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Yes, of course, anything divided by 1024 = next highest on the byte scale & vice versa.

Anyways, if someone took the time to desolder the 10NES & the ROM seems to have garbage data then maybe someone gave a retard a programmer & soldering iron for christmas...

This is a genuine cartridge release to coincide with the launch of the AV Famicom in 1993. It's more or less a translation of Zelda back to Japanese. Ah yes, now I remember watching the AV Famicom commercial on gameads.gamepressure.com, Zelda was one of the characters that jumped into the unit! Any...

I was unaware they made cart binaries of this game. (or is it a hack?)

EDIT: If I recall correctly, on the FDS version there's a loading screen when entering dungeons. Maybe an unfinished hack?)

This is my NTSC Genesis displayed on my HDTV.. (which has an NTSC decoder for obvious reasons) http://blackevilweredragon.spymac.com/sell/nes/games/1mario.jpg http://blackevilweredragon.spymac.com/sell/nes/games/1zeldaii.jpg http://blackevilweredragon.spymac.com/sell/nes/games/1tinytoons.jpg http:/...

Yellow = #$FFFF00. I use it on my amazingly unfinished website (http://mtac.profusehost.net/).

I've only used my Game Genie once (damned Zelda II exp system started to really piss me off so I did the 256 exp code to level me to 8-8-8 ), & of that one time, I noticed about 2/3sec of a solid color. I figured it was just a long init time, but come to think of it, it did seem the same color a...

lol, "it was flashing"! Sorry, couldn't help it!

wouln't that be a little too...easy? All you'd do would be soldering a few connections...

If you want to do something REALLY interesting, make a portable out of it. The Benheck.com forums has plenty of info on doing so.

I usually just tear off what I can & then use water (& maybe soap) to scrape the rest off...then again I've only done that to give a bare PCB I found at a garage sale a home...(they where given to me for free, & one of them was Mario Kart!)

It's more of a desolder, pull, & solder to ground than a snip. Also it's pin 4.

You mean that little "doo daa dop" jingle?

Recently I've been thinking about the music/sfx drivers. For music, I was thinking I'd just have something like the even byte being the low register address byte, the odd byte being the value to be put into it, & the next even bit being checked for null, else the process continues. What would yo...

I know the question is *really* unimportant, but has anyone thought of a good extension for the format yet? If so it'll be alot more easier to label this project.

This has to be the most accurate flash port I've ever seen!

Complete w/ easter egg?