Sentences with phrase «load a game cartridge»

When we got home from school (we had to walk, barefoot, in the snow), we'd have to manually load a game cartridge into our console and play with a...

When we got home from school (we had to walk, barefoot, in the snow), we'd have to manually load a game cartridge into our console and play with a controller tethered by cable.

Not exact matches

When that happened, the plastic cartridge that the game was loaded on would be removed from the console and each player would try one trick after another to get it to work again.

Content such as interactive learning games can be loaded via game cartridges while the tablet will also be receptive to content downloaded when brought in sync with a computer.

After a successful launch of the Super Retro ® Trio Plus (SR3 Plus), a console boasting three top - loading cartridge slots compatible with all of your favorite NES ®, SNES ®, and Genesis ® games ready to play in crisp 720p resolution with HDMI ®, Innex ® Inc. the exclusive distributor of Retro - Bit ®, is continuing their trend of supporting the retro gaming community by announcing the Super Retro - Trio Plus Joe and Mac Limited Edition Bundle.

Another thing that's super speedy in terms of its execution is the speed of which games loads thanks to Nintendo going with a similar format cartridge media that we've seen on the 3DS previously.

By placing the device in between the cartridge and the console, upon loading the game you would be given a special screen to enter certain codes, which would allow you to make temporary changes to the game programs code.

Some Game Factory cartridges will still have games loaded on them from when they were originally used at Blockbuster.

Blockbuster stores would download games using dial - up modems and load them onto the cartridge and rent them out.

In the early 1980's over 20 tractor trailers loaded with video game cartridges rolled into a landfill in Alamogordo, New Mexico and dumped millions of what was said to be the final nail in -LSB-...]

I've only beaten the original once or twice (the first time I beat the game it was by loading some other guy's save file on a rental copy of the cartridge), but I've played SFII to within an inch of its life.

Here's the intro when you start up a Famicom Disk System: One downside with playing Famicom Disk System games is the load times, which is something you never experienced on the cartridge systems, and sometimes they're extremely lengthy.

As showcased in a video on their facebook page, games can be hotswapped and then the game is loaded from the cartridge ROM into the system.

Through cartridges and downloads, you can access a huge library of games: from PSOne classics such as Final Fantasy VII to more modern favorites like LEGO Marvel Super Heroes, as well as loads of Japanese titles and piles of games that originated on PSP.

It's also one of the few cartridge based games that has noticeable loading times.

White - out was painted on to mark the tuning locations for BBC 1, BBC 2 and ITV, and I vividly remember playing (Pac - Man knock - off) Radar Rat Race purely because I had the cartridge, which loaded faster than games on cassette.