Snes and GB emulator hehhe

Includes but not limited to: SNES, Genesis, Sega CD, PlayStation 1, Nintendo 64, Dreamcast, Game Gear and I guess the Virtual Boy.

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Post by vb_master »

It is possible that he made a SNES and a GB cartridge dumper, and has DOS emulators running to play those dumped games.
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Post by Turbo Tax 1.0 »

o my god i cant beleive you and johnny stole my idea well i builtr one first and here is a pic of me holding it

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Post by HotDog-Cart »

here's some pic's, and sry i already made a new thread before reading this one..my bad

<img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v239/Kao1/gamex2.jpg" alt="Image hosted by Photobucket.com">

<img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v239/Kao1/gamex.jpg" alt="Image hosted by Photobucket.com">


very buggy, and it crashes a lot....:'( must fix
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Post by G-force »

What I would like to know is WHY? The SNES plays SNES games normally, and can run GB games with the special cartridge thing. Then all you need is a screen. Either that or you could emulate both systems on a (non-buggY) emulator on the laptop. Why do all that weird board wiring and using the laptop?
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Post by pezman »

that thing is awesome. you know, "fake" snes boards could be a very good thing. if it could reduce size then it has great portable potential.
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Post by xriverfalconx »

Because it can be done...why not? I say good job to you!!! Yeah, it may be looked at as pointless to some people, however, you never know where this can be taken later on down the road. Nice work!!! :)
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Post by gannon »

Looks like a SBC, do you have the carts interfaced with an ISA slot?
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Post by daguuy »

cool, good job. you think it would make a better/smaller portable than a SNES mobo or will it not work without the laptop?
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Post by gannon »

HotDog-Cart wrote:i may be making these for people upon request, but..i was very lucky to get this one working...its its VERY VERY Buggy....Sometimes the game wont run, then i'd need to mess around with the wires..but its good enough for now :)

anyone like this thing? its basicly a Snes that plays Snes games and GB games.....But i must re-wire it becuase the GB games...are having problems while booting, like the games freeze....gotta fix that....

and sometimes it loads the Earthbound clone(the rom) while trying to load the Normal EarthBound game
Triton wrote:dont set it on the carpet, you can bridge pins and fry it that way, and so its basiccaly a snes with the supergameboy or what?

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Post by HotDog-Cart »

well, it used to play Sega Games, but the games kept crashing and i kept getting no responses from the keys....so i switched it to GB,

and what do you mean IDS slot?
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Post by HotDog-Cart »

<img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v239/Kao1/GBsnes.jpg" alt="Image hosted by Photobucket.com">

the thing in the circle is the battery

sry double posted

whats ISA slot?
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Post by gannon »

well, you have to have the slot interfaced with some sort of input to the sbc, so I assumed it'd be an ISA slot (I've seen game cart -> PC adapters before and the ISA interface seems to be most common.
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Post by HotDog-Cart »

ya its gotta be ISA then...my battery is huge, anyway i can reduce that?
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Post by soundwave »

Hotdog, how did you make this? I mean, you seem to be as knowledgeable about it as the rest of us (Gannon excluded).
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Post by HotDog-Cart »

well, Jonny did most of the wiring and soldering (as i cannot hardly do that stuff, too messy).....so im not really sure, all i did was hook it all together, supply games, supply laptop, and add a Heatsink (with help from my dad,he put the heatsink on..i unno how.. :p)
and i added a few extra data boards to run the Emulator with out problems....which it still has problems...and im fixing the bugs..so i didnt do most of the wiring, and here i just call like an ISA Slot..."slot for games"..lol
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