Well buhu, I hope it won't be the hassle some other oversea customers have had.
Good ol' time will show.
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Yep, and amusingly, it's still the same design I'm picking up on again (or will be anyways, after Garage Cart #2 is out the door). It's kinda sad but also funny looking at the PCB saying (C)2004 on it.Cheesemeister wrote:So is this statement from the front page still accurate?Memblers wrote:But that's probably more because I'm saving my NES monies up for my own hardware designs, I can use every dime that I've got.
Memblers wrote:An NES dev cartridge is in production by Membler Industries. More details to come.
Yeah, there definitely should be. But if the PowerPak is to be mentioned, I'd avoid describing it as a dev cart because purely from a devcart point of view, I believe it has some shortcomings. Though it's a step up from the Willem burner that many people use, particularly in the ease-of-use department.Should there also be links to RetroZone?
Yeah, the lack of permanent connectivity to your PC is pretty lacking from a devcart point of view. On the other hand, I think that combining it with your joypad serial cable and a modified boot ROM would eliminate those shortcomings. And I guess using a USB copyNES would do the same, even if its a little more pricey.Yeah, there definitely should be. But if the PowerPak is to be mentioned, I'd avoid describing it as a dev cart because purely from a devcart point of view, I believe it has some shortcomings. Though it's a step up from the Willem burner that many people use, particularly in the ease-of-use department.
Myself, I've been too lazy to try out either yet... I guess I will look into it if I ever get into the process of designing my own mapper hardware. :)