FPGA Based Videogame System

[FPGA Based Videogame System]

I (or rather my parents) bought a huge chunk of these games at $50/$60 a pop back in the 90s. My mother threw them all away, bless her cotton socks, so I feel I'm entitled to download them again and get a nice dose of nostalgia in a convenient package that brings them back to life in vivid HD and colours.

 

I'm super excited for the Super Nt and I thank Kevtris and the other knowledgeable folk around here who are making it possible!

[FPGA Based Videogame System]

All of them have been dumped already (decapped and all) so it's not an issue, it will be the customer job to find and use them appropriately like they would do to use bsnes/higan.

SD2SNES ships with the CX4 data tables (that's all there is really) as part of the OS already, you can find the 4 DSPs and the 3 STs chips dumps here

https://www.caitsith2.com/snes/dsp/

 

So that is NOT gonna be a problem because Jailbreaking means you do some of the legwork and I'm sure SmokeMonster would release a ready to use package anyway with ALL the goodies, he already did for SD2SNES/SuperED AND the Nt Mini [with all the BIOSes etc...etc.... that he could find I believe the AtariVox is missing on request of the author or something but you get my drift ]

I was going to preorder a Super Nt but my only "issue" was the enhancement chips. I figured it'd be able to play ROMs off an SD card but I wasn't sure if a jailbreak could open enhancement chip options too.

 

However, based on this thread and looking at the ability of the FPGA board likely used for the Super Nt it seems most chips will be easily simulated and also input from knowledgeable members like yourself I've gone ahead and placed a preorder, so huge thanks

 

Edit to add: Some might find this thread on nesdev interesting for technical stuff on implementing enhancement chips onto an FPGA, seems the OP knows kevtris and they're in touch

 

https://forums.nesdev.com/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=15143