I'll be short. As i'm usally long winded.
Put two Playchoice 10 Single Monitor PCB's into a Dual Monitor System, Like a Red Tent.
Download .Nes Files of Vs.Games. Use a .Nes File extractor, to break it down to the CHR and PRG. Burn the right chips, then put them on PC-10 Game PCB's. Booom, you have a Red Tent Populated with 10 Vs. Games on each Playchoice mainboard. 2 player only.
I have no clue if this will work, just a concept idea. Currently I have a burnner and a eraser coming in the mail, plus some used chips. I hope to have the time to test my experiment by the start of Sept.
If this is an idea that has already been tried, please let me know. Any tips would be apperciated.
Edit: Forgot to add that most of these games normally on a Nes Emulator require Game Genie Codes to work, due to the lack of a coin mech. Plus I have no clue how it would function on a PC-10 on free play. Even if it will work at all, as it wasn't intended to work on this hardware in the first place.
Put two Playchoice 10 Single Monitor PCB's into a Dual Monitor System, Like a Red Tent.
Download .Nes Files of Vs.Games. Use a .Nes File extractor, to break it down to the CHR and PRG. Burn the right chips, then put them on PC-10 Game PCB's. Booom, you have a Red Tent Populated with 10 Vs. Games on each Playchoice mainboard. 2 player only.
I have no clue if this will work, just a concept idea. Currently I have a burnner and a eraser coming in the mail, plus some used chips. I hope to have the time to test my experiment by the start of Sept.
If this is an idea that has already been tried, please let me know. Any tips would be apperciated.
Edit: Forgot to add that most of these games normally on a Nes Emulator require Game Genie Codes to work, due to the lack of a coin mech. Plus I have no clue how it would function on a PC-10 on free play. Even if it will work at all, as it wasn't intended to work on this hardware in the first place.
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