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By sticking, do you mean pressing it down and it stays down? Or pressing it down and it doesn't open? Can't say I've had the latter, but the former has happened to me. Wish I could be of more help, but I never did try to fix the issue.

This reminds me of the days when I tried getting 2 TVs, 2 PSXs, and 2 copies of Doom to play it with a friend. When I finally got all of it, one of the TVs stopped working. When I finally got another TV, one of the discs stopped working. This was right after the PS2's release so they were...

OMG! Paco, I love you!! I had The Faery Tale Adventure on my Amiga Commodore 600 when I was a wee thing. My mother gave it to Goodwill when I was in HS (because she thought I didn't want it) and I thought I was doomed to never be able to play it again! I am so happy now, though I miss my...

Good Genesis games? Toejam and Earl is an excellent game if you have a buddy to play it with you. Zombies Ate My Neighbors is also a great game to play with a friend.

I too had some strange experiences with Star Fox, but nothing major that really didn't happen any SNES to my understanding. The main thing for me is if I play on difficulty 3, the additional enemies on the screen make maneuvering rather frustrating, because the frame rate bogs down...

That's VERY interesting, I have OT-8168 as well and mine did not come with RCAs O_o;

At the moment I do not think I can give a very definite answer to that question about the FC Twin. One thing that really bothered me was right out of the box, the company that makes it didn't even include the RCAs necessary to plug it in to your VCR or receiver O.o; I had a spare, so it was no...

Interestingly enough, after using the "rubbing alcohol" technique on both Brutal: Paws of Fury and even Doom 64, both of them work like new. I seriously didn't think that technique would work on Brutal: Paws of Fury giving the black screen and grey lines, but--wow, cool :D

Greetings, I have picked up my FC Twin not long ago because, sadly, I never owned an SNES and sold my entire NES collection to buy an N64 when they first came out. It seemed like a no brainer, since I am disappointed so far with the current generation of games, why not go back in the years a...