81 Reply by rygD

(10 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

I am a bit confused, but neither should be difficult.  What re you trying to do?

I may be wrong, but I think he has sold both programs with PROM carts.  both are mentioned in the comments on the page i linked.  Then you just need to pick up a link cable and an adaptor (also used for getting additional software on nanoloop carts) if using mgb.  you can get a nanoloop adaptor here: http://www.nonelectronics.com/catalog/i … cts_id=172

If you are a fan of muddy gb give music tech a shot: http://gbdev.gg8.se/files/musictools/PixelH8/
I prefer muddy for some things, but I have trouble hitting diagonals cleanly.

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82 Reply by rygD

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For cheap, readily available flash carts EMS is your best bet.  I suggest it so that you have more options on what you use it for, especially if money is currently tight.  Another option is a PROM cart with mGB from kitsch-bent, although they seem to be sold out ATM.  http://store.kitsch-bent.com/product/ga … -cartridge

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83 Reply by rygD

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Pro: eyesight.
Con: less portable (in case you are one of those spur of the moment inspiration types).  Then again you are going to be using it with a keyboard.

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84 Reply by rygD

(2 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Also, there really isn't a need for multiple identical threads/posts.  If you make one and it is in the wrong place the mods can relocate it.

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85 Reply by rygD

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I don't recall having any major issues with nanoloop and underclocking, but I will leave that to others to fully confirm.

Benefits of an EMS cart is you can play games if you change your mind, and it keeps your slot clean and closed off and other things related to being an actual cartridge and having that case.  Benefits of nanoloop one is nanoloop and less it is less flakey in my experience.  Also supporting oliver working on moar nanoloops.  What flash carts were you considering?

There might be another option...maybe a dedicated non-flash cart.

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86 Reply by rygD

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SpookGoblin wrote:
CloseToGood wrote:

I've had some success spray painting the backside of clear buttons. It gives a decent effect too- Just an alternative.

Whoa!  That's an awesome idea.  How did you arrive at such an epiphany?


You can also mix this up and get some interesting results.  Check out these bubbles by Timbob:

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87 Reply by rygD

(21 replies, posted in Nintendo Consoles)

Just imagine if they spray painted it gold...

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88 Reply by rygD

(11 replies, posted in General Discussion)

I don't think I have seen that model case before.  Looks cushiony.  I like it.

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89 Reply by rygD

(21 replies, posted in Nintendo Consoles)

And I thought the starting price was high...

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90 Reply by rygD

(49 replies, posted in Product reviews)

Thank you both for giving feedback on using resistors.

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91 Reply by rygD

(135 replies, posted in Trading Post)

If box winner doesn't have an Apple II and wants to sell that stuff please pm me.

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92 Reply by rygD

(6 replies, posted in Trading Post)

bitjacker wrote:

I didnt have any luck selling metroid carts on ebay.

Which games? What are you looking to get?

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93 Reply by rygD

(135 replies, posted in Trading Post)

damn...lemme try to get 2500 pennies together.

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94 Reply by rygD

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In addition to the SP light comparison it would also help to have side by side pics of a stock GBC, possibly in different environmental lighting levels(does that make sense?).

I would be interested in seeing pictures with resistors.

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95 Reply by rygD

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http://blog.pricecharting.com/2014/01/s … -boys.html

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96 Reply by rygD

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Jazzmarazz wrote:

No way man! Are you afraid of the dark was scary for me, whereas goosebumps was hilarious. I just watched goosebumps this past week and couldn't stop laughing at all of the "aboots." lolCanadians.

I think I caught an episode or two of Goosebumps in the last few years and also found it a bit comedic.  I never caught it back then, but I loved the books, although they were also a bit silly.

Actually, I may not have liked the Goosebumps tv show when it was new, as it couldn't compare to films at the time, older tv series, or the stuff i imagine when reading.

Is there anything like starringthecomputer.com for video game consoles and such?

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