Everdrive N8 Flashcart for the Nintendo Entertainment System

[@Enchurito]

NES baseball is an awesome game. I've had TONS of fun playing that with friends.

[@CGQuarterly]

+Enchurito You certainly have the right to your opinion, but back in the day it was universally reviled. Have you tried any other Baseball games on the NES? Baseball Stars, Baseball Stars II, RBI Baseball 2, Bases Loaded, Dusty Diamond's All-Star Softball, Baseball Simulator 1.000, Bad News Baseball, Tecmo Baseball. All better than the original "Baseball". Heck, I still think that Baseball Stars II is one of the best baseball games ever made.

[@nthgth]

Loved Bases Loaded 2, but Base Wars was my favorite

[@thetreblerebel]

Mind blowing that today you can do this stuff

[@vice86]

Just ordered a couple EverDrives today while 20% off. Love your videos too.

[@CGQuarterly]

I agree 100%. I actually take it a step further and take my carts apart, cleaning the contacts with a white eraser. Makes them look brand new and uses no liquid!

[@toddrossmanith5141]

Its the same thing as retrousb powerpack right?

[@SubieLeerdam]

That’s the only right way IF you can open up a cart. I do the same, but also using isopropyl after the eraser. Just to make sure nu eraser residue is left. I had it even done twice on several carts, if they were extremely dirty. But I ALWAYS got my carts to work with that combined method of cleaning. The outcome is an extremely shiny 72 pin pcb😎👍🏻

[@CGQuarterly]

+Pixel Power Actually, it's Igor.

[@CGQuarterly]

Heheh, no need to blow in it yet, but it's still brand new. Much like a cast iron skillet, the contacts have to slowly build up some seasoning before they'll need to be blown on. If you ever get tired of blowing into your games, I actually wrote an article a few years ago explaining how to clean your carts, thus eliminating the need to blow into them. I can't post links in comments because KZbin won't let me, but it's in the "features" section of the CGQ website.

[@silentfanatic]

This is such a stark contrast from your review of the N8 Pro.

[@aaronzulko6653]

Thank you for this video. I'm torn between this and buying a 8bitdo controller for a small form factor PC and just running an emulator. Maybe I just ought to buy both.

[@CGQuarterly]

+Aaron Zulko Really just depends on whether or not you want to use actual hardware and what kind of display you are using. There is no right or wrong answer...

[@Delston05]

the "suitable for Sega Saturn" part...LOL...we apparently have a similar sense of humor

[@marcianoacuerda]

The action replay also allows you to play backup suited for the saturn. If you are into that.

[@Bemijaminji]

Gotta say, that Action Replay bit went on just long enough to make me laugh.

[@760bigbird]

Ben Toman what made me laugh was this guy had such a straight, serious face as he explained the door-stop option for the AR 😂

[@do0rkn0b]

oh wow, you were definitely different all these years ago. it's nice to watch you not trying to do the radio dj voice!

[@dogeymon83]

I was waiting forever for back orders to be made available again. So glad I managed to snag one. Might be six weeks until I get it but eh whatever.

[@benjaminrosner6438]

Dude, I literally just ordered that same old school NES poster the other night to do the same exact thing and frame it. Nice!

[@marksnexus]

Its pretty awesome. A must have for any NES fan!

[@bernielindell]

I assume you know that Castlevania III isn't supported on this because of the Mapper. Thankfully, there is a translated Japanese version, that IS supported. Hit me up in the forums if you want it, unless you have it already. :) Love these carts, and glad to see people posting good reviews!

[@joseluki]

You can reprogram the 4in 1 EMS for Saturn so you can play cd burned games, but you loose the codes and the hability to save, and you maintain region bypass and the +1 +4 mb to play games, I have done that and is awesome.

[@GRZZ23]

Maybe his name is krik and he's tired!!! zzzz...! That was hilarious!! Especially how smoothly you just kept going on with your sentence! CLASSIC!!

[@DannyCD]

Just got one, it's friggin awesome.

[@neoturfmasterMVS]

Cool, did it show up?

