brizzo estimates it's about $400 USD per year.

As I understand it, iNES mappers should be equivalent to submapper 0 in NES 2.0. For mapper 16, submapper 0 indicates that an emulator should emulate both submappers 4 and 5 at the same time.

You idealize nature and animals while bizarrely ignoring the fact that animals kill each other and compete over limited resources like food, territory, and mates. Real animals suffer and die because of conflicts you think magically don't apply to you. You're not special and you don't live in a ...

Just to clarify, MMC3 is available, it's just more expensive. Homebrew Factory lists a price of 10.50 euros for its discrete mapper boards (UNROM-512 and BNROM) and 23.60 euros for the board that supports MMC3. It's more than twice as expensive, but you can get it. Note that Homebrew Factory also ...

The PowerPak is a flash cart, i.e. a hardware-based cartridge emulator. It's probably not emulating this mapper correctly.

There are simple batch files and shell scripts in the repo. You can see the small number of tools they need based on the commands they execute. Documentation would be better, but the requirements are fortunately not buried.

It takes effort to read and it takes effort to write. Just as it's harder to successfully express yourself in few words, it is harder to comprehend a point made in too many words. Bad formatting contributes by making it harder to keep one's place in the text or keep the information sorted in one's ...

You didn't actually answer the question. You were asked why consent matters for this thing and not all the other things you are forced to accept as a life form that was born into this world without any say in the matter. You want to blow things up and live an insecure life of violence and a core ...

Yeah, it's not a priority. Neither the WonderSwan nor GBA cores have an assembler right now, which I think is the only major feature they lack compared to other cores. It sounds to me like it's a lot of work (that also requires decisions about syntax, since both languages have multiple syntaxes ...

Dragon Warrior IV is actually only 512 KiB (see nescartdb ). Maybe you're using an overdump, an incorrectly-dumped ROM which includes more data than it should.

MMC1 by design has a limit of 256 KiB of PRG-ROM, but boards abused its CHR addressing pins to add more PRG-ROM and PRG-RAM. Two boards ...

I'd start by checking CPU /reset (pin 3). If CPU A0 and M2 are not oscillating, then the CPU may be held in reset (or maybe reset wasn't asserted at all, but I don't know how it behaves in that case). When the console turns on or reset is pressed, the reset signal should be asserted (low) and then ...

I believe this is working correctly. For attachments, not even staff can delete attachments through this interface in the user control panel, but the interface is very similar to the admin control panel, where we can delete attachments, so it may be reusing the admin view for users. Whatever the ...

Describing things in ways that ignore their meaning and utility doesn't expose their absurdity, because pretty much everything can be described in such ways, so this is little more than an empty rhetorical game. It can be amusing, but it's not an argument. Like, oh no, people are tapping on plastic ...

This mapper uses CIC reset to clear some of the mapper state. I still need to confirm this, but my working theory is that some NES-101 (toploader) consoles have CIC reset tied to 5v (as documented on the wiki, based on Redherring32's findings), which causes the mapper register to be constantly ...

This is not a political discussion website. This is a retro computing site that happens to have an off-topic discussion space. If people can't play nice in that space and their discussions are likely to make it harder for them to get along in the rest of the site that we're actually here for, that's ...