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I finally scored a GB micro so is this the best cart for it? EXSEK EZFlash IV EZ4 Cartridge flash cart for gameboy advance GBA SP https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01ALF0BKM/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_vNhWzbB3TTJ0E I seem to recall that it was mentioned in the thread before but I just want to make sure before I pull the trigger.
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MarcusSA posted:I finally scored a GB micro so is this the best cart for it? I forgot the discussion on this one, I don't remember if it was a rebadge or a clone, but the EZFlash IV is definitely what you want if you want the cart to be flush. The GBA Everdrive is larger and would stick out.
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Sep 19, 2017 03:05
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8-bit Miniboss posted:I forgot the discussion on this one, I don't remember if it was a rebadge or a clone, but the EZFlash IV is definitely what you want if you want the cart to be flush. The GBA Everdrive is larger and would stick out. Functionality should be the same shouldn't it?
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Sep 19, 2017 03:12
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MarcusSA posted:Functionality should be the same shouldn't it? You don't need to prepatch games on the Everdrive, it's drag and drop. Also quicker ROM loading times.
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Sep 19, 2017 03:15
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8-bit Miniboss posted:You don't need to prepatch games on the Everdrive, it's drag and drop. Also quicker ROM loading times. Oh hmm I'll definitely have to get the Everdrive then.
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Sep 19, 2017 03:18
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Keep in mind that it's going to stick out a lot, since it uses the same kind of case as things like Boktai or Warioware Twisted did.
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Sep 19, 2017 04:02
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Elliotw2 posted:Keep in mind that it's going to stick out a lot, since it uses the same kind of case as things like Boktai or Warioware Twisted did. Yeah I read that. That's ok though it's worth it not to have to deal with the hassle of the IV.
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Sep 19, 2017 04:25
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univbee posted:Your friend needs to Kickstarter this thing. He's done a few other projects, like this adapter for plugging Famicom peripherals into an NES, but no Kickstarters yet. https://m.imgur.com/a/DMf0T
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Sep 19, 2017 05:07
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Kid Fenris posted:He's done a few other projects, like this adapter for plugging Famicom peripherals into an NES, but no Kickstarters yet. This is incredible!
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Sep 19, 2017 12:50
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Kid Fenris posted:He's done a few other projects, like this adapter for plugging Famicom peripherals into an NES, but no Kickstarters yet. Well that's not where I expect those cables to have to go. Neat!
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Sep 19, 2017 16:51
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FF IX just came out on PS4, and TGS further announced a 4K remastered Dragon's Crown, as well as PSVR versions of Gungrave and Zone of the Enders. If PS3 doesn't declare itself retro soon it won't have any games left. 
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Sep 19, 2017 16:53
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Kid Fenris posted:He's done a few other projects, like this adapter for plugging Famicom peripherals into an NES, but no Kickstarters yet. Dr. Spitesworth posted:This is incredible! I hate to say it but there's already a board for sale called the ENIO EXP. It even has the resistor for Famicom expansion sound if you don't want to solder or permanently mod your NES. UnhandledException fucked around with this message at 03:33 on Sep 27, 2017 |
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Sep 19, 2017 16:59
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I thought you all would love this: http://www.pcgamer.com/zeldas-most-dedicated-fan-game-developers-built-an-engine-anyone-can-use/ Shadow Hog posted:According to dark10xl from Digital Foundry, CRT-Sharp is based on a Sony PVM, while CRT Soft is based on a Commodore 1084. Whether they're using stock shaders for the effect or not, however, I wouldn't know. I just wish other emulators would use whatever the hell he specifically used. It's the only time I ever liked a filter over the pixelated version!
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Sep 19, 2017 18:36
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OSSC orders are being shipped today. 
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Sep 19, 2017 18:45
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Uncle at Nintendo posted:I thought you all would love this: Thats awesome, I like that the engine is standalone so you can still use it with your own assets. Make a clone instead of a fan game so you don't have to take it down later.
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Uncle at Nintendo posted:I thought you all would love this: Well yeah, a lot of people just make a "CRT filter" based off vague memories of Grandma's old broken TV, so they look like total poo poo.
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Sep 19, 2017 19:57
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Lain Iwakura posted:OSSC orders are being shipped today. Is this the September batch or October? I'm part of the later batch.
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Sep 19, 2017 20:25
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Kid Fenris posted:He's done a few other projects, like this adapter for plugging Famicom peripherals into an NES, but no Kickstarters yet. Did those famicom peripherals use the expansion slot? I would figure they'd use a controller port and that plugging those wires into the expansion wouldn't necessarily work.
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The famicom didn't have controller ports. It's controllers were wired into the system
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Kelp Plankton posted:The famicom didn't have controller ports. It's controllers were wired into the system Ahhhh that's right. Now it all makes sense.
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Zaphod42 posted:Did those famicom peripherals use the expansion slot? The original Famicom didn't have controller ports since they were hard-wired controllers, they only had the one expansion port. So if you want to use external controllers, they had to slap on to that. And the NES's covered expansion port has all the same signal lines plus a few more, so you can adapt the Famicom expansion plug easily to match up to the proper pinouts.  
