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Very cool!

Super hazy memory this; but didn't someone work out how to combo dezeamon .srm saves a while back into functional stand alone roms using the snes dezeamon, I seem to remember them replacing the built in demo game or perhaps using the BS one..?

it's really incredibly cool of you to make this and provide it for free, I've just been getting back into nes music making and really looking forward to giving this a spin
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hi Joe - yep, it's a dev cart so I should think the different CIC positions are for testing in diff regions...

just wanted to say thanks for this awesome bit of kit - great fun

I've popped u a PM with a link \o_ had to upload it somewhere for you as it really isnt on the internet as far as i can tell.

would be great if you could do something interesting with the info

Hey, just spotted this on the forum! It's a awful long time ago and my memory isn't what it once was *grin* but I can pretty much assure you that the original maker of the FC2SMC tool was KAMI a well known at the time Japanese homebrewer in the snes scene :) iirc the lads in Anthrox took Kami's orig...

neil; ah ace *facepalm* it's already there hehe I think I'll do a little guide on how to roll your own fami-ntrq when I get a mo' once I've boshed out a tune on it *grin* \o_

aha :D SOLVED \o/ Jeroen is right (thanks man :D), what I did (sorry about the delay - been bloody swamped with work here) was check that I could save over the save ram with a game (in this case Sweet Home) once that had filled up the sram nicely - did a quick reset and told the game to erase all da...

Hola Neil, Yes proper odd this - It does give the logo each time it boots up, funny thing is that it saves/restores correctly via all the RPG's I tested it with after I had probs with getting it running - could it be that existing save data is making it misbehave? Unless I've missed a wire or someth...

Hi peeps, Just wondering if anyone can give me a bit of a hand - I've built a little NTRQ cart using the latest rom image (that uses PRG + CHR ram) on a Mario Open Golf Famicom (HVC-SNROM) cart... Cart is built on a SNROM (PRG + CHR-RAM MMC1 famicom cartridge) on bootup it looks like all is well and...