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See the quoted section from Bregalad? Both parts of his statement are completely false. That is the objection. For someone who hates profit makers as much as him he sure is ignorant about the cost of reproductions.

Operating the site will be negligible per cart. The labor is already included in the 15 minutes of time. Handling repairs is also almost nothing per cart. Even if those were significant they would also apply to gamereproductions.com who has similar costs and profits. They both make a profit and both...

NESreproductons makes no profit, and clearly states the cartridges as fake, as opposed to gamereproductions. That is a huge difference to me. You can't be that stupid about repros, are you? nesreproductions.com charges $25 per repro, and the buyer has to supply the donor cart. His cost is 1 or 2 RO...

the mappers at http://www.retrousb.com/downloads/POWERPAK134105.zip are a binary match to those at http://home.comcast.net/~olimar/NES/powerpak_loopy.zip

m.map and nsf.nes are exactly the same

Or you get one board, put sockets on it, and have it handle everything - http://www.retrousb.com/product_info.ph ... ucts_id=43

Label is much more important. PAL Stadium Events isn't worth nearly as much as NTSC Stadium Events.

Looking at past threads I found that at least one version of NESASM failed to report branches out of range Fixed many years ago, possibly a decade. v2.51 correctly reports the error and it is at least 5 years old. People using ancient versions instead of new ones is a reflection on the people not t...

Memblers wrote:And the NESASM v3.0 is just an EXE, no docs or source, so whoever would want to fix any remaining issues/bugs will have to start back at v2.x.

Source has been at http://nespowerpak.com/nesasm/nesasmsrc.zip for at least 1.5 years. Others recompiled it for Mac etc.

There is no source release for either of those projects, so that's not much help. Theres no source for any major project, so that doesnt matter when picking an assembler. There is source for smaller complete projects like cyoa and ttxo. there are good accurate tutorials using NESASM. those tutorial...

bunnyboy also uses NESASM. Everyone craps on it but nobody knows why anymore. Almost all the problems were with much older versions that were fixed. Notice how this "corruption" problem isn't even mentioned: http://nesdev.com/bbs/viewtopic.php?t=3726 That doesn't mean you should choose it ...

Yes, have someone else solder it.

clueless wrote:I am after the same, but for MMC1.

usb copynes + powerpak lite, done

Dwedit wrote:Retrousb doesn't manufacture the adapters, they just sell them.

maybe you mean something else but that is like saying apple doesn't manufacture ipods. retrousb would at least have the experience/knowledge/resources to get them made and shipped to people.

on your back pict cut the left set of 2 pins that are connected together then solder wires to the unused pins on the front pict to the right of -1 on the board. u will have to use pinout to check which ones go where but thats all thats needed.

its the adapters fault look at the back pict. theres 2 sets of pins connected one set for audio (ok) and one set for grafix (BAD). stupid yobo wires all their crap wrong. bet 4 screen game like gauntlet doesnt work too.