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  1. https://www.analogue.co/support/resource/super-nt-and-mega-sg-preorder-faq
  2. Is this still happening with the recent update?
  3. Looks like updates happened for all except the original Nt Mini.
  4. When should we expect to see the next firmware updates (official and/or JB) for Nt Mini, Super Nt, Mega Sg, DAC, and Noir?
  5. What is the the best current place to post issues so they get looked at and addressed by Analogue support and development staff? Is there a different GitHub or other place where they track and ultimately tackle outstanding issues? Did something change with this topic? I can no longer view it unless logged in?
  6. I encourage you to dump these with a DiscImageCreator-compatible drive and submit hash information to redump.org.
  7. I don't see that bug listed on the issue tracker. Maybe create an issue ticket there?
  8. And yet the original iNES header format was sorely lacking and incomplete, as there has been continued development and expansion of NES2.0 headers within the past year or so. Emulator devs had to have internal hacks in their emulators for some roms in order to represent the correct behavior that could not be expressed in iNES.
  9. This new format simply represents the information that something like MAME or some other emulator reads from a config file, like this: https://github.com/mamedev/mame/blob/master/hash/intv.xml This new format is better, as it doesn’t have dependencies on a config file, new Intellivision homebrew can be created without needing config file updates. Not to mention it’s a PITA to have an FPGA have to parse an xml config file like this.
  10. Even dumping those supplemental chips may not be enough; if there’s a volatile RAM chip or non-volatile EEPROM chip, those may not have data to be “dumped” yet are vital aspects of the cartridge that need to be represented and emulated. There could also be wiring differences on the PCB.
  11. It's not that simple; ROM dumps don't necessarily contain information about supplemental circuitry and other hardware. Which is why NES headers are required to provide information about this hardware (mappers). I believe Intellivision falls into this category.
  12. Not expecting new features, but rather fixing existing bugs in Hi-Def NES (like the Metroid FDS audio bug).
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