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if you are in school use the student discount. It doesn't seem like much at first but if you look at before and after with the upgrades its huge.
And keep your receipts. There are "education" taxes that you may file come tax season.
I'm just gale to see him adding level shifters to his cart finally. All of the other everdrives have...none.
Scrambled how? Mgb boots requesting memory that is absent or written for another program. Do you get last the Nintendo logo? If so, press B.
Looks like four; two DMG and two GBP/GBC, but you could probably tell as much as I could. 
How patient are you?
Jazzmarazz wrote:Controller looks decent, but I am most happy about the controller ports for official ones. Sadly there is only one connector of each type. Also, the included controller is bluetooth, so you should be able to connect more than one and/or other bluetooth controllers such as the WiiMote. For that, I am excite.
"Along the sides of the console, are controller ports for the SNES, Genesis, and NES, totalling 6 controller ports, allowing for users to use their original controllers. Users will also be able to use any controller they desire for any system. That means, if you want use a SNES controller to play Genesis games, the RetroN 5 will allow you to do so."
so yea theres 2 of each type
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Oh! I missed that one.:)
yea i think they should get a better dude to sales pitch this thing that guy seems like hes just doing this as a job.. i used to have a kid work for me that was like that and it drove me nuts like he could give a fuck less about what he is selling..
yea im really looking forward to it.. i also sent an email to hyperkin asking questions about repro cart and flash cart compatibility.. but im pretty sure their wont be any problems..
no one has said this but i like the way the controller looks.. i mean id have to get it in my hands to truly know if i like it but that thing is sexy
Controller looks decent, but I am most happy about the controller ports for official ones. Sadly there is only one connector of each type. Also, the included controller is bluetooth, so you should be able to connect more than one and/or other bluetooth controllers such as the WiiMote. For that, I am excite.
not having to prosound mod a superboy or a nintendo.. flashy design.. my carts wont sit around and collect dust.. firmware hacking.. sweet looking controller.. that feel of guilt everytime you load a rom into an emulator on your PC
You're sitll going to have to prosound the SGB since the sound is going to be emulated.
Puke_Flytalker wrote:that feel of guilt everytime you load a rom into an emulator on your PC
i have to admit i dont know those feels.
The feels I have are not of guilt, but of nostalgia. There is nothing more authentic than playing your childhood games on console, with a controller, In front of a TV. Yes, argue that you can map a USB game pad and hook up a video output to your TV from PC, but you are still only digitally emulating the sounds and playing with non-authentic parameters such as aspect ratio, scanlines, static and everything else that the subconscious maps memories to. I dont know about you, but I hold on to sound more than visuals.
I will point out that the gentleman who spoke in the video has no respect from me. His statements all challenged the main reasons why a person would own a console rather than emulate. Saying that they are adding filters and that playing with pixels is second to upscaling! Bastard. He has no respect for the games and feels that they illicit and wants only to benefit on the man who doesn't know how to emulate or doesn't want to. The statements that she made and his customer base conflict with each other.
I still want one, only because I believe that it will inevitably be the modder's dream. The firmware will be dumped on day one and by day two we will see emulators running of of the SD card. It is going to be great for playing all of the fan translations and ordinarily region-locked games in as close to the same parameters as playing on home console (with authentic and proprietary sound chips etc).
I look forward to it, but I dont support the companies opinions.
Could you describe your button connection please. I don't see a pull resistor and the wires go three different places.
The lights light up when here is activity, are you sending midi data?
How is it powered when you plug in your gb or korg? I don't see a link cable at all.
This is exciting! I need so badly to get into FPGA's like I keep telling myself to do...
Easy fix. Sounds like a cold solder joint...not surprising since I see NO shrink tubing.
So I watched the video before reading your post and was going to suggest the Quad CMOS Bilateral switch (4066). BUT YOU ALREADY THOUGHT OF THAT! HAHA...They will be faster, smaller, cheaper and more available to people.
ChipMusic.org / Forums / Posts by Jazzmarazz