Actually, the game your thinking of was a regular
nes rom called I belive TF Convoy, & has some high
pitch parts in the music that are so annoying they're
funny! The other TF game, is a Famicom disk game, & has
something to do with the Headmasters(the hero is Chromedome
who didn't get much of an appearance in the US). It's
kinda similar to the 1st game.

Image fight ,what format? DUO? PSX?

That's good to know. Does anyone know if you can copy Image Fight cause I tried
doing it myself and I asked someone else to try and neither of use can get that
game to copy?

Anybody play this game yet?

that's close to what they (ugs) sell them for-
they're pretty reliable as far as price and stuff.
shiiping sucks, because they use ups ground, so you have
to either be home or have someone there to get the
package for you...=^P

I had it on disk for the Famicom Disk Drive. <br><br>The only way its related to
Transformers at all is the title on the game cover and title screen.

It's not great, but, it's Transformers, & I love TF's.  If I can get it cheap,
then cool!

I think I played the transformer game, in rom form anyways.  It's basically Moon
patrol but ten times harder and much less fun to play.  But if you really want
it.. :)

Here's the auction I got it from
<a href=http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1241402491
target=new>http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1241402491</a>
Good deal yes? I don't want to get screwed over.
Seems good. I do want to track down the 3 Kid Niki's on
Famicom! And that TF Convoy Transformer game, just becuase
it's a Transformer game!

hmmmm- then you'll have a view-master that plays 3-D slides of nes games!
lol!...=^P

a Super 8 CAMERA? is that a joke? lol! That kind of funny... No doubt it never
worked. Super 8 itself is pretty good though, but if you are gonna go THAT far,
you may as well emulate NES...

I got a super 8 camera, but the damn thing doesn't play ANY carts! Maybe if I
hook up a nes power supply.....

Or, any 9 volt, negitive center pin. Not 9 volt ac. GRRRRRR

$36 is excellent, considering what a kisado costs now (that's about the old
price for one with shipping from tzd.com when they still had them)...=^P

the super-8 hates rf units because there isn't
anything connected to the damn port- lol! i think the old
models may have supported it (pretty poorly), but the
newer ones just have this hole where a rf is supposed
to go- use the av from a snes or n64, and it works
just peachy! oh, btw, it plays famicom games just as
well as a famicom (except for a few specialized carts
like the dragon ball card battle game or the sufami
turbo stuff)...=^P

The 1.0 Card(1/4 Meg) IS the one to play Altered
Beast.<br><br>But the Arcade Card(18 Megs) is the one that lets you
play everything else.<br><br>You'll need an Arcade
Card Duo for a Duo system, or an Arcade Card Pro for a
combo CD-ROM setup.

I won it on ebay for $36. Is that good? Anyways,
I've been looking for a Kisado or whatever for over a
year, as I have a bunch of Japanese games that I can't
play yet. People recommended getting a Japanese
console 'cuz it's cheaper (I think you were one of them
geelw!). I have a US Turbo Duo and connecting cables, so I
guess I should be fine.<br><br>Now, all I need is that
card (1.0 Arcade, I think) so I can play my Altered
Beast CD!

oh, I own a Super 8. It's pretty nice. What it
is, is a device that can fit into a Super NES or
Super Famicom, and it lets you run Japanese/USA SNES
and NES games on your SNES or SFamicom. It's pretty
much an all-purpose 8 and 16 bit Nintendo based
non-regional thing-a-ma-bob. I have played many NES games and
Super Famicom games from it on my USA SNES. I have
never had access to a Famicom game before, so I am not
sure how well it runs on it. I do know that the device
doesnt like RF units. It's highly recommended you use
A/V cables or S-Video cables.

well? what is it?

I got a power adapter for it. Email me if you're interested.

<a href=http://www.classicgaming.com/japangaming
target=new>http://www.classicgaming.com/japangaming</a><br><br>Click on the
media button on the bottom. Currently has
clips of:<br>Azel: Panzer Dragoon
RPG<br>Sapphire<br>Sparkling Feather<br>Spriggan Mark 2<br>Steam Hearts
(Saturn)

www.tzd.com , where else? my core grafx runs fine with a u.s. duo pad, av cable
and a no-name ac adaptor. how much did you end up paying for it, btw?...=^P

I won a PC Engine console (white) on ebay, but it
is the console only, no controllers or hookup cables
or power adapters. Will any of the Turbografx-16
controllers/cables/power adapters work? If not, where can I get some that
do? Thanks.

oh yeah, i forgot to mention- you NEED a genesis 1 ac adaptor, or else you'll
ozzy your system. again, they aren't made by nintendo, so none of their
peripherals will work properly...=^P

I don't think they use a battery, more of a powered ram type deal. (I'm to
stupid to spell out the real name) If you don't level it pluged in too much, the
power drains.

I got a better converter then the crappy ones that came from the seller, looks
like a choped up nes cart.

Well, the screens are nice and big, and colors
suck ass, hard to see, and the bottom of the screen
doesn't light up as well as the top. But, it seams solid,
and nice portable. Basicly, how hardcore of a nes fan
are you? I blew the shit out of my first one (You
know, a nes power pack puts out 9 volts AC, not DC? I
didn't knwo that. I also learned that the fuses in the
game axe don't stop that stuff worth a damn) so after
killing #1, I spent a second $140 for # 2. So, I liked
it.

The ending alone from Snatcher, even at the lowest res and no sound would be
over 100 Megs since its just a couple hours of a few people standing around
talking.

well I know what the front looks like.<br>Its
just the manual. I have all that.<br>I just want to
see a pic of the back of the case to see if the case
with the stickers I have is really a Son Son 2
case.<br><br>KarlB

Yeah, but out of all the hits I get, only a few
are diehard turbo fans... much less members of this
list. I've even got feedback like, "Wow -- all those
games with sequels that never came out here." IE,
gamers that are just getting back into their favorites
as a kid, or Japanese retro games in general.