Thank you for the sourcing. As for the CHR-RAM stuff, I think this is evidence for my theory that these originated on some educational computer cartridge, which almost exclusively use CHR RAM.

My dream is not directly to get every version of every game dumped, but to learn for each and every game the context for which it was originally made. We have got that with the Intellivision and Atari ports, but there is still other stuff left to place.

Next round. I will not be releasing until New Year's Eve, so take your time coming up with even more ideas.

i would mention Defend Homestead but that is on a GBA multicart and i'm not sure if there has ever been a extract of that game alone.

I have made one.

-Night Stalker (Unknown Developer's version) does not read inputs

Believe it or not, another emulation problem, affecting all known emulators. I have added a patched ROM.

-Body Slam! Super Pro Wrestling (Nice Code) seems to run a bit glitchy

More so than on real hardware?

what is ChantiCleers from the Inventor Hacks folder and what is its origin? that game isn't mentioned on Inventor's page in BGW

It was in the archive when I got it. Seems homebrew, so out with it.

I might ask you for leads on where to get some of these.

-Waixing's version of Dringle has a glitchy title screen (copyright is shown in half)

Ah, that's a nice bug. The game uses sprites to display the copyright number, and real NES consoles as well as accurate emulators only display eight sprites per scanline. In NintendulatorNRS, select PPU->More than 8 Sprites per Scanline to see the full copyright number.

Obviously, I kept things left to do for future updates. As for the claim about being "rushed", this sentence:

i thought we all knew this but apparently not

says it all: other people don't live inside your head, so if you don't share your knowledge, don't complain that it is not incorporated.

As for homebrew hacks, the question to eliminate them from the existing corpus is an ongoing project. Some responses to specific points:

not a wise idea to add Battle Station (Cube Tech) which is broken. at least mark it with a (b) or something

No. This is not the only Cube Tech hack that is glitchy, and I am not going to go out of my way to mark them all.

-so nice of you to include a rom of the Intellivision X2 but not extract the new stuff (like Buzz Bombers and Pinball for example). was this update rushed?

All of the new stuff from that PnP is included, except for Buzz Bombers, but including Pinball. I have no idea why you cannot find these extracts. So if anything, your comment is "rushed", and badly so.

-Luck Ball (Inventor, VT03) works now and i'm thankful for that, but what happened to the music? pretty sure it was meant to have different music compared to the original NES Pinball.

The hack does not clear memory properly at start-up, so the music depends on what your emulator is configured to initialize RAM with.

-Combat Cars (Cube Tech) displays an wrong palette. It used to in the old version of the romset and still does on the updated one.

That is an emulation problem, not a ROM set problem; it occurs when playing the game from the full 128 MiB PnP ROMs as well.

-For some reason when you pause in Scramble (Best Long Electron's version) the background flickers?

Cannot reproduce.

The changes regarding Beetle/Juoki/Nanjing Tennis will be made in the next version.

I do accept comments and corrections, but as it should be obvious, don't accuse others of "rushing" things when you yourself are not impeccable.

Note that this is not an official update, as "kelvin donna" is not the maintainer.

No, a VT02 port is not possible at all. UM6578 uses 4 bits per color, just like VT03. VT02 is like a regular NES, just 2 bits per color. UM6578 just does not look as good as VT03 because the master palette is still the same 52 colors as NES. A UM6578 to VT02 port is completely impossible.

MAME, ported to almost every platform under the sun, already emulates VT03, albeit only complete plug-and-play consoles, not the extracts from Project Plug 'n Play. Nevertheless, making a VT03-only fork of MAME will be much less work than porting Windows-only NintendulatorNRS.