nesdev.org

Here is the best cdl I can get. No other files included this time.

At the turn of the millennium, I remember reading an "official" Nintendo PDF that explained how to convert NES games to GBC games, keeping some of the limitations in mind. So, search for that. However with Google, just as with people, your queries will need to be more specific than they a...

Can you be specific about what sort of "documentation" you're looking for? The NES and GBC are similar in power but otherwise very different systems. Rewriting a game for the GBC basically constitutes...rewriting the game. Okay so if I understand correctly it there isn't any special trick...

I'm interested in console and hardware dumps like bios and unique games or software. My interest is mainly NES, Super NES, Game Boy, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance, CD-i, Nintendo 64, Playstation, Sega Genesis. As well as adapters, disk drives, modems, "online" games, upgrades for those ...

I'm just wondering if there is any documentation on rewriting games for the Nintendo Entertainment System to the Game Boy Color. I got time and I fan game I want to work on that I would like the better hardware of the Game Boy Color to work with, but I would like to keep a similar game play to the o...

The one sort of confident disassember I found recommended using No Cash's debugger for any serious work. So yeah, that kind of says something.

I guess this is kind of a stupid question, but I want to make sure I'm doing it right. The main questions I have are: what are the tools required, what processes are required to get the best results, and is there anything else besides those two things I need to know.

The reason why I want to do this is so I can emulate it on a DS or GBA. I think it would be a lot easier to just implement an on-screen keyboard on the DS' emulator itself, rather than try to hack it into the game. True, but this version could also be used on a real NES/Famicom without a keyboard, ...

I know that normally when someone uses family basic without a keyboard it will just display an error. But if I either moded family basic's code (that I got from a disassembly thanks to freem) or made a program in family basic; would it be possible/probable to make an on screen keyboard that uses the...

freem wrote:I'm fine with that, as long as it's not being sold.

But you're ok if I put it online for free right?

I've also been working on reverse engineering Family BASIC v3, though I still haven't finished it. Requires asm6f because of .ignorenl and .endinl directives; requires GNU Make because I switch between Windows and Linux computers too much. (Original file "Family BASIC v3.nes" not included...

I'm looking to buy on of these, and I was wondering where can I get the software for it. Also what is the difference between this and Supercard Mini SD? Can I use the R4 for the PassMe? And what else do I need to know about this?

I found this thing for the Game Boy Color. http://www.zophar.net/consoles/gameboy/nes/fc-emulator-for-gameboy.html It is extremely slow even on an emulator, and cuts off part of the screen. My guess is that this would be a normal thing for a nes emulators on a gbc. I also managed to find this... ht...

I found this thing for the Game Boy Color.

http://www.zophar.net/consoles/gameboy/ ... meboy.html

It is extremely slow even on an emulator, and cuts off part of the screen. My guess is that this would be a normal thing for a nes emulators on a gbc.

Dwedit wrote:Disks have all their content sitting in 40K of RAM, and you need to load things in and out of RAM. Cartridges have bankswitching instead.

That's the basic explanation than?