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Now you understand why earlier I said "aren't you glad you started this thread?" People on this forum being unable to stay focused on the topic at hand is a recurring problem. You never really get used to it -- instead, you learn to filter out all the unrelated/irrelevant tripe, while fac...

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I think that off-topic discussion is good. You shouldn't need to start a new thread for everything.

Oops, I wrote Members instead of Memblers. Oh well, it still makes sense and I've fixed it now. Autocorrect did it, I think.

Well, does anyone have a specialist subject they would like to write about? I thought I could also take content from the web, with permission.

This went from a technical question about NES/Famicom detection to a debate/discussion about emphasis bits.

Memblers, can you have a look at this please? The topics (and probably the design will change though.

OK, I made a front cover. Attached as a PDF file. Also, I have renamed the topic. I used https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/ ... -cartridge

Should it be a white theme (this logo) or black theme (this logo)?

Ok, so just with placeholder topics for now?

What topics would people like to see?

The ironic thing is you live in a PAL region but you still don't seem to like PAL console owners.

By the way, I don't own a console.

That's just as valid a viewpoint, and i get the wink. But in practice, it is only sustainable for a small group of very serious NES collectors (with deep enough pockets) out of the broader pool of PAL NES gamers to maintain that ideal. Exactly. No one would buy an NTSC console and maybe compatible ...

But you'd never see that on a commercial game in the 1980s . Probably because Nintendo wouldn't have liked it, but also because people would had no idea what it meant. Maybe you could detect these settings with help from the user?

tokumaru wrote:literally already asked this in the past

Literally

tokumaru wrote:Does anyone have any ideas of other platforms that are relevant enough to be interesting to see emulated?