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Eh, you need to specify the correct PRG ROM size (16384 KiB). Right now, you are specifying 0 KiB, so nothing is loaded.
Also, console type must be VT02.
The ROM dump is missing the last two bytes (should be 24 F1). Apart from that, set the NES 2.0 mapper number to 270, and specify both 8 KiB of PRG RAM and 8 KiB of CHR RAM to get all games working. We have had a different 400-in-1 ROM dump already that differs in the LCD initialization code and a few other spots.
- TALUIGI
- Mar 13 2015, 06:33:49 PM
I like pandora handheld, it uses linux has base, got alot of emulators and a fast firefox! and a LOW PRICE ! ! !
WOW![/quote]Pandora's not available here in my place, and it gets real expensive especially shipping. Maybe I can get a used PSP but I'm waiting for prices to go down.
- TALUIGI
- Mar 13 2015, 07:29:48 AM
Yeah, but a hard work ever solves. . . but, how is this works? Looks like a PSP, but. It's not a Psp . . . O_o [/quote]Well, I do know and worked with microcontrollers and such, so I can hunt for a tutorial or two online. They used some sort of their operating system. One of them compiled the image and ran ZX Spectrum games inside:ZX Spectrum Emulation on cheap MP5 player.
However, I've even seen cheap MP5 players with Android inside, which is much more expensive, but you can load your own emulators inside from the App store.
- TALUIGI
- Mar 3 2015, 09:09:11 PM
Yeah, it's true
I got a JTAG Xbox 360, and another Xbox 360 with LT 3.0 .
Also the games are so overpriced, $230 Each Xbox 360 games :O
so we can hack this xbox and buy pirated copy's and you can just pay $5 each game. cool: [/quote]Here we do have those modified Xbox360 too. Mostly with the "Freestyle Dash" thing. I did purchase a cheap display model from a store and I could play a bit if I'm free.
Xbox1 and PS4 games are damn expensive here too. I had to wait until they have these in used prices.
- TALUIGI
- Mar 3 2015, 08:54:04 PM
Yep, videogames are so overpriced here, because the govern considere them, has ''illegal games'' :shock:
Also, we brazilians only discovered the NES in 1997, when nintendo finally came, and brought SNES, NINTENDO 64 GAMEBOY, Etc.
And later came playstation, and xbox, and another modern console we got now.
But only in brazil, you can buy a playstation 4 for $4000. :faint: [/quote]I thought Brazil's very lenient about video games, since they have these carnivals in Rio de Janiero which feature scantily-clad women and a lot of beer. (That's what they show on TV!) >
But I've been hearing that you guys have the Xbox360 more than the PS3, right?
- fcgamer
- Mar 3 2015, 11:38:23 AM
Nice story, thanks for sharing
I'm from Malaysia. We don't have much of the Apple 2s, or even the IBMs because it's too expensive. Even in the 90s, all that people can afford is a PC or the Famiclone. My cousins have the Genesis, and the other cousin I knew had the Famicom-Disk-System and SNES, and watched them play those games for hours (and joining them too).
Around the late 90s, PS1 has surfaced, but Nintendo 64 was a very rare sight. I played the "Dragon Ball Z", "Crash Bandicoot" and the "odo-odo oddity" on the PS1 with my ma's friend's kid back in '97.
I don't have any pics of the 90s that showed those stores, too bad we were still using our beaten up Yashica SLR (digital cameras didn't exist here yet!). You could imagine this though: Warm, sweaty place, noisy rattling air-cond, Famicom carts of different colors were lined up, some console boxes decorated the front, a CRT TV, and finally, some more console boxes with keyboards and light gun masquerading to be a Windows 95 computer (those thing were the shit, I meant it!).
Singapore has started being modern on the late 90s. Those multi-cart or bootleg hastily packed PS1 CDs had their last-est moment at the late 1999 (that's my limited guess - if anyone from Singapore could confirm this!).Last last time I heard, they clamped down on those stuff faster than a speeding bullet.
- TALUIGI
- Mar 3 2015, 06:25:22 PM
Since, when i was 8 years old, i got a dynavision in xmas, i really liked, the RESCUE Kuck game, you played that something looks like a Teenage Mutant Ninja turtles, also they got alot of consoles that where announced at RedeTV on morning, i really liked collecting these games, when later, when internet was released on brazil, we could search for your favorite games, and emualators, so just after a research, i discovered that everything has a lie, dynacom is not official, is a semi-licensed company that makes clones of Mega drive, famicom, nes etc. in 2011 they made they last console, the Dynavision Cybergame, it's a console that runs NES,SNES,GB,GBC,GBA,MEGADRIVE,SEGA MASTER SYSTEM, and videos, photos. i really liked. after that i discovered about another company that makes the same thing that dynacom does, like Dendy.Spoiler: click to toggle
This Model.
My favorite Game, Street Fighter II, My cousin says everytime, that Tectoy port is better than the dynavision one, because the graphics where poorly made. :rolleyes:Spoiler: click to toggle[/quote]
I had that same disappointment too, but in my country I was residing, there were no advertisments of video games and such. You are luckier in that sense that you still have the small freedom to get modern consoles back in the 90s.
Here in SE Asia, being all the stereotypical "Asian" models, we are supposed to grind on books, play the violin/piano and video games are "illegal" in households.
