Finally, SIn & Punishment is MINE

Well, I finally got this game(after all the trouble and thanks to Seven Force :) and all ready to play. But here come the minor problem, I dont have import N64 or, converter to play this game.

What do you think is better, get a converter, or modify N64? I remember the tips on how to do it, were posted some time ago, but my memory is hazy, so can anyone tell me again? :)

I already like the box and manual art. Pretty cool, and MechDeus, I know where your avatar came from :)

Thanks guys for any help :p

Good, good! I personally went the converter route and picked up a Wonder Adaptor from NCS for a measly $8. Works like a charm, too. No problems.

Yea, the packaging is certainly a personal favorite of mine. I always have it on display. Nice manual, too. Mmmm.

Oh yea. The game is pretty great, too.

Enjoy it when you find the means!

I use my son's Gameshark version 3.3. It works perfectly. Some of the earlier versions won't work like this though.

I got the Wonder Adaptor (that's the official spelling) for free when I picked up VPW 2. I really need to pick this bad-boy up. Played it at an import shop and loved it, can't seem to find a copy for a reasonable price though.

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I already like the box and manual art. Pretty cool, and MechDeus, I know where your avatar came from :)

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I love me my Saki. :D (The person, not the drink.) Check out my site at some point for some translations of the backstory (I really need to finish that someday).

Regarding the N64: I ripped mine open and removed the dust cover.

If you want to do it manually, all you have to do is order a special screwdriver (someone has the exact type, IGN has a do-it-yourself guide as well), the insides of the N64 are very simple. Otherwise, take others opinions on adapters.

4.5 MM gamebit screwdriver will open up the N64. from there, al you need to do is unscrew a couple things with a phillips head, and you're good to go.

Bah, a flat head screwdriver, a hammer, and a precise hand will get the mod job done for free. I have done it on my and several of my friend's N64s, its not difficult at all, and the important pieces that need to be chipped out are both above places that don't suffer any real damage from a minor whack with a screwdriver.

It sounds and looks extremely stupid (some of the looks I got when my friends walked in on me hammering the cartridge slot of my N64 with a flathead were classic) but as long as you don't mercilessly pummel the damn thing in there it should work flawlessly. I bet my N64 on it. :D

Of course $8 really isn't very much money at all. :p

Well, I guess I will just order converter then :) Hopefully it will come soon, since I really want to play now, after all the trouble getting it and all :)

Hey, after you play and get your first scores, stop over at the Guinness Book of Records forum and post em in the Topic I made! It would be reall nice if everyone could post their scores and we could get something going. I love this game so much, and would like to help and see how others are doing on it.

Valgar: I tend to forget about such things. Now that my TV is next to my puter, expect more high scores to come from me since I no longer have to go running around the house if I want to post a score.