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From: rimma_69

To: nesmodifications@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Sunday, June 06, 2004 5:11 AM

Subject: [nesmodifications] Re: Top Loading NES

The only problem with the top loading NES is its lack of AV ports. I
found this site http://www.gamesx.com/rgbadd/nes2avmod.htm which
shows you how to do it (most people should know of the site). But I
dont have the guts to pull my top loader apart. It took too long to
get one and I dont want to risk pulling it apart yet.

By the way http://www.gamesx.com/index2.htm is a great mod site. It
has mods for heaps of systems and lots of information.

The only problem with the top loading NES is its lack of AV ports. I
found this site http://www.gamesx.com/rgbadd/nes2avmod.htm which
shows you how to do it (most people should know of the site). But I
dont have the guts to pull my top loader apart. It took too long to
get one and I dont want to risk pulling it apart yet.

By the way http://www.gamesx.com/index2.htm is a great mod site. It
has mods for heaps of systems and lots of information.

Toploaders kick ass.

-Joe


--- rimma_69 <rimma_69@...> wrote:
> I got a top loading NES today finally! It cost
> $40(AU) from my local
> prawn broker. Im in a really good mood now!!!!
>
>





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----- Original Message -----

From: Scherzo

To: nesmodifications@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Wednesday, June 02, 2004 12:57 PM

Subject: Re: [nesmodifications] NES carts + Roms

From my understanding, different NES games have different memory
mappers that each functioned differently. I think you would have to
design a seperate flash cart for each memory mapper that exists if you
wanted to play every game that exists. I believe that there are a total
of 256 different mappers out there. There's no disk system that reads
the roms that PC emulators use. Not like the SNES, which had lots of
different floppy based copiers, one of which I own. I think you're
better of sticking to your PC emulators or, better yet, actually buying
the carts.
- Scherzo

haek_geek wrote:

>I have been searching the net for info on a perticular mod that i
>want to do with little or no sucess. Is it possible and if so how,
>to tun ROMs on the NES itself rather than through and emulator on
>the PC. I have seen some mods that actually mod the circuitboad
>inside a cart so that it has connectors to enable upload to the
>RAM/ROM but i find it very confusing. Basically all i want is to be
>able to play ROMs on my NES. Any help that you can provide would be
>greatly apprtiated. Thanx
>
>
>
>
>
>Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
>
>
> 
>

From my understanding, different NES games have different memory
mappers that each functioned differently. I think you would have to
design a seperate flash cart for each memory mapper that exists if you
wanted to play every game that exists. I believe that there are a total
of 256 different mappers out there. There's no disk system that reads
the roms that PC emulators use. Not like the SNES, which had lots of
different floppy based copiers, one of which I own. I think you're
better of sticking to your PC emulators or, better yet, actually buying
the carts.
  - Scherzo

haek_geek wrote:

>I have been searching the net for info on a perticular mod that i
>want to do with little or no sucess. Is it possible and if so how,
>to tun ROMs on the NES itself rather than through and emulator on
>the PC. I have seen some mods that actually mod the circuitboad
>inside a cart so that it has connectors to enable upload to the
>RAM/ROM but i find it very confusing. Basically all i want is to be
>able to play ROMs on my NES. Any help that you can provide would be
>greatly apprtiated. Thanx
>
>
>
>
>
>Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

I have been searching the net for info on a perticular mod that i
want to do with little or no sucess. Is it possible and if so how,
to tun ROMs on the NES itself rather than through and emulator on
the PC. I have seen some mods that actually mod the circuitboad
inside a cart so that it has connectors to enable upload to the
RAM/ROM but i find it very confusing. Basically all i want is to be
able to play ROMs on my NES. Any help that you can provide would be
greatly apprtiated. Thanx

I added the SNES Schematics just out of interest. Have and look.

Hello,

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----- Original Message -----

From: rstvideo37

To: nesmodifications@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Thursday, May 27, 2004 9:57 PM

Subject: [nesmodifications] NES on a chip WITH CONNECTOR

I work at a gaming store that sells the Ultimate Ninja Super Power
Mecca Joy mk III that Ben Heckendorn
(http://www.classicgaming.com/vcsp) is using for the upcoming
portable NES. We have two models. The first model comes with a 76-in-
1 cart that plugs into a n64 style controller. Board is very small.
Second one has 128 NES games built in to a Dreamcast style
controller, but still has the cart connector in the back. Board is
only slightly larger than the other, but the connector is parallel
to the board, rather than perpendicular. Both have a port for the
included 2nd player controller/light gun, battery compartment (4AA),
DC jack + adapter, A/V cables, and cart connector. 76-in-1 is $45
and 128-in-1 is $50. If you're interested, e-mail me at
dudegladstone@.... I get 75% off most shipping, including
international.

I work at a gaming store that sells the Ultimate Ninja Super Power
Mecca Joy mk III that Ben Heckendorn
(http://www.classicgaming.com/vcsp) is using for the upcoming
portable NES. We have two models. The first model comes with a 76-in-
1 cart that plugs into a n64 style controller. Board is very small.
Second one has 128 NES games built in to a Dreamcast style
controller, but still has the cart connector in the back. Board is
only slightly larger than the other, but the connector is parallel
to the board, rather than perpendicular. Both have a port for the
included 2nd player controller/light gun, battery compartment (4AA),
DC jack + adapter, A/V cables, and cart connector. 76-in-1 is $45
and 128-in-1 is $50. If you're interested, e-mail me at
dudegladstone@.... I get 75% off most shipping, including
international.

I wish I had the time to learn how to program games for the NES. We
need 26 hours in a day so I can spend 2 hours learning how to
program NES games.

