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I think you must find out the mapper your flashcard uses and its datasheet or programmer's reference - the "menu" is nothing more than a homebrew which allows you to select the bank, typically by attempting to write a certain area of ROM, and jump to it or reboot the console to start the program it ...

calima wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 29, 2020 12:20 am

Usually such carts are made by sacrificing an existing game in a satanic ritual. That's how you got to play with a real SA-1, MMC5, MMC3 or MMC1 before anybody had repro chips.

Yes, for example doing this. More details here.

I see.

If the tandem SuperFX + MSU-1 works simultaneously in both the old and modern FPGA versions, it is feasible that the same development applies to both versions.

93143 wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 25, 2020 2:26 pm

IIRC the current version uses a new FPGA that's capable of running the SA-1 and MSU1 simultaneously. The original couldn't do that.

And it also allows the SuperFX chip (GSU-1 / GSU-2) to be used simultaneously together with the MSU-1? Because if so, it does represent a substantial improvement.

I've seen the video of the engine progress in JAVA and it's pretty cool. Hopefully we can see a similar result working on SNES. Do you expect to support the original SD2SNES, the one I have? As far as I know there are no significant differences between the two models . Where it seems that there is s...

I have been able to try the game a little and the design of the different zones catches my attention and I liked the concept of the game a lot. This type of game reminds me of others like STREEMERZ (saving the distances).

Watching the videos of the NES version you can see the great work that is being done with this game. Are there any plans to release a DEMO version or will the final version of the game be taken directly?

I was testing the game. Both the latest version that has been published in this thread and the version that was published long ago in this same forum. Just say that I love the concept of the game as well as the design of the levels. Is there a plan to include more levels to the game?

I have been testing the game. NEW Super Mario Land (NEW スーパーマリオラ) (SNES Homebrew) The truth is that graphically looks great. In addition, the adaptation of the music from the original GB game to SNES also seems very correct. As you said the controls could be improved in some aspects. For example, in...

I have been testing the game. The maximum number of casualties I have achieved is 10.

Hello Kitty: ハローキティ香港のショッピングセンターに対するテロ攻撃

The theme of the thread is very interesting. I have seen the list of games that you have tried in the first post of the thread. Have you thought about trying a NES licensed game that could be controlled using the SNES mouse? I think for example: "Maniac Mansion".

Ryoga, I'm glad you think so! This is my attempt at something like a Blue Shadow, another Natsume game (Shadow of the Ninja in the US), and one I absolutely adore! I should be releasing a ROM next week. Blue Shadow is also one of my favorite Natsume games. I hope that soon you can release your game...

What version of the FCEUX emulator have you used to test both "Action 53 volume 4" and "Wolfing"?

this?: newer FCEUX build from AppVeyor

Awesome game. How many levels / dreams do you have? 4?

The game looks great. In its way it reminds me of the game "Chōjin Sentai Jetman" developed by Natsume. Not in the sprites of the characters and enemies but in the style of the game. I hope that soon the ROM of the game is published to be able to play it.