Had one for about 2 years now - and have 100s of hours invested . Phenomenal FPGA console . Also have the n8 pro in both the nes and famicom version and it’s also flawless . It’s def the ultimate way to play . Don’t have an NT mini but I doubt it justifies 3x the price
Just bought an AVS, anyone know how many times you have to insert/remove a cart before it takes less than 50 lbs of force to insert/remove one? I wanted to be able to play my old games without breaking them and scraping lines in the back of the plastic carts. ( No I am not at all being even slightly sarcastic )
Have you compared the sound of Ninja Gaiden from to real NES to an AVS retro? In another video I heard the comparison and it sounded muffled and faint. Not horrible, but it was off. What is your take or experience? Thx.
@@sackchief Wish there was a capture card that worked over the network. My TV setup is across the room from my PC, and I'd rather just shoot the HDMI signal over TCP/IP and pick it up via a software client. There are ways of doing it -- HDMI extenders, basically -- but they're non-trivially priced.
@@sackchief I am with it , I got it back in a day about 2012 , when there was no others or even earlier do not remember exactly when. the down side is that the NES POWERPACK do not work on clones and even on some original consoles too! :( , but there are unofficial save states mappers they are much better then everdrives's ones awesome and even have turbo function for the original controllers !
I’m thinking about getting one I play on original hardware and I have quite a few carts and this looks more reliable then the original nes I’ve already had to replace my pin connector and that can get annoying to do all that
If you do that it might be too narrow. My solution is to set the slider all the way to the right and then set your TV to 4:3, it'll give you the perfect aspect ratio.
While this is a good way, you should do yourself a favor and look into setting up your own MiSTer using the DE-10 Nano FPGA board. Flawless NES, plus SNES, Genesis, Neo Geo, GB/GBC, GBA, and tons more. Cheaper to put together too.
I still have my original NES from when I was a kid, and it still works.
It should have component output too, to play on CRT without lag.
Had one for about 2 years now - and have 100s of hours invested . Phenomenal FPGA console . Also have the n8 pro in both the nes and famicom version and it’s also flawless . It’s def the ultimate way to play . Don’t have an NT mini but I doubt it justifies 3x the price
good vid! might have to pick one up myself
Thanks, I highly recommend it btw.
I have that exact same tv! Awesome. I'll have to check out this website for sure. Thanks
Amazing video
Thank you!
@@sackchief Hope you do more videos like these
I can't find a negative review on that AVS anywhere
Just bought an AVS, anyone know how many times you have to insert/remove a cart before it takes less than 50 lbs of force to insert/remove one? I wanted to be able to play my old games without breaking them and scraping lines in the back of the plastic carts. ( No I am not at all being even slightly sarcastic )
Say no more after you said HD NES games I'm sold
what is the name of the song in the background? its great
Beneath The Mask from Persona 5
Have you compared the sound of Ninja Gaiden from to real NES to an AVS retro? In another video I heard the comparison and it sounded muffled and faint. Not horrible, but it was off. What is your take or experience? Thx.
Don’t have the original to compare
What would you suggest to capture Component, and HDMI with? I have a windows pc, and want to capture game footage.
Elgato capture card
@@sackchief Wish there was a capture card that worked over the network. My TV setup is across the room from my PC, and I'd rather just shoot the HDMI signal over TCP/IP and pick it up via a software client. There are ways of doing it -- HDMI extenders, basically -- but they're non-trivially priced.
Is it possible to hook the AVS up to a CRT with a lag-free HDMI to Composite adapter?
Haven’t tried
I can't get my NES carts to click into place when I insert an NES cart into the AVS for some reason :(
What sucks that the everdrive n8 pro is going to be out next year's Jan or Feb
Yeah more features
@@sackchief yeah I like that it has mapper 30 for me that has NES Maker
Retro Thunder it has come out!! But in famicom version.
what an irony , to use retro USB AVS not with their's PPOWEPACK ,but with rivalry Everdrive :D
Pfft yeah I’m not buying their Cart lol
@@sackchief I am with it , I got it back in a day about 2012 , when there was no others or even earlier do not remember exactly when.
the down side is that the NES POWERPACK do not work on clones and even on some original consoles too! :( , but there are unofficial save states mappers they are much better then everdrives's ones awesome and even have turbo function for the original controllers !
do these nes n8 cartridges work on the retron 1 hd
Don’t know
@@sackchief aw ): ok
Is the avs like haveing a rgb mod as well
It has HDMI so it’s as good
I’m thinking about getting one I play on original hardware and I have quite a few carts and this looks more reliable then the original nes I’ve already had to replace my pin connector and that can get annoying to do all that
Does the console work with any voltage?
If i set the avs pixel aspect to 4 click,should I also set the tv 4:3 ,Im using a LG 4K tv with a similar menu to that one you are using on the video
If you do that it might be too narrow. My solution is to set the slider all the way to the right and then set your TV to 4:3, it'll give you the perfect aspect ratio.
@@sackchief thanks
I'm gonna one so I can play my Famicom carts.
Just get a famicom av
As dumb as it sounds, I have had my retropi lag or bug a bit even with NES emulation. Nothing beats an actual system.
Hi brother does it work with “battletoad 1 game”?
Yeah
WHY THE SQUISH AND SQUAAH HAHAGA
While this is a good way, you should do yourself a favor and look into setting up your own MiSTer using the DE-10 Nano FPGA board. Flawless NES, plus SNES, Genesis, Neo Geo, GB/GBC, GBA, and tons more. Cheaper to put together too.