[@AlexeyFilippenkoPlummet]

"This is just using another vehicle to translate the game data to your Nintendo" That's not exactly true. NES cartridges used different mappers which is a chip that, roughly speaking, helps NES use more data in a single level that can be stored in its limited RAM. Every game , aside from the most primitive ones, used this technology to help load more sprites, level details etc into the scene. And different game developers used different mappers. The cartridge that is playing the ROM actually *emulates* this mapper for each ROM. And there's a lot of trickery in that regard, especially if you want to play exotic games that weren't licensed by Nintendo from this cartridge. Trickery for the cartridge creator, of course, who has to support every mapper ever created (which is very tough). If you are interested, there's this other guy who creates Famicom cartridges that are supposed to work not only on the original Famicom but also on all the clones, the old and the new, and he tries to support all the mappers he can (but he says it's very hard). His cartridges are based on 256 Mb internal memory that is filled with the games of your choosing from his site. What's awesome about that though is that it supports saves for every game if you wish so, and it doesn't require battery in the cartridge to be functional!

[@AlexeyFilippenkoPlummet]

Well guess who's creating an informaitve post about the subject into an argument :)

[@GermanGarageGames]

Always used the powerpak. Check that 1 out.

[@fishaxe23]

i love the humour! Great work man!

[@CGQuarterly]

Thanks!

[@Sc0pee]

Blowing into carts is not a good idea as the air you breath actually corrodes the metal contacts over time.. better and more efficient way is to use Q-tips and some alcohol based cleaner. Use the Q-tip in upward motion and clean the contacts 1 by 1. Mind you that the moisture that occurs when you blow into a cartridge has some type of immediate effect on the electrical connection that occurs. But it's temporary and is bound to rust the contacts over time!

[@segatowerofpower6678]

Also yet another option of Action Replay, is it helps you play vcd's on your Saturn CGQuarterly.

[@retroxcellence5186]

Have you played castlevania: symphony of the night for Saturn using the action replay? I can play save games but I can't start a new game. I'm just wondering if I'm doing something wrong

[@CGQuarterly]

+Retro Xcellence I'm sorry but I have not. I played that game on the Playstation back in the day. What happens when you try to start a new game?

[@Hawkland1]

Very informative; I didn't know about either of these carts until I saw this video. I have one very important question though, do you still have to blow into the everdrive at times to get a glitch free boot? I'm not sure if you get the full Nintendo experience if it doesn't have that wonderful feature.

[@Mchenrygames]

I see you got the same DuoR limited edition

[@rideroundandstuff]

This is so awesome.

[@voits81]

I'm thinking about purchasing one for my nes. I just have a 1 question what website do you use to download all the nes games. I google search rom nes but they all look shady. Do you have and suggestions? Your videos are very entertaining! Keep up the great work!

[@CGQuarterly]

+voits81 Hey thanks! Unfortunately, ROMs are a shady business so pretty much any website that you go to is going to reflect that. My advice would be to just download a complete ROM set from a torrent site (like the one with the pirate ship for a logo).

[@videogameobsession]

Hey bud. Great job with this video. I've watched it a couple of times before deciding to buy one of these during the past Black Friday sale on his site I just started messing around with the cart. I downloaded a torrent which was out together specifically for the N8, with some nice organization and patches. It seemed much more complete than the collection of roms I've been collecting since around 1992. The only thing I wish this had was a remote reset. I have a back injury which makes it hard to get around so that, along with my 8Bitdo wireless controllers would be great. I don't think Krikzz has ruled it out, but it's probably not likely. It seems like he should because that's the only reason someone might pickup a PowerPAK over the N8... At least IMO. The one weird issue I am having with mine is when trying to play some of the VS. Arcade games. I have the games which are patched for it, which I believe patches the palette and adds dip switches, and a way to press start, but when I try them on the N8 the colors are so purple, green, and blue, and on many, I am unable to start the game. Have you tried any of have any incite on this? Thanks!

