You can find all information about how to submit your score on this page.īelow is a screenshot from the tool. The scoreboard software (for PC and MAC) also allows you to update new firmware. If the console is not connected, you will see the following screen. no cheats) and then will let you upload your high score to the website. Scoreboard: in order to use this option, you need to install a special tool and connect the console to the PC. Start Cart: start the inserted cartridge. There are several options in the main menu. You can also use the Famicom Disk System and flash cartridges. You insert it into the controller port and synchronize it with the controller. Since it uses USB or bluetooth and the console doesn’t have neither, you will need to buy a special adapter-receiver. I am using an original controller, but I can also recommend the 8bitdo controller (any of them). This is what I recommend, because it’s of the best quality and only rare third-party controllers can top it. Note: If you read carefully, you may have noticed, that there are no controllers included! You can use any controller, which is compatible with the original NES. Then connect the console with the TV using the HDMI cable. The included USB-Adapter is only for US sockets. Support for high scores and online scoreboardĬonnection is very simple: connect USB to you TV or PC (or use any USB-Adapter).Expansion input for Famicom accessories (the same as Famicom had on its front).Support of all regions (PAL and NTSC, 50 and 60 Hz).

Video output with resolution 720p via HDMI.

On the back side we can read about the specs: On the front of the package we see the console from top and front. Here’s an example of the image quality (you can compare it to other from other guides) you get with AVS:

Here’s what you have on your original NES on a modern TV: You can attach up to 4 original NES controllers, some accessories via the extension port, and use the simple USB cord to power it. The console supports original famicom and NES cartridges, and also flash-cartridges PowerPak and Everdrive. Not only you can change the width of pixels, but you can also enable scanlines and enable borders to mask off unwanted areas of the screen. The video is output via HDMI and resolution is upscaled to 720p. This console is based on an FPGA system, which means its core can be enhanced and updated. The RetroUSB AVS is multiconsole and clone of Famicom/NES and was designed by us-american user bunnyboy, who among other things also created the flashdrive PowerPak and is producing various homebrew games NES.

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