? there is sweet little instruction on how to get one running, i know your more of a show and tell guy rather than tutorial but if you ever were struggling for ideas for a series of videos id pick that!

Okay with the Nintendo vs board, since it essential is 2 separate NES boards, how do I use the NES on the right of the board? The left side on mine isn’t working right. When I populate the right side with the daughter board, I don’t get audio or video. Anything I need to do to force it to play from the right NES?

Hey Luke how do you feel about using Retropie? On raspberry pi? I think its great for alot of these games that are waay to over priced or just very rare. Especially playing mame

Luke do you ever HardOff,Book Off,Off House any more? I miss those old videos

Don't these have more RAM than a Famicom? I've always had the impression that they did.

Oh yeah, Luke is back again here (;

Hey dude hope your doing good.

Awesomeness!

time to Google Nintendo Vs. damn this subject is brand new for me

A neighbor has a bunch of vs cabs what are they worth in the USA?

Holy crap look at the amount of electrolytic caps on that board! I'd recap that board. Or you might have a river of crude on that board.

I actually played Vs Tennis, Vs Super Mario Bros, and vs Castlevania before i ever heard of or saw a NES console. Quite a long time before in fact, a couple years. I'd love to know what is the differences between al these vs games. I know vs super mario is alot harder, less warp pipes, bigger jumps. But what about Castlevania? is it different? It's hard enought It would not have to be different and stil be quaarter mucncher.

And if this game is basically the same, what is on all those extra chips, why so big??

What is Nintendo vs I've never heard of it

Hey Luke buddy would u sell me a pc engine with all replaced caps please?

Love seeing a new video! Hopefully you pick a board to repair again, love those videos you do