[@CGQuarterly]

I agree, remote reset would be nice. The Mega Everdrive has it in the form of an in-game menu that you can call up with a button combo, so I wouldn't be surprised to see it in a future update of the N8. I have not tried any of the vs. games, but most of them had unique PPUs with slightly different color palettes, so I'm not too surprised that some of the colors are a bit off. I remember when I originally modded my NES for RGB video back before there was a kit for it, I got a vs. PPU, and I had to be careful which one I got because the color palette of my NES would be messed up if I used the wrong ones(s). As far as some of the games not loading, I can't be of any help because as I said, I've never tried any of them. BTW, if anyone else happens to read this post, this guy (videogameobsession) has an awesome website. Many of the game box and magazine cover scans that I use on my show come from him. He also has an amazing game collection. Check him out at videogameobsession.com.

[@videogameobsession]

Thanks for that... I really appreciate it! I'm just glad you found my scans and photos to be up to you level of quality. You definitely have some of the best videos to be found on our awesome hobby. Very high production values here! You really deserve more subscribers. I always spread the news of your new videos on my Facebook Page as well as on some other similar FB Groups and forums. Hopefully it won't be long before you get one of those shiny metal KZbin Play buttons to hang on your wall. Oh, and I think I finally have working patched VS games now. The ones I originally had were patched long ago before Krikzz added more working mappers. So I think it may have been screwing something up. The roms I have now are supposed to be fully corrected for both palette and the button remapping. If you ever want the link to them just let me know.

[@bobbyberetta4206]

Will this work with the Super Retro Trio?

[@CampingMIG]

Have you tried the NES PowerPak? I wonder if there is any significant difference between the N8 and PowerPak.

[@CGQuarterly]

I haven't.

[@atheistpeace7579]

here is my deal. I am looking to play my old system games on a LED HDTV so HDMI is a must. I do not have the hardware or software anymore. I picked up a retron 5 (dont judge me) and several games for NES and super NES. I would like to use everdrives instead I think. I need to figure out hardware to add ever drivers for Turbo graphx16, NES, SNES, 64, Sega, intelivision (using XBOX 360 ATM), and anyother great systems out there. I am not going to say money is no object but I have put aside money for this project. I am very lucky as I live close to stoneagegamer!!! I have no issue with ROMs. Any help would be great

[@CGQuarterly]

+Eric Goempel If you have no interest in using original hardware or original game cartridges, why not either just build or buy a small form-factor emulation PC, or just soft-mod a Wii or OG Xbox? I never use them, but I have both and they work great. You can pick up a Wii for less than $100 and soft-modding it takes 2 minutes, and the "Classic Controller" works great.

[@dero1975]

sorry if its a noob question...but, is there a site that has multiple (if not all) NES roms as one huge download , as opposed to doing them each individually ??

[@CGQuarterly]

Yeah you need to find a torrent site that has ROMsets. Sorry, but I can't help people find them.

[@dero1975]

Thanks. Good vids. Subbed.

[@brettmorrison158]

One day the world will learn the power of GOOGLE

[@jacobprayer8656]

Just use Google guys. Just use the key terms "rom set"/"Everdrive"/and the name of the console you want the games for. Even Forest Gump could do it. Blind folded. Underwater.

[@jacobprayer8656]

+dero1975 that's how we did it when Yahoo! was king in the pre Google days. With dial up.

[@Bobby8451]

I have all Nintendo,Snes,Sega,TG16,GB,GBC,GBA, roms available to my knowledge and more. I don't have them just to try out before I buy. I be Pirate aaarrrrrrrrr!!!!! LOL

[@qoufa8569]

You are a amazing KZbin

[@chrispacheco8590]

I gotta get one of these, I use to collect NES carts just because I enjoy the original hardware, but got tired of hunting games down, guess I'll be in the market for another NES "action set" cuz I'm ordering one of these everdrives for sure.

[@scubaspi]

I have a love/hate relationship when it comes to Nintendo Baseball. I loved the game as we couldn't afford many growing up and I hate you for speaking ill of it.

