WileyDragonfly

This reminds me of the heavy metal and Black Sabbath discussion. You can argue that heavy metal was invented before them, but it definitely wasn't invented ater.

Super Mario Bros was a revolution in game design, so that's my vote. Maybe various games had elements of its package before it came out, but you can trace thousands of games back to its influence.

They recently got rumbled on Twitter for stealing the whole thing from existing Detroit house music. Yuzo claimed he had never heard it, but the video comparison was pretty compelling.

@Hastor Give us an example of one single console that has been damaged. Should be easy, there's millions of cartridges out there with the lower voltage chips.

Oh look, it's this myth again. People will believe anything.

Have y'all considered a Pi?

I don't know, I think the whole thing is amusing. Keep sending him money!

$22 shipped on AliExpress....

Reminds me of the time the wealthy pinball collector gathered up the world's most valuable and rare games, and put them in a warehouse next to the river. He valiantly drove his Ferrari into the floodwaters in an attempt to "do something."

https://www.pinballnews.com/news/flood.html

Nice of you to drag up the sex abuse allegations and get the details wrong anyway. Wasn't charged?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trial_of_Michael_Jackson

Ok, bro.

C'mon, now, the ET thing was that it was "millions of cartridges under a three foot slab of cement." The fact that there were actually a few bags of garbage out in the desert was amusing, but nowhere near the myth.

I can already do all that crap on the phone I already own.

I get that most of us are stuck in the past, but Victor Ireland is really, really, really stuck in the mid-90s. It's crazy I'm still seeing his name all the time 30 years ago.

Demo is incredible. Nice work, guys!

@GhaleonUnlimited Yep, if Voultar says it, it's instantly suspect for me lately.

Or get a bootleg from Aliexpress for $5. Or make your own with a 50 cent eprom, $2 repro board, and a shell from a $1 Joe Montana Football.

Like 90% of the assets in Metal Dragon are stolen from other games... Oh well, you love to see it.

Can't do much on SNES without custom chips on the cartridge PCB. That seems to cut into the homebrew scene a lot...

Even their YouTube video is aggressively blurry.

@Ravsieg Time to go replay Sega Touring Car Championship ;D

@Ravsieg Are you stuck in a window pane?

Always felt like a half baked Kirby ripoff to me.

3/4s of the fun of Mister is lording it over everyone that you spend $600 on a baby toy.

It would be nice if someone actually changed up the levels in this game. There are a billion hacks for it already.

Not understanding the point of this at all.

You can already buy reprogrammable PCBs for ~$5. The USB flasher is $30.

You can have reproduction PCBs printed for $1-2 each and use an EPROM or newer EEPROM.

There's already designs out there supporting 4MB games and saving functionality via FeRAM. The BOM on those is ~$10.

It'd be nice if they made their PCB available for people to put other games onto. Apparently making a reasonably priced AES PCB is literally the hardest thing in the retro world.

I was going to call BS on this myth, but I actually own Virtua Racing for both Genesis and Japanese Megadrive. So I opened them both up. The Genesis version has an RF shield that's been slapped inside and the Japanese copy doesn't.

Genesis doesn't need any more shooters.

Rocket Panda release is 2 months behind schedule, despite being "alright ready." I'm a little leery about this publisher.

No ROM option? Yeah, pass. $55 for a $5 cartridge is ridiculous.

SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY

@Bunkerneath Was really kind of the thieves to stack them up so neatly, too.

Will owners of this cheaper version be similarly obligated to never STFU about it?

@BillyTime

Everdrive is not original hardware, and it will ignore many mistakes that regular PCBs cannot. SEGA used their PCB 171-6278A and it's variants for most of their 2MB games with SRAM, and I've never gotten any of your patches to save correctly on them. Anyway, I recognize that I'm in a very narrow niche here, but it would be cool if your hacks worked on original or reproduction single game cartridges. I think you've done 99% of the work already.

Your checksum is incorrect when the patch is applied, for what it's worth. You can test that in Fusion and fix in RomSuite.

Keep up the good work, though, it's always great to see you releasing new things.

His SRAM hacks never work on original hardware, unfortunately.