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EDIT Goddammit, I got fishmeched. There was a weird connector for a third controller, actually, on the front of the Famicom (on the side of Famicom AV)  That's where the Japanese Zapper and 4-player adapters plug into, and there were bunch of third party controllers including ones with Turbo which plugged into there. Like the 2nd-player Microphone and the extra sound passthrough in the cartridge slot, how this was pathed on the American NES is all hosed, hence why most/all of those require going through the unused expansion port on the bottom.
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Uncle at Nintendo posted:I thought you all would love this: Hah, thought that was going to be Zelda Classic. Had a lot of fun with that way back when.
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Rirse posted:Is this the September batch or October? I'm part of the later batch.
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Arc System Works have announced a compilation of the NES Kunio-kun games for Steam, Switch, PS4 and Xbone, coming out next year. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qN-nzpFo54g The collection will include 11 of the Famicom games and, as a bonus, four of the NES-era localizations, with online play support piled on top: quote:Downtown Nekketsu Koushinkyoku This could be pretty cool, depending on how well the netcode works.
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This got lost in the shuffle a little bit ago, asking again so I can either make this work or just dump the whole thing and free up some hard drive space - I'm having issues with FB Alpha, specifically that, even when it's set to look for roms in the directory I indicate (where all the files are) it still comes back and says "nah, nothing here." The romset I'm using and the release of the emulator match, version-wise. It also takes like five minutes for it to scan, so it's not just skipping town, it's clearly reading SOMETHING and finding it wanting. Has anyone else used this emulator before/seen anything like this? E: HOLY poo poo NEVER loving MIND so this thing has a checkbox for "show unavailable" like a lot of emulators do, totally reasonable. it also has a checkbox for "show available" which is unchecked by default gently caress me hexwren fucked around with this message at 09:10 on Sep 20, 2017 |
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Sep 20, 2017 09:04
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just use mame
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:just use mame I use mame for all the arcade stuff, I grabbed this for TG16 emulation, which I've never gotten to try before. Hell, I've never even been in the same room as one, apart from at retro game shops. It works now, though. What games should I be trying? I basically know nothing about the system other than the two pinball games. and bonk. but seriously, why would you code in a checkbox for "show available games" and not have it on by default?
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hexwren posted:but seriously, why would you code in a checkbox for "show available games" and not have it on by default? My only guess is that people setting it up for couch or cabinet use might grab full romsets by default (which is what I imagine everyone does), but would rather hand-pick what games appear in the menu so that they don't have to scroll past 18,000 mahjong games (or other games that their control schemes don't support).
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:
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Neddy Seagoon posted:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8720XS-pquc
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The Kins posted:Arc System Works have announced a compilation of the NES Kunio-kun games for Steam, Switch, PS4 and Xbone, coming out next year. A version of super dodge ball without flicker hopefully??
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Harlock posted:A version of super dodge ball without flicker hopefully?? It's just going to be a rom and a lovely emulator in a wrapper.
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Is this not the same collection available on the 3DS in Japan?
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Harlock posted:A version of super dodge ball without flicker hopefully?? There are Super Dodgeball games on PC-Engine and Neo*Geo, try those. hexwren posted:I use mame for all the arcade stuff, I grabbed this for TG16 emulation, which I've never gotten to try before. Hell, I've never even been in the same room as one, apart from at retro game shops. It works now, though. What games should I be trying? I basically know nothing about the system other than the two pinball games. and bonk. I would recommend BizHawk for console/computer emulation. All their cores are pretty accurate and it involves much less hassle to set up than RetroArch or FB Alpha. Its only issue is some input lag, since there's no true fullscreen mode. As far as PCE/TG16 games go, there are a ton of good ones. Especially if you like shmups. A bunch of good arcade ports: toaplan games, irem games, Raiden, etc. And some neat exclusives like: Coryoon Soldier Blade Sinistron Gate/Lords of Thunder Cyber Core Override Star Parodia Nonshmups: Legendary Axe Neutopia Dragon's Curse (best version of Wonderboy 3) Appare! Gateball (only croquet video game I know of) Bloody Wolf Several Bomberman games China Warrior Dungeon Explorer Dracula X, if you've not played it on PSP/VC, wherever else they ported it to. Tons more. Check out here (and here for CDs) as well as here to browse the library. Ignore PCESB's reviews on games, they are wrong and stupid sometimes. Just read the descriptions and look at the screenshots. Ofecks fucked around with this message at 21:57 on Sep 20, 2017 |
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Shame on you for skipping Alien Crush and Devil's Crush (no I don't care that he called them "the two pinball games"  haha)
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Caitlin posted:Shame on you for skipping Alien Crush and Devil's Crush (no I don't care that he called them "the two pinball games" I would have referred to them by name, but I was half asleep and couldn't remember if they ended in "crush" or "crash"
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Lol if you don't have crushes on aliens and devils. That's my helpful way to remember.
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Or a crush on a guy or a girl named Jackie
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