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Is N64 on the updater script yet? I'm still not seeing it in my menu.

Robert is the GOAT. Brilliant work. I'm looking forward to seeing what he does next. Have a good vacation, Robert.

When you're in the OSD menu for the core, press right. It should change to another menu and there should be an option to map core buttons.

A lot of arcade games had to have their CRTs adjusted for that particular board when it was installed. It was expected since there wasn't really a standard.

I wonder if the difference in IO boards might have something to do with the resistor packs not being soldered well enough. I had this issue with my first IO board (v5.5) with the audio not having stereo output. I managed to fix it by reflowing the resistors for it.

Neocaron wrote: ↑Sat Sep 02, 2023 1:50 pm

The filtering didn't even blur the image so this is not N64 final output (the AA pass is missing but I don't think I'll use the AA pass to be honest XD), it just looks amazing!

I think it was the dithering filter that made everything blury when combined with AA. Hopefully we'll be able to turn it off like we can in the Playstation core.

catenaccio wrote: ↑Sat Jul 22, 2023 8:28 pm

Just found this thread, now I´m having issues with SNAC in NES core, but months ago it was working perfectly. Nothing changed by my side, just core updates for mister

Check and make sure the mouse isn't enabled for the zapper. This gave me problems with the SNAC output.

Nice! Hopefully we'll get the games that use the M68705 eventually as well.

MattG wrote: ↑Mon Jun 05, 2023 12:03 am

I'm really digging this. Can anyone tell me if I'm missing how to flip the vertical view? Unfortunately, my monitor flips only one way and it isn't the way this game is oriented. So, I've been going horizontal only.

You can flip the screen in the dip switch settings. Reset the game to make it take effect.

Nice! Thanks for the heads up. I love rally bike.

Not every arcade pcb has a core for it. Cores are written for boards and play the games developed for those boards. That's why you don't see those games.

This is awesome. Even if it isn't perfect 1 - 1 recreation of the hardware, I still feel like it should be possible to create something that can run the games. I think the N64 was kind of a bloated turd hardware wise. I love the system, but spec wise it should have been more powerful than it was. Good luck Robert.

I'm very glad to see this. Both R-Type Leo and Undercover Cops are two of my favorite arcade games.

You might give some place like northridgefix a call to replace your USB port. They fix all kinds of odd hardware including key fobs and GPUs. They also have a youtube channel if you want to see what kind of work they do.

This core is going to be awesome.

Sweet, this will be a good one.

I've had trouble with an I/O board's stereo sound not working. It was a bad solder connection on one of the resistor packs that needed reflowing.

Yea, I'm running a separate usb board with a splitter cable. You don't want a bunch of stuff trying to pull power through the DE10s micro usb port.

The one a lot of people recommend and the one I use is the Meanwell GST25A05-P1J. If you're running a lot of USB stuff and an external USB HDD like I am, then you definitely need something better than the original DE10 nano supply. You can get them off Ali Express for a decent price it looks like assuming they're legit.

Deamonbites are great, and in a blind test I doubt anybody could tell them from SNAC.

Milspex wrote: ↑Wed Oct 05, 2022 9:36 am I've been playing it non stop on the X68000.