Yours is exaggerated, but I think every CRT does this to some degree near boarders of sharp contrast. If cabling & connection quality have been ruled out, that would make me wonder about TV contrast setting (too high), AGC setting and/or TV age (component wear). I think the "technical"...

You mean, besides first party titles like...

Legend of Zelda - A Link to the Past
Super Mario All-Stars
Super Mario Kart
Super Mario RPG
Super Mario World
Super Metroid
Yoshi's Island

etc.?

Whats the name of the program that you surf the net with? Chrome comes with a spell checker of its own, Firefox has one but its an add on that you have to install separately, and I'm not sure about IE or Safari. I use google Which web browser? (Firefox, Internet Explorer, Chrome, Safari, Opera, etc...

What really burns is that I passed on a free Trinitron CRT monitor right before I discovered these issues. I figured "this is nice, but what will I do with it?" D'oh! My brother and I have 3 dead Trinitrons between us. They were awesome while they lasted. Unfortunately they seem prone to ...

I feel your pain! I went through 5 or so CRTs before LCD tech became affordable.
I love computer CRTs, but IME they don't hold up at all.

J T wrote:New footage shows what the co-op game looks like:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1I5-k_bd ... r_embedded

I wonder if anyone else thought to themselves, "hey, they shouldn't be able to create portals on tiled surfaces!"

DinnerX wrote:The Dex Drive is quite a bit cheaper for memory card only stuff.

http://www.amazon.com/Nintendo-64-DexDr ... d_sim_vg_3

The price/availability is definitely better.
It's getting tough to find 9-pin serial ports on PCs these days, but I guess there are adapters for that situation too.

I was actually kind of hoping this thread would be about memory card management. I need a good idea on how to keep up with all my saves. With over 100 games and only 4 memory cards, it is no easy task. haha I wouldn't recommend this to casual N64 fans, but you could hunt down an N64 "Adaptoid&...

I'm glad you're still making these beauties.
Have you built up a stock of the RGB PPU kits, or do you just order them each time the next commissioned project comes along?

My late-model Trinitron definitely produces some of the crispest scanlines around for the low-rez stuff. The only downside is these tubes (Trinitrons in particular) are heavy as hell.