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If you haven't run across my last few posts (scattered around the sections here), I've got a pretty large NES art project going on. I'm gathering information to make a(n as perfect as I can) mock-up of a virtual game as possible. Something that has eluded me through many, many Google dives is a high...

I've read around a bit, searched a lot, and I can't find a specified answer. Special Famicom musical chips' use on US NES toaster style. Only real hint was a post on here alluding to soldering some NES expansion port's pins together to allow the extra audio hardware to play. Also: If I got a Fami-Di...

Indeed about the MMC5. It'd be cool if I went into that much detail to
specify the mapper for the mock up, but that adds another layer of
explanation to the recipients of the project.

They aren't as big of NES's inner workings as fans of the games and system.

Thanks a lot folks. I really wish this information was going towards an actual game, oh well. I'm sure some of this type of information you learn as you go, but it'd be nice if some of the documents detailed these things a little more plainly. I mean, I must have read 10 or so descriptions of the PP...

I'm in the middle of developing NES mock up graphics for a musical project I'm nearly finished with. I'm trying to make the mock ups to be as accurate as possible (they're for the 'game's' manual and box). I've been reading all kinds of information to track down normalized standard specifications. I...