[@CGQuarterly]

+scubaspi I'm sorry to hear that. Few games fueled my childhood rage the way that Nintendo Baseball did. And for that, I can never forgive it.

[@CristianHernandez-hj6jc]

cool I have it to thanks for your video

[@TiagoPereira-hm1nq]

Does it work with portable consoles? Like the retroduo portable?

[@TheUsualSuspekt]

Dumb question but, do you have to hunt down all the roms too?

[@CGQuarterly]

+suspekt29 Yes. Really not hard to find a complete ROMset, though.

[@pferreira1983]

I own the Mega Everdrive. It's very good.

[@CGQuarterly]

+P Ferreira Agreed!

[@corehazard4709]

how is the aspect ratio? is it like in original? and does this everdrive emulate the game or is it like you would put the original cartridge in the nes?

[@wizemonk4925]

i have one heres how it works so when you have rom its been copied of the original game cart its the data inside emulating is where you take that game data say use retro pi tablet etc to play game those devices will use programes where the device can go ohhh ok thats how console works ok so it plays the game now everdrive works same as original nes cart what you are doing is taking the games data putting it back into the cart as they would done back then you then put cart into nes the nes will go ohhh ok its a game cart read the game data from your roms just like the original game so the game will appear on screen just how it does when you use real game everything is same how colour looks how game plays etc so yes its 4.3 hope this helps you out

[@frankytap]

The game looks croped. Is that just how you recorded it or is it actually croped? If it is, then its no good at all.

[@CGQuarterly]

It's just a side-effect of the recording process. There is no way that an Everdrive could make the games look cropped.

[@glencannondr]

great stuff!

[@jostonbeebor2202]

The case you have for the cartridge is included when you bought Everdrive N8 from Krikzz? thank u so much!!

[@CGQuarterly]

+Joston Beebor You can have him include one with your order. I don't remember how much it is, but it's not much.

[@jostonbeebor2202]

+Classic Gaming Quarterly Perfect! Thank you so much.

[@crienospmoht]

If only I could make a bunch of 50 game carts then go back to the early 90's I could sell them shits for a crazy markup, I bet I could make 10k a week easily. It would be like the video game version of the customized audio mixtapes you used to be able to get for like two bucks a song at the Wiz.

[@A..D..D]

Wow, I'm getting one of these .

[@SHARONMYOUI-g5p]

Does this work with unlicensed games I wanna play action52 on it

[@bruceaskew2107]

great video.. i want 1 ..how much

[@stahmp]

do you use rom files or do you have to download a different file type?

[@CGQuarterly]

+Danny Redding Just normal ROMs.

[@Mateusz-ts2mo]

I have 500 in 1 nes cartdrige, good too

[@dylbob9000]

any idea how to get the roms to play at the correct speed on a pal console ?

[@CGQuarterly]

Unfortunately, the best way to play NES games at the correct speed in a PAL region would be to buy an RGB-modded NTSC NES. You can then either play it with an RGB-capable display (which I understand is pretty common over there), or use an RGB to PAL video encoder. You can't just overclock or speed-adjust a PAL NES to get the games to run at the proper speed.

[@MrPenguinPantsMPP]

hi! i have a question, when i tried to buy it, it says USB Port and Yes +15.00$ or No do i need this to put the roms in?

[@CGQuarterly]

Mr.PenguinPants No, you absolutely do not need the USB port. That is really only used by developers who need to constantly upload their ROM to the Everdrive, and it actually requires special loader software to use. You just use a normal SD card reader with your computer to load the ROMs onto the card.

[@MrPenguinPantsMPP]

Classic Gaming Quarterly yay! thanks for helping me save 15$ XD

[@CGQuarterly]

Mail me $7.50 and we'll call it even. :P

[@MrPenguinPantsMPP]

Classic Gaming Quarterly lol XD

[@Horrorfreak106]

Do save functions work with this device? For example, I installed a rom hack for Castlevania 2 that allows you to actually save your game. Or Zelda 2, since that also has a save function.

[@CGQuarterly]

Yes.

[@TekMoliGy]

as in it actually saves when you use the in game save feature or you save using save states? Either way this thing looks awesome.

