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Wed Mar 11, 2020 12:34 pm

Finally, after one and a half years, i am proud to present my new song.

I quite like it, though the instruments let down what could otherwise be a heavy-hitting club tune. As a whole, it's pretty nice as like a title screen or menu music.

Seems to work fine in stock Wine with mono, though it doesn't seem to use the standard widget toolkit, or whatever they are in Windows, as it doesn't match Wine's dark theme at all. Otherwise, this is neat. Do you plan on supporting more than Mode 1? My current workflow of LibreSprite and Superfamic...

While I can get the server + frontend built and running, Firefox and Chrome both throw websocket errors, so I suppose I'll just stick with using USB2SNES on a Windows VM for now. I do run an Apache server, though I woulln't think that would stop it from working.

I finally got my hands on an SD2SNES a couple months back, and have been enjoying the hell out of it. While it isn't official yet, RedGuyy has posted some neat Windows app that will let you do all sorts of neat things, but for my interests, being able to upload a ROM and boot it from the PC over USB...

A friend and I were brainstorming some ideas for building a version of the INL/Kazoo that would simply plug into the console like a regular cartridge, the USB interface simply a port on top or wherever it would fit. The issue of course would be the need for a custom PCB to actually construct the dev...

Fascinating. Would SRAM be usable in this case, or would that inherently need an address decoder to properly map it for the CPU? (I only ask because neither of the linked PCB info featured anything with battery-backed SRAM)

Here's an odd question that I couldn't solve through searching.

My understanding is that the Super NES does not have its own memory map, and needs to communicate with an Adress Decoder (Mapper). Is this true? If not, what does the SNES memory map look like without a cart-based Lo/Hi/* ROM mappers?

Sorry, completely forgot about this... And I haven't been making repos as much as I used to. It's kind of expensive after getting the boards, cases, labels and boxes. Anyways, it was fairly straight forward for me. I re-flashed my INL board using the included firmware for the software. When putting...

Just got an official adapter. Thanks for the replies. Looks like RGB and this power supply should work fine.

Now a follow-up reply regarding SCART: European SCART uses a different pinout than Japan SCART. Attached is the diagram. Europe tends to use PAL, while Japan uses NTSC. In summary: do not try to use a European SCART cable on Japanese equipment, or vice-versa. The SCART cable is NTSC, I own an NTSC-...

I just snagged a SFC on eBay, and am wondering about what adapter to use for powering it as from what I gather, not only does the US one not fit; it would crisp it. I have read around the net that Model 1 Genesis adapters work for it, is this the case? I want to make this my primary SNES, so frying ...

I've successfully flashed a copy of Dragon Quest I & Ii and Earthbound using this software. It was fairly easy to do. With that being said, it'd be nice if Paul would just implement better software support himself. If you don't mind me asking, how did you go about writing these games? The software ...

As tepples said, for you and your team, a GDD (Game Design Document) is a must-have for keeping your project organized and focused. I not only outline the narrative and aesthetic bits of the game, I also make a large table of "events", basically a written version of If/Then statements in the game; I...

Trying this now. Will report result with screens.
Haven't played this game in years.

Well, I seem to be having an issue with the flasher. Upon selecting a ROM, and clicking "Write to Kazoo", the program will automatically get the "Not Responding" look, and a "Not working" box which will of course close the program. Attempting to erase the cart gives me this: [WriteHeaderToKazzo=>Wri...