I still prefer the RGB output of my 1-chip system (1CHIP-01), as the modded mini's RGB output is too sharp, as you will see in the pictures below. I have around 150 games and have played a little to quite a bit of each one, but these 2 happen to be a couple of my favorites.I decided to try RGB modding my second SNES mini and it worked great overall. But like I said, I'd rather not and fix this one if it's fixable.Įdit: All other games, as far as I've seen, play just fine on my SNS-1CHIP-CPU-01. I guess if it came down to it, I could switch out the MOBO for a GPM-CPU-01 or GPM-CPU-02. It's minty as hell and has barely been used. I'd like to rectify this problem because I love my SNS-1CHIP-CPU-01. And it also should be noted than I'm using the cartridges and not a Powerpak/Everdrive. I have thoroughly cleaned the games' contacts and all of my systems' pin connectors. Reading through different threads here and on other gaming forums, the SNES variant one would prefer to own (other than the SNES 2/Jr) is the SNS-1CHIP-CPU-01.
Is anyone else having these problems on their SNS-1CHIP-CPU-01 when they play these 2 games? If you don't know and don't mind, check them out on your SNS-1CHIP-CPU-01 (if you're sure you have this variant) and see if they are just as glitchy. Both games are play smoothly and no freezing up. When I play these 2 games on any of the other variants I own, there are no problems whatsoever.
On SGaG, Arthur is very glitchy when he moves and the game all around is just a mess to play with the glitchy-ass graphics.
Pocky & Rocky will flicker right when you turn it on and even sometimes freeze up when I get about 5 minutes or so into it. Pocky & Rocky and Super Ghouls and Ghosts are glitchy as hell on my SNS-1CHIP-CPU-01. Now, this is concerning a couple of games and maybe even more. What's up with this? I have 4 model 1 SNES systems right now: SHVC-CPU-01, SNS-GPM-CPU-01, SNS-GPM-CPU-02, and the SNS-1CHIP-CPU-01.
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