MiSTer FPGA Forum

The code the Dev posted shows it using an Analog input Yes, so? The game should work with d-pad/digital inputs. We spent several days of back and forth on the "issue" you opened claiming that you have a problem with "up" and "down" but now it turns out what you really are on about is that "analog joystick works a...

So I heard that a few people have trouble with up/down controls not working in Road Runner despite trying to remap the controls. This isn't a universal problem as there are others who's controls work fine. I myself am testing with a wired USB 8BitDo controller and all works fine. From the core's perspective, if it receives the directional signals f...

Which mra didn't have this problem, was it one from my repository or was it provided/compiled by someone else?

Oh thanks for the pointer, I just quickly browsed the source for Missile Command, I'm gonna steal trackball.v from it.

Hi all, sorry I've been on a bit of a break from MiSTer so System-1 hasn't seen much progress but I've now spent a couple of days and fixed the sprite issue with Peter Pack Rat. A new rbf is published and you will definitely need the updated mra files for Indy and Peter to go with it. For Marble Madness to work I'd need some suggestions as to how t...

Here's a playble .rbf of Indiana Jones (work in progress, sound has some issues), you need both atarisy1.zip and indytemp.zip ROMs available.

Could work with GII as well

Ahh system1 work in progress. Moved to a new apartment in Feb and spent last two months doing renovations. Getting back to system1 now
indiana Jones boots and plays through the attract mode, but the colors are wrong and no control buttons are hooked up, so not really playable yet.

The sparkles you see during level changes is how you know you're playing on realistic hardware instead of software emulation. It's a side effect of how the hardware accesses the memory and it's visible on the real arcades too.

Hi It took me a while to record some Youtube gameplay but I finally did it. This is a hardware modified Atari Gauntlet that displays the entire playfield at once, sort of a novel and fresh approach to playing the game. Runs unmodified original ROMs, so no change to game logic. Video is output simultaneously on both HDMI and VGA ports at 32KHz. Writ...

All three supported games (Gauntlet, Gauntlet II and Vindicators II) in fact require SDRAM to store the graphics data. Readme has been updated.

It's surprising that for some people all the files are good. Uhmm... I think all the tests are invalid based on the fact that in the file "Contra test.7z" all the .rbf files with different time offsets are in fact identical at the binary level (same checksums) and the .mra files don't seem to pass any timing offset parameters to them, th...

I haven't gotten it working yet. Let me know if you want to work on it, I have some progress, but I can't get it booting. The only Xilinx specific entity left in my code was the PLL for clock generation, so assuming you managed to replace that with an Altera equivalent and respect the clock phases, my next suggestion would be to use the simulator ...