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You're very welcome Kon. A pleasure having you on AtariAge.com as a new member and sharing your video as your first post here on the Neo-Geo thread. Were looking forward on seeing more from you and having fun around the forums brother man. Enjoy your stay and have fun at the same time. Anthony..

Oh wow! That's great that you own a NGPC and you purchase a unit from one of our fellow members. How many games you have for it so far bro? As for the cable arriving, that's great to know. Now we really would like to see how that will be done by you Dopy. This will be exciting to see once its complete. Anthony..

When the msb is not set; bpl clear? (When msb is set, continue through code). thanks.

You are David Weavil?? Wow, I am a fan of yours! I enjoyed playing Dungeon quite a bit! Sorry, I didn't know it was you. Of course, it is your universe and your definitions! I have updated the entry to your game. Pls see, below. Is this much better now? Added: Bit Quest II Updated: Dungeon II: Solstice

Just to rule a few more things out... What other cards are in the system? Run CRCOS7 against the file you copied to the SCSI. Make sure the file isn't bad. It shouldn't any more difficult to boot from SCSI than from HFDC. Very peculiar. I'll check back tomorrow or Saturday.

i'm wondering if my 1.5 DSR is bad. as soon as it hits the card the geneve swan gets colorful. The 1.6 does not do that, but it won't boot with the 1.6 on my card. Anyone got a good binary of the 1.5?

Perhaps I am getting slightly better 44,460

Thank you for your kind reply. Added!

Its a fantastic port!

Freaking amazing!

I can confirm the same with Space Invaders and Pico Frogger. I found a workaround in Space Invaders. After you lose all your lives, then you can press Menu to exit. Can't do that on Pucofrogger.

Another attempt (remember - new stuff can done, rebuild walls etc + remember 2, itd just concept-art)

Wow, this is simply awesome!

I see it loading MDOS from the LOAD-SCS file and I see MDOS is starting message, but after about 5 seconds the SCSI drive stops accessing and the geneve just freezes. This happens on both my new SCSI card and an original REV F with Michael Becker update.

It's legendary kusoge, among the worst games on the Super NES. As a result, it's frequently reviewed by YouTube content creators, particularly the yellers like AVGN. That notoriety probably explains its high market value. (Don't buy it, though! It's crap! It's like the Simpsons arcade game, if it had been made by the people who made Bart vs. The Space Mutants!)

This doesn't emulate the PIA enough to avoid compatibility problems. In particular, it will fail with any software that does 800/OS-B style initialization, such as this startup loop from Star Raiders: A162: A9 00 LDA #$00 A164: AA TAX A165: 9D 00 D0 STA $D000,X A168: 9D 00 D4 STA $D400,X A16B: E0 0F CPX #$0F A16D: B0 03 BCS $A172 A16F: 9D 00 D2 STA $D200,X A172: 9D 00 D3 STA $D300,X A175: 9D 67 00 STA $0067,X A178: E8 INX A179: D0 EA BNE $A165 With the PORTB snooping scheme you describe, this would capture $00 writes and assume that the extended memory window should be turned on since it sees bit 4 cleared. But that's not what happens on the PIA, because the PIA doesn't have four registers, it has six registers, and two of them are the data direction registers DDRA and DDRB, stacked on top of the same $D300 and $D301 addresses as output registers ORA and ORB, selected by bit 2 of PACTL ($D302) or PBCTL ($D303). When this code runs, the PIA hasn't been initialized yet -- Star Raiders is a diagnostic cart -- and so all of its registers are set to $00 from hardware reset. This causes $D301 to write to DDRB instead of ORB and change port B to input (a no-op) instead of changing port B outputs. To properly emulate PIA port B, it's necessary to shadow writes to both ORB and DDRB at PORTB ($D301), and bit 2 of PBCTL ($D303) to select between ORB and DDRB. Then, actual banking state can be computed as (ORB or not DDRB).

No, same game.

This may be a silly question, but do you have the right eprom in the Geneve to boot from a Scsi? Isn't that version 2.00?

I recently threw a bunch of SNES games together to sell as a lot and noticed that Bebe's Kids was far and away the most expensive of the bunch. What's the story behind this game? I know it's based on a TV show and the game itself is poorly rated. Is it going for a lot because of rarity? Or morbid curiosity driving up interest?

It is impossible on Evercade. Maybe on Evercade 2. Is there a commercially licensable replacement BIOS for both consoles, though?

Great job!! My oldest son just came back from bowling in Vegas a couple of weeks ago (I'm not sure what the tournament was but he was at Southpoint). He's way better at real bowling than Intellivision bowling. I'd guess most people are better at bowling on video games.

The Capcom one has a lot of great games. There is a Capcom Super Pocket, but it loses some of my favorites (Vulgus, Commando, Mega Man 2, Mega Man X, Legendary Wings) and one of the few good RPGs Evercade has, Breath of Fire. Also 1942 and 1943 are not very playable on Super Pocket. If you want the Capcom games, I would get it, but otherwise I don't like the EXP that much. The sound is really awful and the battery is iffy. I am hoping the sound improves on the EXP-R, even though the speakers are still downward firing instead of front firing. Also if you want the Lynx collections look sharp as their prices are rapidly shooting up.

Looks great! I'd play!

The picture I posted shows this as well for >1200. We agree! I don't have a Geneve configured with an EPROM at this time, so I can't test the loader on real hardware. What do you mean by the above statement? Does it get to the OS title/version text then lock? Or is it locking in LOAD-SCS? You can hold the "DEL" key after the OS starts to load to force autoexec to load from DSK1. This might get you to a prompt.

Both of my Scsi cards are set for that, the setting has worked fine in the past for my original, and from @humeur's pctures the one I bought from him was working fine with that setting. Now I have never tried booting from the Scsi, as I was not up to date on the process and file. Need to repair a peb box to try them again.