quote DXD

It is certainly possible to hook up an N64 system to a regular LCD TV, but to do so, you must have the original audio/visual output cords manufactured for the console.

Cords from other systems simply won't do the trick, such as PS2 ones.

quote DXD

Are you sure that would work? I've always known that the only television output cords that work for any individual console are the ones they come packaged with and them alone.

quote DXD

Interesting, so I guess Nintendo is quite the customer-conscious company after all.

quote Duncan Idaho

there were 2 times whre teh videogame inudstry was threatened,t he 1st when atri quited making games, the nintendo and miyamoto with mario bros, gave the industry new life, afterwards was wehn nintendo and sony broke up.

quote DXD

quote Duncan Idaho

there were 2 times whre teh videogame inudstry was threatened,t he 1st when atri quited making games, the nintendo and miyamoto with mario bros, gave the industry new life, afterwards was wehn nintendo and sony broke up.

Cool, I had never known that Nintendo and Sony had been affiliated in the past.

quote Duncan Idaho

the project dolphin, later known as nintendo 64, was meant to be a CD rom system but int he end the PSX got owned by the 64 Mega bits of the 64.

I knew there was a reason that I never bought the PSone when it was new.

quote DXD

quote Duncan Idaho

the project dolphin, later known as nintendo 64, was meant to be a CD rom system but int he end the PSX got owned by the 64 Mega bits of the 64.

I knew there was a reason that I never bought the PSone when it was new.

quote DXD

Since I was like 8 years-old back when the N64 was new, I could've cared less about mature, violent games. That could also explain where my decision lied.