MiSTer FPGA Forum

My version:

Sonic the Hedgehog (USA, Europe).md

MD5: 1BC674BE034E43C96B86487AC69D9293
SHA1: 6DDB7DE1E17E7F6CDB88927BD906352030DAA194
SHA512: 6F22A365A9506D3DC7C07D26E1114B9847B8C59BA3399958E12E3597CD5FB6F4DC48D10880D7A0758809770E6862A3C21E400A87D4359C871F3EDA38CE075503

you're correct, keeping A pressed down is enough, i just tried it on my Sonic and it works, the background turns sepia and the debug menu is shown.

i think at the end you need to press and hold down A+B+C and then press start.

carlo3do wrote: ↑Sat Sep 03, 2022 11:06 pm can someone please post the rom thank you

No warez linking, this forum could get into potential litigation.

Well, my parents surely didn't appreciate me blowing a lot of money on it.

This game is so much fun!

Wasted so much money on this title as a kid!

personally i'd want to see a pci-e card for my pc that allows me to run cores locally on my OS, depending on how well things would work concerning input latency and such.

ROM's can't be linked for obvious reasons, if you're having trouble converting your games to NES2.0 you could use my utility which does require the nes2.0 database file, but can be downloaded from the link in the readme file.

The Wiki should tell you all you need about this.

if it's a dedicated monitor then it might have an OSD where you can adjust the picture for that specific resolution and refresh rate.

what about creating a new bootable VHD and then copy the files over to the new VHD from the old one?

it seems expanding is less of an issue as shrinking, from a quick google i saw that vhdx files support compacting but that isn't the same as resizing.(shrinking in this matter)

Good to hear you got it working again!

You potentially could use Putty to connect to your MiSTer using the network and use the terminal to do things, if you've got it hooked up to the network that is.

If you've cleared the directory from all mappings and then restarted the core, reassigned the buttons and saved those settings it should create a new mapping file, is that file correctly saved?

when you map the controller in the core, do you save the settings when done?

if so you might want to check the mappings directory and delete some controller profiles manually that are not working and then restart that core and remap and save.

i'm not familiar with the game itself, but a lot of the games of that era also had IPX/SPX protocol support, if this game does as well, you could install that protocol under the network adapter?

retro wrote: ↑Fri Aug 12, 2022 1:29 am Odd... My Retrobit wireless Saturn controller is over a year old already, and I haven't had any problems. Still works great, and no problems with shmups or fighters.

Yeah i don't know, i've updated them a few times already where they addressed some issues but these pads, i've had no joy from these pads. (pun intended)

My retrobit 2.4 wireless Saturn controller now is showing connection issues on a real Saturn. I'm only about 7 feet away. This controller has been getting less and less reliable- maybe I just got a mediocre one from a quality control standpoint. Interesting about that "C" button- I've had that issue too as well as had to replace the micr...

what does the memory test say when you run it at 140mhz for some time?

do other cores like neogeo or psx with a decently sized rom throw any kind of error(s)?

does the update all script still function correctly when using an SSD? it's not so much about it being an ssd but the location it's pointing to. (mounting entry) for me for example it stores the cores on: /media/fat and the games / bios / additionals are stored on: /media/usb0 if you run the update_all script and push up on the controller or keybo...

it would be very hard to distinguish same devices on different usb ports for example: given two identical joypads, one on usb port 1 and the other on usb port 2. pad on port 1 used profile 3 and pad on port 2 uses profile 5. now swap these devices on the ports so pad 2 is now on port 1 and vice versa. how would you suggest the system would / could ...

in that manner of regard i'd probably suggest to add mapping profiles to devices, so you could select different profiles for devices regardless of hid / pid or usb port.

maybe the possibility to assign default mappings to player ports, so that joyport 1 could have a different default mapping in regard to joyport 2?

you're confusing one essential part, the identifying part is correct, same hid / pid is the same device, no way to differentiate any further. that it sees two devices that can operate apart from eachother without one device influencing the other is because these devices are each connected to their own usb port and the system / os can enumerate thro...

Thanks for the heads up like always Xbytez!

And thank you to Jotego and his patreons for this core!

i knew these games existed but never actually took the time to look at them, but Kraut Buster looks like a (cheap) knock off Metal Slug to me. the same goes for Gun Lord, which looks like they copied the Turrican / Last Resort formula and tried to combine that into one game? from my perspective as memorable as most SNK games were, these look like q...

Malor wrote: ↑Sun Jul 31, 2022 7:17 am That's the 'sorgelig' user, right? I just saw him post in the PCXT thread a few days ago.

edit: he posted in that thread on July 27, four-ish days ago.

Sorgelig is someone else he's the one who started MiSTer as far as i'm aware, Srg320 is the one who's developing this core.
Two different people.

looks like an overscan issue, most tv sets have the ability to correct the image like you said.
older models typically had two small knobs / dials on the back where you could turn and see the image being stretched / shrunk.

what the diagram shows is correct, pin 1 is +5v and the other pin goes to GPIO connector pin 3 to complete that circuit and the DE10 controls it's on / off state. about the checkmate case i can't say anything about the LED part, but adding a resistor is to prevent the current from destroying the LED if it would exceed (typically 20mA) it's rated cu...

you're most welcome!

IO Board has designations for external LED's Check schematic for directions on how to connect the correct terminal(s)

Noise Factory made some pretty good games, you can see how similar Sengoku 3 is to this title.

Thank you for the core Josh!