ZSNES board

I know the GDSF7 does the same for FEoEZ. So I suppose the SF7 is probably no good, then? Oh well... that's the only copier tototek.com has left in stock. Robert Webb used to have Super Wildcard DX2's on his site, but I don't see them anymore. Although he did charge an arm and a leg for them anyway...

Testing on an Athlon 64 X2 4800+ overclocked to 2.75 Ghz. Most of the games ran 60/60, and with very little CPU usage. The exception is Super Power League 4. Once you're actually on the field, CPU usage goes up, especially when the ball is hit. In that case, CPU usage spikes for a moment, though not...

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Well, if anyone who knows anything about the workings of the SPC is curious, Anti Resonance did have a link to the SNESAPU (the "core" of SNESamp) source code on his site. Currently, the link is down, but he says he'll try to package up the source on Tuesday.

"The requested URL /vSNES/vSNES_bugfix05.rar was not found on this server."

Indeed. If you want to see for yourself, go to the Documents section of romhacking.net and search for "SNES Developer Manual". Once you've got the archive downloaded, open book 1 and go to page 30.

Just for the record, it looks like ucon64 automatically converts the 26.5mb patched Front Mission ROM to a 32mb ROM when it converts the ROM to GD3 format, which might explain why the game works on my copier.

I'm referring to the normal Front Mission, not Front Mission: Gunhazard. I was using patch version 1.0b.

What exactly is "true rom mirroring", and what does it have to do with translations? It's what section of the ROM is returned when requested to return ROM data past the end of the pysicall size of the ROM. Unforunetly most translators especially of the past don't have a clue about proper ...

This bug happened on the real SNES, as mentioned at GameFAQs. I've heard the European version doesn't have the problem.

Still problematic with Revision 3178. Toggling the New GFX Engine, Offset Mode, and/or Windowing do not seem to solve the problem, nor does toggling BG layers.

I checked my good ROM of Ninja Gaiden Trilogy, and the CRC32 is indeed 066FE797: ---------------------Internal ROM Info---------------------- File: Ninja Gaiden Trilogy (U).SFC Name: NINJA GAIDEN TRILOGY Company: TECMO Header: None Bank: LoROM Interleaved: No SRAM: 0 Kb Type: Normal ROM: 12 Mb Count...

Deathlike2, Xbox has the same processor architecture as PCs. That's why ZSNES can be run on the Xbox. GP2X is different, as it uses ARM processors. The ZSNES source would need major reworking to make it run on different processor architectures, probably much more substantial than what the zsnesxbox ...

My bad, we've gotten so many requests for ports that when you wondered why there weren't any, I had a knee-jerk response. Anyways, now you know why ZSNES isn't currently portable.

I knew it would happen, at least if NOA doesn't end up bringing Mother 3 to America, but I didn't think a page would come up this fast. But then again, I suppose I should expect nothing less from Mother's SERIOUSLY hardcore fans.

You don't appear to have read the forum rules at the top of this forum, which it says all new users should read! One of the rules is: * Do not request ports of ZSNES to other consoles or systems. ZSNES is not very portable right now. This is because ZSNES is mostly written in x86 assembly, and is th...

pagefault wrote:So this is normal behavior for the game?

If my GDSF7 copier is to be trusted, then yes. I believe the behavior that ICEknight describes is actually what's supposed to happen.

I have tested this on my SNES, and I don't think there is any difference. The sound effect sounds like "mua-ha-ha-ha" on both ZSNES and my SNES. I did, however, notice another bug in the process (sorry if this is already known): When the Konami music in the intro plays, the last note is su...

Um, I'm not sure what you mean. I tried this on a real SNES with my copier, and the game runs exactly as you describe. I don't think there's anything wrong with ZSNES' behavior.

Awesome, now I don't have to use my brain at all to compile ZSNES! Thank you very much, this is an awesome little utility!

b)-Filter that shows the signal as it comes from the real console (so it would look like the previous filter when the PC video signal is being output through a real TV). That wouldn't be very hard to code but it would require a way to output a ~14.32 MHz raw signal from a video card (i.e. like an 8...

Hmm, is 640x480 DR supposed to be exactly the same size as 640x480 DS? Both modes are stretched out for me in Pagefault's WIP. In the 2/27 WIP the two modes work as intended.

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Tomy, the guy who runs Tototek, has said that he's currently moving to a different hosting company, so the site is down for a little while.