[@CGQuarterly]

nate It actually saves when you use the in-game save feature (just as it would if you were playing on a real cartridge). Just no save states.

[@TekMoliGy]

that's awesome I was hoping thats what you meant. I'm for sure going to get all of these everdrives eventually because i feel like it would still be as fun as playing the original games but it would save me the hassle of digging up all my games and getting every game to work. I've for sure noticed over the years that once you do get an NES cartridge working it works every time so i think leaving this one cartridge in would make getting the system going easier too since it would always be the same cartridge not being readjusted and stuff.

[@thegreatgambino]

that's pretty neat

[@Raptiel]

Do you have to Unzip the roms before putting on the sd ? Thank you

[@CGQuarterly]

Yes

[@Raptiel]

Thank you !

[@nuksucow]

Great video. Can you please help me. How do you save your game and then load it up later?

[@CGQuarterly]

You just save your game the same way you would if you had a real cart.

[@nuksucow]

Thanks for the response! However I need step by step directions. I have N8 from Krikzz but do not know how to save a game in progress and then load it up at a later time.

[@CGQuarterly]

It's the same way you would do it with the real game cart. The directions will vary from game to game, and some games don't even have a save feature. There is no magic "save my game" button combo.

[@nuksucow]

is there a way to save super Mario 3? Lol I wish there was a "save my game button combo"

[@CGQuarterly]

cobi jones Unfortunately, SMB3 does not allow you to save your game.

[@JetScreamer_YT]

Has this been tested on a Super 8, or other quality famiclone?

[@CGQuarterly]

+Mark Hayden I don't own any clone systems so I have not personally tested it. I don't really see the point of using one of these with a clone system, anyway. That's a lot of money to spend just to play an emulator. If you're going to go the clone system route, get one that allows you to directly load ROMs off of an SD card.

[@JetScreamer_YT]

I don't have a clone system like a retron. It is a little different. I have an add-on to my SNES. Yes it is third party and has NOAC. I live in a studio. I don't have tons of room. It gives me NES and Famicom, in a small footprint. Opinion noted, but you don't have to like it, or understand it. Just be happy I love retro too.

[@CGQuarterly]

Mark Hayden OK.

[@attila7092]

Can I buy the everdrive with the nes games already on the SD card?

[@CGQuarterly]

Not unless you buy one from a secondary dealer who offers that service.

[@jacobprayer8656]

Google can be a powerful ally. I've managed to find rom sets simply by searching by saying the name of the device + "rom set". I had to manually add a few hacks and translations, but otherwise 99.99% of what is needed and beyond are included. I have the Everdrive N8 Famicom and the Mega Everdrive. Both are awesome and very little work was needed to find said rom sets.

[@attila7092]

Yes but the problem is I am using an old pc and nothing to use to insert an SD card. I have no way of downloading anything on to one.

[@jacobprayer8656]

+Attila709 there are SD to USB adapters. They aren't very expensive. I bought a 6 in 1 or something like that when I modded my Wii. No offense, but if you can't figure something out, then Google it. I'm not a genius by any means, and I didn't have any trouble.

[@attila7092]

Could I private message you?

[@xyanide1986]

I tried it with 3-D Battles of World Runner (NTSC only) on my PAL NES, it gets glitched the fuck out. Everything else seems fine though.

[@millgiass]

Can you organize them by genre?

[@CGQuarterly]

+millgiass Absolutely. You can organize them into sub-folders any way you like. My NES ROMs are just organized alphabetically, but the Atari 2600 ROMs on my Harmony Cart are organized by developer.

[@ordoveritas]

So silly that the cheapest order in sweden for this is 1100kr =~ 140$

[@CGQuarterly]

+ordoveritas You should see how far you get with $140 trying to buy NES carts these days. Sad, but true.

[@МАГИЯРЕТРО]

That's cool!

[@Dragonrider1227]

can the Everdrive read rom hacks? Like Mario roms with edited graphics/levels?

