also i would prefer a psp3000]]> also i would prefer a psp3000]]>what is the ps/2 adapter for??
thats so you can use a ps/2 mouse instead of an old school commodore one, really handy
]]>so I sold MSSIAH cartridge and it's gone to a good home but now I've got some other shit to sell.
Final Fantasy Tactics - 7$
Super Mario Bros. 3 - 7$
The batteries in both these cartridges is working perfectly.
Nanoloop 2.5 Upgraded to 2.6 includes USB/GB adapter - 60$
GB Printer, needs ink, still has paper and is functioning - 10$
EMS 64MB USB Smart Cart, battery works like new - 25$
Black Nintendo DS Lite, excellent condition, includes R4 card, 2gb microSD, charger, carrying case - 70$
Message me if you're interested, thanks!
]]>maybe i would buy it if someone helped me figure out why my 1.6 cart doesnt work in the sp i modded (with gbaccelerator).
From http://www.nanoloop.com/midi/one.html:
On DMG and GBP, nanoloop scrolls "hello" instead of "Nintendo". However, swapping the logo requires precise timing and will not work when the Game Boy's clock is modified for example. If you get a scrambled logo instead and/or the cart hangs at the logo screen, please install this update:
If you don't have the USB-MIDI, please contact me.
Generally, Game Boy programs rely on a defined hardware to be present, including timings. If you change clock speed, you'll get pitched up sound, too fast button response and many other wanted or unwanted effects. However, unlike nanoloop one, nanoloop two has no own clock on the cart that could interfere with the GBA clock. So nanoloop 2.x should work with gbaccelerator - with said effects though.
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