I've recently come to the realisation that the Famiclones I own are either poor-quality or don't have a cartridge slot for Famicom games. I'd like to purchase one that is NTSC, has good picture quality (as in, the colours aren't screwed-up) and has a cartridge slot for Famicom (or NES, as I have a 60/72-pin adapter) games. If anyone is willing to sell me a Famiclone or direct me to a site selling then, then I'd be grateful.

As I'm sure some of you are aware, NTDEC made a game called Pokey in 1989 which hasn't been dumped in its original form yet. However, I managed to find the PRG data for the game hidden in the Caltron 6-in-1. This, combined with the graphics from the Asder 20-in-1 has allowed me to compile the game as it was originally made without being split up into 4 seperate games.

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Yes, a follow-up to that 105-in-1 mod I did. Basically, I crammed as many games as possible into 16MB (well, you could fit more games on with mapper conversions and getting CNROM and UNROM games to work properly. That and I put a few 384KB games in just because) and I ended up with twice as many games as the original Korean multicart tried to claim. (Well, arguably. Because of a lack of smaller games, there are a couple of hacks but still) Also worth pointing out that I tried to make it 32MB but for whatever reason, it can't load the latter half of the ROM.

Also, I hate to sound like a noob but I haven't got a clue how to make the listing stop after 210. Mainly because I can't be arsed to learn assembly but whatever. Then again, the menu I based it off crashed on the last page so I'm pretty sure it has the same problem.

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Not entirely sure if this is the right board to post it into, but I felt like uploading some MIDIs courtesy of boredom. And by some, I mean about 250. Some are incomplete because I was a doofus and couldn't be bothered to finish them. I was going to include some of these in Doom WADs at some point or another but knowing what I'm like, I probably won't end up finishing them so I figured I might as well upload them here instead. The only ones that have been in WADs that I have released were the Random SP tracks and "Song I Can't Remember The Name Of".

Worth pointing out that because I don't take this sort of thing seriously (most of the time, that is), a fair few of these MIDIs are intentionally awful.

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Because I was bored and I tend to procrascinate a lot during exams, I figured I might as well see what I can do with the DKC4 ROM. A little bit, from what I've done:

*Changed some of the colour palettes
*Altered some of the music to sound a bit more accurate to the original soundtrack
*Changed the font, because I felt like it
*Removed the "4" from the name because it looked stupid

Not exactly DKC4: VT03 edition, but whatever.

In case you're wondering why I didn't bother editing the text, it's because I can't actually find it in the ROM. It doesn't arrange the letters in ASCII fashion, nor can I find it by looking at the PPU itself. I find this kind of odd, given that (as far as I'm aware) most Hummer games do the former.

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I recently stumbled across this page of someone who managed to dump a OneStation multicart (the "Movie Games 15-in-1" which I don't recall seeing anywhere). I've been trying to obtain the ROM dump by contacting the bloke, but unfortunately I can't find his e-mail address anywhere. :\

BTW, I like how Tank 1990 is listed along with the other games.

A pretty simple hack that correct(ifie)s the Engrish from the original game. I also changed some of the graphical tiles as a result, although because the built-in copy protection or whatever is a complete pain in the arse, I had to leave some things as they were.

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I recently got a 190-in-1 multicart (as well as another one and The General's Son ) and one thing I found pretty quickly, other than Adventure Island being called Atlantis on the menu for some crazy reason, is that there appears to have been a third version of MJ. I suspect this one was developed between the original and MJ2. When compared with the original, the title screen was replaced with the menu from MJ2 (except the option to change the pieces is a 2 player option instead), there's only one song in the game (I think, at least) and the background was changed to what I think is Moscow, kind of like the one from BPS' awful Tetris port. Also, the one song that plays in the game was the one from level 7 of the original.

I doubt there was a single cart release of this version, and it might be worth pointing out that the multicart menu uses the same graphics as the menu from the game. Oh, and neither Hwang Shinwei or RCM are credited anywhere.