[@CGQuarterly]

Dragonrider1227 Yes! As long as the ROM in question can be run on original hardware. I have a number of ROM hacks on my Everdrive. Thanks for the question!

[@Dragonrider1227]

Classic Gaming Quarterly great =D This thing sounds awesome. I gasped at the $200 price but then remembered that's probably peanuts compared to how much it would cost to actually BUY all these cartridges XD

[@CGQuarterly]

Whoa, man. Where are you buying it that it costs $200? Please buy it at shop.krikzz.com, which is the website/storefront of the developer himself. The Everdrive N8, plus a plastic shell, should be $118 plus shipping.

[@Dragonrider1227]

Classic Gaming Quarterly another review said to go to Stoneagegamer.com and the link you gave me appears to be dead as the site just says; "The domain shop.krizz.com is for sale"

[@CGQuarterly]

I'm sorry, that was a typo. shop.krikzz.com. StoneAgeGamer charges extra for "deluxe" editions of the Everdrives that are in my opinion a waste of money. Buy the unit from Krikzz, with a plastic shell, and the only thing you need is a cheap 1GB SD card that you can pick up anywhere.

[@jessecummings982]

how does it look on a modern day tv?

[@CGQuarterly]

How does what look on a modern TV? Old video games? They look terrible. You're best off getting a tube TV from Craigslist or the thrift store.

[@jessecummings982]

Thanks for the response!! I've had my n64 hooked up to my lcd before, played for 3 minutes and turned it off because it looked horrible. Didn't know if the everdrive made it look any different. Think I'll stick with a tube tv.

[@avelargumby4877]

How do you save the game

[@CGQuarterly]

+avelargumby4877 You just save your game like you normally would with a real cart.

[@matthewcornish3086]

I could think of a bunch of things that action replay might be "suitable for" lol why not say its suitable for a toaster? looks about the right size lol I love when companies put redundant wording on packaging lol

[@CGQuarterly]

Yeah. In retrospect, that little segment wasn't that funny, but the wording was quite odd.

[@matthewcornish3086]

Please dont misunderstand i actually thought it WAS funny. I was attempting to exacerbate the claims illustrated on the action replay cart and insinuate that it could be "suitable" for many other unlisted tasks lol

[@CGQuarterly]

No, I understand. We're good.

[@Vinaris]

So, I have the original physical NES and Super NES cartridges. Is there a way for me to download those games onto an SD chip? If I'm not mistaken, your way requires me to download games from the internet onto an SD chip. Correct me if I'm wrong.

[@CGQuarterly]

Yes, normally one would just download the games off of the web. If you want to make your own ROMs using your physical carts, you can do that by buying a cartridge dumper. Can't seem to find a link at the moment, but I know someone makes one.

[@Vinaris]

Classic Gaming Quarterly Ok. Thanks for the info!

[@sonicmoj1]

Do you know if Krikzz offers SD cards that have all the games downloaded already? If not where is the best site to download these games onto a SD Card? Thanks

[@CGQuarterly]

Sasha Mojic He does not. The Internet Archive has complete NoIntro ROMsets (Google it) for just about every console. Doesn't get any easier than that.

[@sonicmoj1]

Thanks!

[@wojiaobill]

Great video, but how does this compare with the Everdrive N8 Pro? ... Just kidding, don't block me :D

[@CGQuarterly]

Hahahaahah

[@Darknights23]

I got most on my psp now haha

[@Sheepy007]

That's not a feat worth bragging about

[@bilbobuttons6791]

1:55 or Dr. Jekyll and Mr. hyde.

[@sonichuizcool7445]

It's just Soo expensive. I don't have the means to get one... Maybe someday

[@Echosphere88]

Has anyone ever tried this on the hyperkin systems yet?

[@kalos666]

does the fire emblem and fire emblem gaiden English translation work on this???

[@CGQuarterly]

raider thompson There's no reason why it shouldn't...

[@kalos666]

Classic Gaming Quarterly i was just checking out the compatibly and i wanted to see if this list is legit or not..there's descent amount of games on here that you cant play and i wondered if that counts for English translated rpgs krikzz.com/forum/index.php?topic=340.0

[@kalos666]

Classic Gaming Quarterly great video btw

[@Poodleinacan]

Nice.

