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I've been considering buying the Dance Aerobics game. It just seems like the sillyest game of all time. And I do have the Powerpad. Who needs DDR when you got Dance Aerobics, right? DDR lets you add your own songs, at least in the PC version . Imagine balloon fever . wasn't there someone that was d...

nice. thanks for the answear. and trying to make an own mappet (and possibly try to implement some mmc mapper too) is what my goal in the end would be, so it would be nice to see those files :) another question.. what is the pros and cons with Verilog vs. VHDL? after looking on the little guides on ...

hi I've been reading about fpga/cpld now on this and other dev. sites and feel it would be intresting to experiment a little with them myself.. any suggestions of what could be good to get to start of? what my goal is to learn how to program them and use them together with hardware.. I bet there are...

tepples wrote:

• 6502 tutorial
• NES Basics (covers iNES format, tones on channel 1, and controller reading)
• NES PPU Basics (palette, pattern tables, nametables)
• Basic Mappers (CNROM, UNROM)

maybe exchange iNES with UNIF or add it to NES Basic?

you type it in a dos-prompt.. to open one in windows click on "start" and then "run" then type in cmd (in win2k or newer) or command (in all win9x) then type in cd (path to your folder containing your prg file) now you type in (were input_file.prg is your prg file): copy /b input...

abonetochew wrote: 1. Is there any kind of (cheap) programmable logic that loads its behavior from an external memory and has at least 119 I/O lines?

I found some on http://www.elfa.se/en/ search for FPGA.. but I don't know if I really could call them cheap.. depends on where you draw the line

my compaq laptop @ 166mhz with win98 runs nt2 perfectly
so it does work on some laptops..

Quietust wrote:

dXtr wrote:btw. would there be any problems using this in a PAL nes?

I don't see why not, though it would dump carts slightly more slowly (due to the fact that the PAL CPU only runs at 1.66MHz compared to the NTSC's 1.79MHz).

nice. was afraid there could be some timing-issues or something alike

btw. would there be any problems using this in a PAL nes?

ok.. as you might note I'm not an expert in hardware ^^
and those kind of thinks I proposed was more of a "fun thing to have" then something I can't live with out (all of those things can be done in emulators). so anyways, what about date when you think you can start selling, and price?

this is great news :D what will the price be? I must have one! ;) edit: about "host code (i.e. debug features, etc)." I'm not fully sure what is supported of it for now... but I would love things like: * breakpoints that can be triggerd from a computer * register viewer so you can watch (a...

Ok. found the rom.. it's named "Super Wild Card DX2 DOS V1.106 (BIOS)" (don't know if it's ok to link.. please tell me to remove it, if it's not ok) I put it together with some other backup units bios:es here: http://sofe04.byh.bth.se/joaf03/temp/BIOS_Backups.rar I will only have it there ...

Jagasian wrote:Is that the same as the DX2?

probably not.. but it's also made by FFE so there is a chans.. I might try it out tomorrow

I think I have a rom on my other harddrive named something with super wildcard.. goint to check that later havn't looked for the rom.. but I found this among my snes docs: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- |I have never used an actual Super MagiComm before,...

Yeah, but that is allot harder. It'd be much easier to just make use of the SF7's ability to load a ROM over the parallel port. All I need to be able to do is jump the the SF7's reset handler. Does anybody know where it is located? yeah maybe it is =/ I did however do something similar for the APU ...