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That's great! Thanks for sharing. One thing that I noticed is that it doesn't close the CHR ROM data when you open another ROM. It seems to append the new data with the older one. Is it my browser or is it a bug? Some nice features to add, in my opinion, would be ROM splitting and header add / edit,...

Thanks!
You're great!!

These videos are a great to find unknow/forgotten games!! Any idea if there are these kind of videos for other systems like the Atari 2600 and PC Engine? I'm specially searching for an Atari 2600 game wich one or 2 guys were going down with ropes killing enemies, just like on the NES Battletoads 2nd...

Sorry for the necrobump, but could you please fix the missing images, Farid?
Thanks in advance.

This seems to be a misconfiguration on the server side that is happening since September 2019.
Isn't this site the same as SNESMusic.org?
Searching on the WayBack Machine before sep/2019 throws me to SNESMusic.org.

I use fslint on my Ubuntu machine for quite some time with excellent results.
For Windows, I remember that there was a tool that did some thing similar, I think it was on Win98 (the last windows I used at home) installation CD.
Hope this helps.

That would be a nice proof of concept of an impossible thing to do back on the old days.
I also think that working with the limitations of a console is a great achievement.
Would the use of extra circuitry not available on the console's hayday be considered "cheating"?

Maybe if it was possible to swap some chunks of data to the CHR ROM/RAM from an SD card, some interesting animations could be created.
I'm probaly wrong, but I think the mapper would not be of much relevance in this case.

muylujonet wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 16, 2020 12:14 am

How do I install the Homebrew Channel?

It's been a long time since I did this...
There are detailed instructions here.
I really wish you're not a spambot!!

Well, just a few years ago I was able to forget my "heartache" about SMS and found how cool it is (was?). I just feel I really lost a big amount of fun time discussing which was better instead actually playing the games. The fact is all consoles have its pros and cons. Back in the old days, when the...

If you wasnt to fix single cartidge, probably the fastest and cheapest idea is: 1) Cut a line using sharp knife through the pads you want to modify (probably all pads if you are lazy) https://obrazki.elektroda.pl/5354168900_1543009809_thumb.jpg 2) Solder 100R 0603 resistors for all lines (except GN...

This seems awesome!
Congratulations!!
Thanks for sharing.
Could you please make a UNROM version?

lidnariq wrote: ↑

Sun Dec 01, 2019 2:44 pm

But I don't see how this would change things usefully in this specific context.

Neither I do.
The PPU's seem to have not being touched.
I got some pictures to try to explain better: Hope this helps to properly understand what's up.

l_oliveira's advice was for modifying a Famiclone with a switchable PAL/NTSC PPU, not a SNES... Yes, in part of that thread it was, but that was so "dynamic" that we ended talking about SNES, MegaDrive, N64 and even PS1 transcodification. If I remember correctly you helped a lot too, with explanati...

How is the SNES syncing? It looks like you may need to adjust the cable to use Luma Sync. My bad! I forgot to say I was using composite video. In the transcodification, the main Crystal was changed for a 21.15366 one and this circuit was added to the BA6592F: 1K 2K2 GND <--/\/\/---+----\/\/\---> Li...