[@Poodleinacan]

... That looks pretty useful... Especially with the prices of the game... But I too like to own the real cartridge of a game... It adds value... I might consider getting one for my SNES.

[@aakelly20]

Nintendo baseball was awesome? Why did he say that. Lol.

[@CGQuarterly]

+aakelly20 If I said that, I was being sarcastic. I hate that game with the white hot passion of a thousand suns.

[@bojackson3073]

"a really cheap game that no one cares about, like nintendo baseball which is AWFUL" turn up the volume, its clear as day.

[@max1980s2]

Is there a nes flash cart that will play Gameboy roms? Or could you put an emulator on it to run gb ROMs?

[@fullnelsontecmo]

Suitable

[@phazek2]

where do you download the games from?

[@CGQuarterly]

The internet.

[@WillWilsonII]

Maybe if it was in Dublin.......if it was done in Dublin............

[@NathanHassall]

Im willing to bet $24 he did not continue playing castlevania like he said he was

[@CGQuarterly]

I made this video about 3 years ago, so I honestly can't remember, but if I said I did then I probably did.

[@NathanHassall]

excellent video and good information man...I was just goofing on your segue into the conclusion...I imagine after the video was finished you were actually hard at work editing! Cheers!

[@NathanHassall]

oh yeah? Well Im not...I think my comment came out the wrong way...I'll take that $25 though.

[@CGQuarterly]

Nathan Hassall It's cool. I didn't take your comment in a negative way or anything. I just honestly can't remember if I kept playing Castlevania. I think I probably did, though. I really love that game.

[@staticbonez]

baseball is G

[@dogeymon83]

Just say "krik-zee-zee"

[@AndreSP89]

I wonder if anyone would know if it's possible to run multicarts on this Everdrive I am trying to get the 110-In-1 to work but I just can't figure it out any info would be great, thanks!

[@peterripson]

Yeah right. You "owned" Championship Pool and Championship Bowling and "copied" them to your computer.

[@CGQuarterly]

I never claimed that I did.

[@peterripson]

Classic Gaming Quarterly You're right. You said "you", instead of I. Just highlighting the absurdity of owning roms.

[@SuperClavera]

What's absurd about it? You can't buy new NES/SNES/etc games directly from the producers anyway so the producers won't get any money. The only way you can get old games is buying them from other people which isn't a benefit to anyone in the game development business.

[@peterripson]

Until laws change to make old games like old book or other media it's still "against the law" to download roms that one doesn't own. I didn't state my own opinion on the matter but merely stated the "absurdity" of "claiming" the one owns the roms one uses. Super Duper Hyper Ultra Mega Double Extra Triple Extreme Infinity

[@tylerroberts5012]

+Peter Ripson but yet you can, I physically own all the Roms I've ever downloaded so you can in fact legally own one.

[@raccoon681]

any one have one of the illegal 42 in one carts growing up?

[@JonJon2627]

Classic Gaming Goo Suck On A Houses ConJones NES BASEBALL Is A Great Game

[@CGQuarterly]

No it isn't. You have horrible taste in video games.

[@spidermcgavenport8767]

Why is it always Game Genie... Cheat codes should be generated in real time in Hexadecimal...

[@thehillbillygamer2183]

deluxe model I've got a deluxe model I wanted to have all the games already downloaded into the SD card so I won't have to get on the damn computer and do nothing I like computers Alec iPad and iPad I got iPad I like it I think it's all paid for by and I've got a Galaxy S6 PS4 PS Vita PSP 3000 two Xbox 360s 3DS XL and I do not like you don't even computer and have to mess with that stuff so yeah I pay $30 extra maybe more for you know when he's ever drives for sale Super Nintendo Sega Genesis that would have it already that's the card and all the games already downloaded in it and having to do all the bullshit on the computer

[@760bigbird]

the hillbilly gamer ! Huh? ..................... what? ......................