ZSNES board

The biggest problem there is that we don't have pictures for the other three/four input devices. The next problem is that window is absolutely massive. It won't fit nicely with the panel layout I'm using to put all configuration settings in a uniform container window. And it still doesn't allow for...

FirebrandX wrote:Ok I boosted the colors by another 20 units (about 8.5%) on the bsnes png version. Let me know if it looks good enough and I'll upload the large jpg version. After that, I'll start uploading wallpaper versions for those that want.

Could you post the two images for a side-by-side comparison?

FirebrandX wrote:On what?

On the colored buttons (increasing it by12% looks the best to me,but I'd go with a 10% increase to match the rest of the image)

FYI,my monitor is calibrated (6500K/D65,zero glare,optimal contrast/brightness/light source)

FirebrandX wrote:Byuu, here's the latest version you can replace in bsnes:

Just increase the color saturation a liitle bit and it'll be fine

There's a new distro in town with compiling support: Tiny Core Linux :) A very new Linux distro that's 2.5 times (!) smaller than SliTaz (LOL) and comes with a full compiling environment provided as packages (tiny core extensions). http://www.tinycorelinux.com/ They have NASM,GCC and everything else...

FirebrandX wrote:My nice minty fresh Super Famicom! Now I can do SFC controllers!

Now you can correct the colors of the rendered controller to match the real one.

Lazarus wrote: I like it,but If you can, please also straighten Fink's flaccid 'sword'...

Just buy him some Viagra

How do you like this one?

BloodSNES - a shocking sight

Byuu (glitchy) SNES - inaccuracy and glitches can be FUN

'B' SNES - 2 Bee or not 2 Bee

sorry for double post, but version one is done!~ http://img19.imageshack.us/img19/3884/bsnes.png png version, I have to upload svg to savefile http://www.savefile.com/files/2024648 there Ugliest...logo...ever :D The best one would be a blend of these two: http://gleasonator.com/downloads/bsnes_fina...

SliTaz 'cooking' is very nice (DSL done right), but I find this baby even more interesting:

http://puppylinux.com/woof/index.html

Gil_Hamilton wrote:It depends greatly on the specific GameBoy.
All of them have different sound characteristics.

The 'Grey Boy' was the only one with decent sound

Great news (Direct2D support!)

Puppy Linux comes with F-Prot Antivirus out of the box,and you won't find better winmodem support in any other distro.

If you're looking for the tiniest distro,you might try the newest micro distro - SliTaz
http://www.slitaz.org/
only 25MB and much better than DSL

Use SliTaz - the lightest live distro ever :) If you thought DSL was small and light,this one is a midget - 2x smaller,but 10x better. http://www.slitaz.org/en/ (25MB ISO - LOL) The latest 'cooking' build has an improved package manager and all the compiling tools needed to build ZSNES. I tried Pupp...

The Gameboy has a pretty "meaty bass" too if you want it to (use headphones).

Sure,but the NES has additional filters to smooth out the sound and the frequency spectrum is shifted more to the low side (compared to the GB).

Compare that to the 4-bit sound chip found in the Game Boy. Still, good enough . Even though the NES had a better sound chip,the sound gurus just knew how to squeeze the last drop out of the GB chip,making it even more impressive than the NES. The stereo capability and high frequency operation help...

Now it looks more like the real thing.
The button reflections are the only thing that doesn't look realistic.
Everything else is spot-on.

A 2560x1600 version of this baby would be great as a kick-ass wallpaper.

h4tred wrote: Is it a ATI only tech?

I bet it could work under Nvidia cards, though it would make sense to lock out the competition in regards to that.

This is just for the current (DX10 / DX10.1) generation of ATI cards: the HD2000, HD3000 and HD4000 series.

The NES PSG chip wasn't that bad (8-bit,filtered with meaty bass)
Compare that to the 4-bit sound chip found in the Game Boy.

I wasn't kidding about the similarity of sounds effects looks like it also applies to the music Just noticed: Is it just me or does the music in Air Fortress (during the first/flying phase) sounds suspiciously like the main theme of Adventure of Lolo? Air Fortress (1:00) Adventure of Lolo (0:50) ed...