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Notes: The ITEMxxxx.DAT files in the SEGMENT folder are the menu screens. I converted them to jpg using ffmpeg -i ITEM0001.DAT 01.jpg and so on, then typed up all of the names. Menu pages 16 to 30 contain repeats or slight spelling changes of the game names on pages 1 to 15 in a different order. I ...

Guys, Let me give answers to some of your questions. First of all, that was standard NES games collection. Those games were without any hack. There was no exclusive game, all are available now in fresh nes format. It's right that it was programmed in non NES way. But all of those games has pure NES ...

I think if someone can program an appropriate BIOS, then those roms can execute in emulators we use.

zzo38 wrote:I still think figuring out the file format they use and the details to execute it would be of interest.

If you want to see one of those roms, let me know. I can give you

The thing is, every single game is now available on the net. But some games on that collection had their name changed. So it's hard to find those games, at least for me. Also I don't have the full list of those games. Found about half of the list here . So can't remember all of those games of that C...

It looks like you can take the two-byte (big-endian) value at offset 6 and add $61C0 to get the offset where the ROM starts, but there's no clear indication of ROM size, mirroring, or mapper. On top of that, some of these ROMs have been hacked specifically for the emulator. There wasn't anything pa...

Hey folks, I'm trying to run these games for a long time. Searching over the internet since a few years. There isn't a single clue if anyone was able to rune these games. It's a CD as like as video cd structure (with CDI, EXT, MPEGAV, SEGMENT, VCD folders ) with an extra NEWROM folder. The NEWROM fo...