If you guys are interested in NES game development....

There's some info on my site - www.neshq.com
Some info at The Fridge - http://www.ffd2.com/fridge/
Excellent (and very comprehensive) info at NesDev -
http://nesdev.parodius.com

Also, there's an IRC chatroom for NES development on Efnet - irc.efnet.org,
room #nesdev

Hope that helps!

Andy


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I live near pittsburgh, thanks to the person who
originally posted the link.  I'm going to look into
taking the course.

-Joe


--- Scherzo <scherzo@...> wrote:
> Wow! A college class for NES Development. There
> should be more classes
> like that.
>
> rimma_69 wrote:
>
> >http://www.bobrost.com/nes/index.php
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> >
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> >Yahoo! Groups Links
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>





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I just downloaded all the lecture notes. Im going to have a look at
them and see what its like. It would be mad to have more courses
like this. I haven't looked at the games yet, but I will later.
Everyone should have a look at the site.
http://www.bobrost.com/nes/index.php

Wow! A college class for NES Development. There should be more classes
like that.

rimma_69 wrote:

>http://www.bobrost.com/nes/index.php
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>Yahoo! Groups Links
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----- Original Message -----

From: rimma_69

To: nesmodifications@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Saturday, May 22, 2004 1:03 AM

Subject: [nesmodifications] Game Development for the 8-bit NES

http://www.bobrost.com/nes/index.php

http://www.bobrost.com/nes/index.php

I hate spam. So don't post any in this group or it will be deleted.

Anyone interested in helping me build a NES virtual library? It will
contain all good NES sites.

Another portable NES.
http://www.tripoint.org/kevtris/Projects/portendo/index.html

Just another mod you can do to your NES.
http://www.nesbw.cjb.net/
Have a look.

Hello,

If any of you are interested there is a yahoo group looking to start
a NES championship type deal in the near future. (Kind of like the
old power fests in the late '80s early '90s.) The moderator just got
word that if the group received 1,000 members they can get
sponsorship from several companies and write ups in a few video game
mags. Just follow this site to join the yahoo group.

http://uk.groups.yahoo.com/group/UKretro_championhips/

We are very few now, (well very, very, few anyways) but imagine if
this thing actually took off!!! Way cool.

-Tyler-

Yo, you into Cat? Dang thats cool, or wait, if not,
Can I get them off ya?


--- rimma_69 <rimma_69@...> wrote:
> There was alot of crap vinyl. There were some
> alright ones. There
> was 4 rolling stones albums and some cat stevens.
> But they kinda
> suck. Then there were all this hits of the 70s
> records.
>
> --- In nesmodifications@yahoogroups.com, Andrew
> Mitchell
> <videogamescollectornesnall@y...> wrote:
> > Are they good, or 50's Crap? We have one of the
> same
> > in common.
> >
> > --- rimma_69 <rimma_69@y...> wrote:
> > > I just picked up 60 vinyl records for free!!!!!!
> I
> > > love vinyl as
> > > much as my NES!
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
> >
> >
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There was alot of crap vinyl. There were some alright ones. There
was 4 rolling stones albums and some cat stevens. But they kinda
suck. Then there were all this hits of the 70s records.

--- In nesmodifications@yahoogroups.com, Andrew Mitchell
<videogamescollectornesnall@y...> wrote:
> Are they good, or 50's Crap? We have one of the same
> in common.
>
> --- rimma_69 <rimma_69@y...> wrote:
> > I just picked up 60 vinyl records for free!!!!!! I
> > love vinyl as
> > much as my NES!
> >
> >
>
>
>
>
>
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Damn Joe, you got ripped, well, The Slipknot was worth
it. God I wish I had that on Vinyl. I did how ever
recently buy Dimmu Borgir's album Death Cult
Armageddon, which is sweet, considing the price I paid
for it.

--- Joe <palacki808@...> wrote:
> Most people don't know that vinyl is still made in
> limited production in the united states.  Alot of
> newer music has a version on vinyl.  In Europe it is
> still in full production, you can go into the local
> music store and buy anything on vinyl just like cd
> (which is really cool).
>
> When I was in france I bought "Iowa" by slipknot,
> the
> missing persons greatest hits and "the doors" by the
> doors (obviously).  Unfortunatly I didn't get them
> for
> free, paid about $12 U.S. for each of them.
>
> -Joe
>
>
> --- rimma_69 <rimma_69@...> wrote:
> > I just picked up 60 vinyl records for free!!!!!! I
> > love vinyl as
> > much as my NES!
> >
> >
>
>
>
>
>
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Are they good, or 50's Crap? We have one of the same
in common.

--- rimma_69 <rimma_69@...> wrote:
> I just picked up 60 vinyl records for free!!!!!! I
> love vinyl as
> much as my NES!
>
>





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Yahoo! Photos: High-quality 4x6 digital prints for 25¢
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Most people don't know that vinyl is still made in
limited production in the united states.  Alot of
newer music has a version on vinyl.  In Europe it is
still in full production, you can go into the local
music store and buy anything on vinyl just like cd
(which is really cool).

When I was in france I bought "Iowa" by slipknot, the
missing persons greatest hits and "the doors" by the
doors (obviously).  Unfortunatly I didn't get them for
free, paid about $12 U.S. for each of them.

-Joe


--- rimma_69 <rimma_69@...> wrote:
> I just picked up 60 vinyl records for free!!!!!! I
> love vinyl as
> much as my NES!
>
>





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Yahoo! Photos: High-quality 4x6 digital prints for 25¢
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I just picked up 60 vinyl records for free!!!!!! I love vinyl as
much as my NES!