Post by playgeneration on Sept 30, 2007 12:47:09 GMT
I've got up for grabs two modified master system consoles.
First is a Master System I with Safari Hunt and Hang On built in. It has a 50/60hz switch on the front. Switching to 60hz removes the borders from the top and bottom of the screen, and speeds up gameplay and sound by 20% - which is the speed that most of the games were supposed to be played at, and greatly improves the experience of playing them. There are a few exceptions where games were coded for PAL 50hz - you can switch between 50 and 60hz at any time during play if you want.
I also have a SMSII with Alex Kidd in Miracle World built in, a 50/60hz switch, a red LED that lights up when the console is switched on, and AV output. The AV output gives a much better image than the standard RF that SMSII is inflicted with.
First is a Master System I with Safari Hunt and Hang On built in. It has a 50/60hz switch on the front. Switching to 60hz removes the borders from the top and bottom of the screen, and speeds up gameplay and sound by 20% - which is the speed that most of the games were supposed to be played at, and greatly improves the experience of playing them. There are a few exceptions where games were coded for PAL 50hz - you can switch between 50 and 60hz at any time during play if you want.
I also have a SMSII with Alex Kidd in Miracle World built in, a 50/60hz switch, a red LED that lights up when the console is switched on, and AV output. The AV output gives a much better image than the standard RF that SMSII is inflicted with.
