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I did actually. As the people on the irc channel know. I made a program with a moveable sprite. kinda confused on sound though :-/

.inesprg 1 .ineschr 0 .inesmir 1 .inesmap 0 .org $8000 .bank 0 reset: sei ; ignore IRQs cld ; disable decimal mode ldx #$40 stx $4017 ; disable APU frame IRQ ldx #$ff txs ; Set up stack inx ; now X = 0 stx $2000 ; disable NMI stx $2001 ; disable rendering stx $4010 ; disable DMC IRQs ; Optional (om...

sorry they took it down, put it up as soon as I have acces to the computer that has it stored.

You do make a good point. But does code really have to be "reliable" I realise better is well "better" but isn't the idea for someone just starting out to get the basic idea before going all "efficient" ?

if you want sample code: I just made a program that changes the backround to green! It's in the sticky *end self promotion*

Got of my lazy ass and started programming. 15-30 min later I had a program that could display green (had some problems) special thanks to the guy that made the init code on the wiki BOOdaw and Bunnyboy. code is here: http://rafb.net/p/J1kgB593.html edit: slightly more noob friendly code here: http:...

The only reason yobo is "crap" is the fact that it had to be cheap. It isn't that bad, but they didn't have the money to fully replicate (they didn't need to) It has nothing to do with famciom>nes.

you'd probably be best of using strip board.

You could solder the connections to pins that can plug into a eeprom reader/writer. Little work infact.

If you really wanted you could desolder it and solder two wires for the reset. But it's just inpractical.

Thought up a way for a shooter. Top view like pokemon kinda then kinda random you could have "shoot-outs" pop up. Then you just have to shoot the enemy's before they shoot you (they pop up randomly to)

No s-ram makes it crash sooner I believe. (looks at kevtris fpga console progress page)

I believe it has been for awhile.

Simply put, why waste sealed because extra data called "Garbage"? If the games work fine? Now you see why I lost interest in posting here. I agree. It's not like the game wil behave differently because of this "garbage" I mean the games were designed to work with garbage around ...

Mmmmmm maybe someone should open theirs (with the faults after resistor fix) and put something like 150ohms pots in instead. Then turn them all the way. then gradually trim them down till all glitches are gone?