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When I went netbook shopping I opted for the Gateway Netbook with a 1.2 Ghz Athlon 64. It runs windows 7 just fine and it does Snes emulators just fine. Although I sometime can tell it's single core, it performs as if it were a 2ghz machine at least. I'm well pleased with it. I've seen a few Atom ba...

I like. I'd get a blank one and make my own sound module. One that does Powerpak sound and sound from famicom carts.

There's the retrode. www.retrode.org
Not NES but it proves it can be done.

Actraiser, especially the end credits. Super Castlevania IV. I could probably think of a few others but it's been a while

I think it's backwards because the diagram I posted is looking at it from the end of the connector on the controller wire whereas your diagram is looking at it from the connector on the device.

So the pinout I posted was correct? Just wondering because if I get one I'll have to adapt it as well.

I wouldn't assume that the clone CPU and PPU would have the same pinouts as the real thing.

I found this:
http://davr.org/snes/joystick.txt

It has the pinouts for a 9 pin NES port.

I don't know if this is the right 9 pin port or not for you. I think the first thing I'd try to do is adapt it to the Super NES port. Much easier since you know the pinouts.

something like this perhaps, only made to fit the fds

http://usbflashstore.com/smarsecdigfl.html

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbCa5FdP ... re=related


It looks like it makes a much better Super NES than an NES

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Bah, humbug!

I assumed "general" meant anything.

Merry Christmas

By riser card I assume you mean this:

http://www.jandar.net/famiconv/


If so, I found this:

http://www.videogameall.com/nes-accesso ... apter.html

It has a plastic case. Might hold up better when you sneeze on it

FWIW I'm also interested in this cart. It will support add on chips. That's really cool.