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Excellent work, thanks, it seems to be working, control is a little sketchy but i think that's likely to be the actual glove rather than anything else, i'm going to try it on a smaller TV later and see if that helps. Also took a look at Bad Street Brawlers and you're right, it seems to work fine so ...

ok that's brilliant, thanks for your time, hope to hear from you soon

i've not picked it up off my friend yet but i could easily do so as early as tomorrow, he has the NES everdrive (i think its called the N8 or something like that?)

Ok well it sounds like that confirms the nature of the problem so altering the rom is probably the way to go? So where do we go from here?

1. As tokumaru was saying, it can't be automated, but it's not difficult for someone who knows what to do. It might require a few tries to hunt down all the input code. If you get yourself a flash cart I'd be willing to give it a try for you, and others here might be willing if I were unavailable b...

Ah ok I see thanks for the clear explanation, so realistically how likely is it that someone on here will be willing and able to attempt to do this? also as another option how possible would it be to take a famicom extension cord and wire it into the player one control input to allow the glove to pl...

Wow, you've been busy while i've been asleep :lol: Or... no. There was never a Japanese Bad Street Brawler. There was a Power Glove release, but no games? Hrm. I don't have any reference to go by, then. Do you have any way of testing the pinout of the Power Glove adapter you have? A multimeter maybe...

Patching the ROM would probably be very easy for a lot of people here, I'm sure somebody could help you with that. The harder part is getting the ROM on the cartridge. If you've got something like an Everdrive or PowerPak it's really simple, otherwise you'd need to burn an EPROM and solder it into ...

The Famicom gets two different signals for the two wired controllers, and the expansion port, so the game software explicitly has to support the expansion port for something plugged into it to work. Many US-market NES games do not support the Famicom expansion port. Either you can patch the ROM you...

Hi all, this is probably a stupid question but i've come up against a brick wall and am looking for advice, you guys look like the right place to turn for NES related issues so here it am, lets see if anyone can help. So i'm in the UK and wanted a Powerglove, obviously PAL units are the most expensi...