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Nintendulator's supported it since December 2011, mainly for the purpose of playing the game "Thwaite".

So, I just found another problem: when you turn on the PPU, it's configuring the Sprites and Background to load from the same pattern table (i.e. it's writing $80 to $2000), which means no IRQs get generated if the emulator is doing "accurate" MMC3 emulation (see wiki for more info). Once I patched ...

It looks like by default 8bitworkshop compiler puts startup code at $C000, which with MMC3 might be swapped with bank at $8000 http://wiki.nesdev.com/w/index.php/MMC3#PRG_Banks https://forums.nesdev.com/viewtopic.php?p=121187#p121187 To clarify, the MMC3's only guaranteed "fixed bank" is at $E000-$...

Ever since the forum upgrade, it seems like spambots have been much more prevalent - did we lose (some of) our anti-spam measures in the process?

I'm not sure I see the problem - yes, it only displays 14 lines at once, but there's still a scrollbar at the right so you can see the rest of it (and there's a "SELECT ALL" so you can easily copy/paste it into your favourite editor). Honestly, I prefer it this way, because it means that when people...

If you're using NROM, then you've got CHR ROM, which means the only way to animate background tiles is to periodically update the nametables with new tile numbers in all of the places where you want animations to occur. Given that VRAM I/O bandwidth is rather limited (and can only be done during a r...

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Wed Dec 25, 2019 3:31 am

make platform=PS3?

set cell-sdk(PS3SDK)

but compile error

If you scroll down far enough, you'll see that the platform value it's looking for is "ps3" in lowercase; additionally, the "CELL_SDK" variable name must be uppercase.

No - the "~~" and "OK" (and even the "*" cursor) are all background tiles.

I bought one while I was vacationing in Porto Alegre, Brazil. I dumped it with a Tototek dumper and then used NSRT to resize it. It has copy protection on it. I believe Quietust or somebody cracked them for me back in the day. They should be on No-Intro somewhere. Pretty sure it wasn't me - I've on...

Edit: In the early 2000s, a Chinese NES emulator named SMYNES entered the scene, and in addition to normal .NES-format files, it also supported encrypted game files, used for then-new dumps of Chinese games. Its author used that encryption as a means to get Chinese users to pay for the emulator. Th...

If you want the page's content to be more narrow, there's nothing stopping you from resizing your browser window to make it more narrow. My complaint is that I want the content to be wider, but resizing my browser window to make it wider has no effect.

What would be the downside to simply banning that IP address and blocking all modify access to the wiki until its configuration can be fixed?

The dark prosilver theme quite frankly isn't bad, it's kinda cool actually. I'd settle for it. It's not too bad, though I do find it rather annoying that it imposes a maximum page width of 1200 pixels - when I maximize my web browser, I expect pages to use the ENTIRE width of the screen, dammit!

I have a feeling that there might be a language barrier here, and some machine translator is distorting not only the original question but our replies as well. Is English your native language?

branching is signed. branching is relative to the current PC (program count) 01 branch +1 00 branch zero ff branch -1 fe branch -2 fd branch -3 fc branch -4 fb branch -5 Thanks. Given this sequence of bytes: A2 FF 9A AD 02 20 10 FB AD 02 20 10, when it finds the first 10, in my program, it will ste...