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Let me assure you there is no problem with the size of the Nintendo Gameboy.
You didn't answer the question withe several more questions and an unrelated apparel compliment.
garvalf wrote:wow, that's cheap: http://bennvenn.myshopify.com/collectio … eap-o-cart
but I guess for the price, you can't backup your work to a computer?
I don't imagine you could just with that cart, but if you have a MegaMem cartridge and another USB cart (EMS for example) you should be able to. Bit of a faff, but you could backup the sav onto the megamem cart, then restore it onto the USB cart and backup that way.
Or you could click the other products on that very page and choose one of the USB programmers/readers...erm, once they are back in stock.
#buttnugget4life
This shit is seriously uninspired, generic house with a lofi bass line.
"wah, the first game I played was streets of rage because I couldn't afford a pwayshin"
Get the fuck off my lawn you punk ass bitch.
Yes the UI is done on the sega itself.
At the moment it always loops the current block until you queue up the next one, but open to suggestions.
Jazzmaraz I’ve got a test version which can take commands from the Arduino debug console which would be interesting to try with Nomad
It’s designed so that if you know the MIDI messages used by your controller it shouldn’t be too hard to edit the code to trigger player actions any way you like. The Launchpad bit is a separate module which can be replaced.
It can actually be used with just the sega and a regular joypad as well by moving a cursor around on the grid display.
Oh boy diggity! I can help anyway you need, just tell me which arduino to pull out and which pins to connect the db9 cable to.
bump. hehehe...
yeah, I wondered where the video comes from too?
Can I use it with an Akai MAX49, Or just Novation stuff?
I don't have a Launchpad, but I can test the Nomad for you.
both
SketchMan3 wrote:Doesn't the nintendo Gameboy manual say not to use rechargeable batteries anyway?
i believe so, but keep in mind that rechargeable battery technology 20+ years ago was awful compared to modern rechargeable batteries
There is that, but there is also the fact that Nintendo produced a licensed DMG-rechargeable battery pack.
You mean BIN files aren't associated with your emulators? Either rename the file or drag it over your emu.
Sorry not sorry. I don't like Ben heck.
An NROM board would be the coolest, but only as a permanent installment.
I did find an NSF played for powerPak:
http://forums.nesdev.com/viewtopic.php?p=38373#38373
And there looks to be a deal here:
http://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/16723 … gba-games/
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