Re: Emulators/Games Advise
Welcome to the forum.
The only emulators you'll find that support coin input are arcade emulators like Mame. There were a number of NES (and snes) games released in arcades so you can play these through mame and use coin input. In most cases though, coining up simply buys you more playtime rather than extra lives so it not specifically what you're looking for.
If you're using emulators for the console though, as with the original system your only option is to use game genie style cheat codes which can be found online. Most emulators do support save states so another bonus is that you can save prior to playing through a section you have difficulty with then just reload from that point each time you die. You could also look for hacked game saves online that people have altered to give you extra lives and stuff. A lot of these knocking about for various titles.
As for game recommendations its a bit tricky because there are just so many to choose from across all platforms. It really depends what type of games you enjoy most.
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Thanks for the welcome it's nice to be here.
Yeah i know Mame but the weird part is that some games i see in the nes platform that aren't in the Mame list for example say TMNT 3 Manhattan project i found it for nes and played it and i remember the same game when i used to play arcade back then and i'm sure it was arcade because i didn't touch nes etc until now so it's kinda strange
About the console part yeah i know i own a Sony Ps.
As for games i'm free to try anything but yeah i'm more of an action kind of guy
if you can't name something how about suggesting a good place to get some?
Re: Emulators/Games Advise
Unfortunately the rules on these boards prohibit discussion of where to obtain roms due to them being subject to copyright.
If you like action games and scrolling beat em ups I would recommend stuff like The Punisher, Vendetta, King of Dragons, Knights of the Round and the Dungeons and Dragons games on Mame.
Loads of games back in the 80's were ported, bootlegged and copied, so its possible that TMNT3 was derived and reskinned from another title, or a port of another arcade game hence the familiarity. Its also possible that someone produced a bootleg Playchoice board featuring it.
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Nice PIcks! Thanks
I see some of them are for 2 players or more is there any way to play online with friends etc?
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Mame does do TMNT
http://sites.google.com/site/steashi...attredirects=0
and if you get the new mameui version 133 you can use cheats
(as cheats have been removed from Mame lately)
http://www.mameui.info/
here are the cheats for TMNT2
http://sites.google.com/site/steashi...attredirects=0
I use Mamefx as it also allows Hiscore saves
hope that helps
oh and hello emu zone :-)
Re: Emulators/Games Advise
He was asking about TMNT3: The Manhatten Project (a NES game).
Welcome to the boards though.
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Well actually i was asking about online play but thanks for the quick mame guide.
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Also which emulator has the coin insert function and can run TMNT 3: The Manhattan Project?
Re: Emulators/Games Advise
You only get insert coin options with Arcade emulators like Mame, Model 2 and so on. TMNT 3 was a NES game so the only time you would have seen it in an arcade would be if it was included in the Nintendo Playchoice range or if someone had actually built a dedicated NES cab.