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Nope, you're right, slowrom fix doesn't do anything.

I was using the European version of SSF2, and it works perfectly. Back to square one.

After a little investigation I've found that the sprite corruption in Super Street Fighter 2 can be fixed with the "slowrom fix" option that SNES Tool 1.2 has. Does anyone know how the "slowrom fix" actually works? My understanding is that FastROM games need at least 120ns ROM ac...

I'm curious what tools/libs/language you used, mind sharing?

I used eclipse + cdt + mingw.

Ok, this is interesting.... I tried flipping the adapter 180 degrees and... it works perfectly in the SFC now. Go figure. I'm totally stumped by this. I'm tempted to start cutting traces to the pins on the side connectors that most games don't ever use. Does someone have a list of the pins on the ou...

Without seeing the other side of the board, those traces don't appear to be connected to anything... is the photo you posted actually your unit, or is it just a photo you found online? Post some photos of your board, both sides. There might be something physically wrong with the board, and it *migh...

I prefer NES Rygar to the arcade version due to the fact that it's not linear and the music is better IMO.

When I say linear, I mean you get a connecting hub that gives you the illusion the game isn't linear.

I just got my hands on a SFC, and it seems to work fine with SFC carts without an adapter. However, if I try to use the Tototek extension adapter: http://www.tototek.com/store/bmz_cache/c/c9670bc826a42346df0c26268e6d2470.image.639x550.jpg Here's a video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iChgXLSeQLI S...

Scott Pilgrim (the game) was pretty much a modern clone of River City Ransom.

This game look OK, not really my style.

Drag wrote: To draw a non-interlaced picture (240p in other words), you have to either drop the half scanline, or extend it into a full scanline. In other words, always draw 262 or always draw 263 scanlines (again, the end (or beginning) of which is vblank).

So which method does the NES use?

Sorry to dig up old bones, but I had a discussion with a friend of mine about this. Does anyone know what part of the NTSC signal determines which "field" you draw? (most of you are calling it scanlines) I tried to find info about the NTSC spec about the field, but came up short. I was con...

Brazil uses 60Hz at 110-127V with some areas using 220-240V, and since you're in Rio de Janeiro you probably use 127V; not sure if you guys use step-up or step-down transformers for US electronics down there. Aren't like 95% of switching power supplies made these days able to handle everything from...

Wolfenstein 3D, Commander Keen, Monkey Island, The 7th Guest, Doom, King's Quest, Leisure Suit Larry and all the other Sierra games. When VGA games really started to take off in 1990 is when the PC started to take off.

I was an Amiga gamer after the NES, and finally got a PC when Pentiums came out.

nitro2k01 wrote:

WedNESday wrote:2) The NES CPU is basically a 6502, so there's a lot of skill overlap with the C64 scene.

What boards/sites have C64 dev? (like this one).

Anyone know if the Super Famicom uses the same motherboard as the SNES?
From the images I've seen they look identical.

I'm aware that the SNES went through revisions where they moved the sound module onto the motherboard at some point. So that is the only known factor I'm aware of.