Also I believe, not absolutely positive, the avs runs a tick faster than original hardware. For example if you turn on an nes and avs at the exact same time with the same game, the avs will start to eventually loop (like an intro scene) faster than an original nes.
Something like 1 second difference every 10 minutes because it has to sync up with your TV. The alternative would be screen tearing so unless you're speed running it's the ideal console.
Yup, I must of read that thread as I posted early.
So it does, in fact, play a tick faster.
Im not a speed runner but I do enjoy no death or 1cc. I suppose that is irrelevant to this conversation but for some reason I create this purists idea from enjoying no death, that it must be done on original hardware, even if it doesn’t actually matter that the avs plays a tick faster. I didn’t mean to insinuate that it (playing games a bit faster) wasn’t necessary for the avs to run as optimal as possible, I actually had no idea, I just meant to bring it to light.
I got mine in Sept of 2016 the port for the power adapter broke off in December of 2016. Retrousb replaced it and I haven't had an issue since. I love the thing. I do all of my NES gaming on it
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Also I believe, not absolutely positive, the avs runs a tick faster than original hardware. For example if you turn on an nes and avs at the exact same time with the same game, the avs will start to eventually loop (like an intro scene) faster than an original nes.
Something like 1 second difference every 10 minutes because it has to sync up with your TV. The alternative would be screen tearing so unless you're speed running it's the ideal console.
Here's the thread where Bunnyboy explains it:
http://nintendoage.com/forum/messageview.cfm?catid=106&t...
Yup, I must of read that thread as I posted early.
So it does, in fact, play a tick faster.
Im not a speed runner but I do enjoy no death or 1cc. I suppose that is irrelevant to this conversation but for some reason I create this purists idea from enjoying no death, that it must be done on original hardware, even if it doesn’t actually matter that the avs plays a tick faster. I didn’t mean to insinuate that it (playing games a bit faster) wasn’t necessary for the avs to run as optimal as possible, I actually had no idea, I just meant to bring it to light.