2013-01-04, 03:43 PM
I have the Super 8 thing that plays NES and Super NES, but I only use it to play NES since I have the S-Video for SNES, N64, and Gamecube. I have the original Sega Megadrive model 1, as well as Playstation 2 and Wii U.
The only way to record certain games on handhelds like Sega Game Gear, Neo Geo Pocket, Bandai Wonderswan, etc. You're better off with emulators, because the console needs to be hacked in order to record the footage of the games such as Sonic Triple Trouble, etc. AS for the computer consoles, you're better off with emulators, but there are MSX games on the Virtual Console if you have the Japanese Wii, or Commodore 64 if you have the NA or European Wii. AS for the consoles, if you have a capture card like I do, you can record this off of TV. NES is a piece of crap that you can't always get to work (Blinking light,) if you get the Famicom as well as the adapter that allows you to play NES games on your Famicom, then kudos to you. Otherwise you're better off using emulators.
The only way to record certain games on handhelds like Sega Game Gear, Neo Geo Pocket, Bandai Wonderswan, etc. You're better off with emulators, because the console needs to be hacked in order to record the footage of the games such as Sonic Triple Trouble, etc. AS for the computer consoles, you're better off with emulators, but there are MSX games on the Virtual Console if you have the Japanese Wii, or Commodore 64 if you have the NA or European Wii. AS for the consoles, if you have a capture card like I do, you can record this off of TV. NES is a piece of crap that you can't always get to work (Blinking light,) if you get the Famicom as well as the adapter that allows you to play NES games on your Famicom, then kudos to you. Otherwise you're better off using emulators.