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Still wait our decapper man, sorry. Anyway he promise will work on this project

Aidan Lawrence developed portable VGM -players based on Yamaha FM-chips. PCB and Firmware are opensource, but you can buy already assembled devices. Mega Blaster (YM2612 + SN76489) Sega Genesis/Megadrive: Project Homepage Github Source Video Mega Midi (YM2612 + SN76489) Sega Genesis/MD Hardware MID...

"How much is 8-bit?" the movie:
https://youtu.be/moCpLJjAPNI

puNES 0.104 is out: - Fixed graphical problem with xBRZ filter. - Fixed mappers 50, 90, 156, 178, UNL-KOF97, UNL-VRC7, MMC3 KT-008 PCB. - Fixed possible issue with High DPI monitor. - The shortcuts were not applied and saved correctly. Fixed. - For the general UxROM mapper use a full 8-bit bank sele...

puNES 0.103 is out: Changelog: 0.103 - Added support for the UNIF mapper UNIF DREAMTECH01. - Fixed mapper MMC5 and 213. - Added support for NSFe format. - Added OpenBSD support. - Added support for IPS, BPS and XDELTA patches. It's possible to patch the ROM through 3 ways: 1) rename the patch with t...

So, i guess this title will confusing other emu developers

FCAV test record is here Eliminator Boat Duel is buzzing $C000 is buzzing $8000 is silent (sometimes after restart it have graphical garbage) Nintendulator, nestopia, fceux, and even old nnnesterj and virtuanes pass this test same way as hardware, but rocknes have silence on both (but buzzing on boa...

The game enables the DMC channel without ever writing to $4012/$4013 to initialize those registers. Then it keeps writing to $4015 (once per frame) with the DMC enabled flag set. If I initialize those values with $C000 and 1 (which are their minimum respective values normally), a buzzing sound can ...

Hi nesdev. "Eliminator Boat Duel (USA).nes" must have buzz sound on power-on, you can hear it on some emulators (nintendulator, nestopia, fceux, rocknes for example) I remember it was present on real hardware but need to re-test it again on famicom some day. Strange, but most of top-accurate NES emu...

True PAL Famiclones (with official PAL NES timings) exists, but they're very rare . I know only one , it have: UMC UA6540 (CPU) UMC UA6541 (PPU) PAL famiclones with dendy-like timings were more widespread 6527P+6538, TA-03NP1+TA-02NP, T1818P, UM6561(AF,BF,CF,F)-2 as well, as NTSC-famiclones 6527+65...

Yes, "Hybrid" mode is correct technically-speaking, but "Dendy" mode is most common name for this timing, it happens by historical reasons. Most emulators marks it as dendy (including CPU/PPU variables names in source codes, etc). Is it good or bad?... doesn't really matter for now. Too late to chan...

Maybe better to rename "Hybrid" to "Dendy" mode?
to match same naming with another emulators (mesen, punes, fceux, bizhawk, nestopia, nintaco)
Only nintendulator name this timing as "Hybrid".
P.S:
first string of "readme.txt" is still "Nintendulator 0.970" in lastest stable 0.980 release.

We, 22ND Century
Techno-opera: English version
(Vocals on Russian language)

Part 1: Years will pass (Len)
Part 2: You Dreamt (Ariel)
Part 3: Air of Dreams (Ariel)
Part 4: You're alone in the World (Len)

I really think part 3 and part 4 are very catchy

I have original PAL NES, but still waiting 72 to 60 pin converter from ebay.