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Hyper Space Squid wrote: ↑Sun Mar 13, 2022 4:57 pm This game was an issue for me back when it was first added to the system 16 beta core, black screen with just the core options. I've never been able to get it to work, hopefully Jotego is aware of the issue and is working on a fix as every other beta release has worked fine except for this one.

I see, many thanks for letting me know.

@AmanoJacu, @Captain FPGA,
Thanks for your feedback as well.

Thanks a lot for this new episode!

@jca, @kubbie,

Thanks for confirming. I am sure it will be fixed soon then.

Hi there, First of all thanks to Jotego for the the public release of the Sega 16 core, this is an awesome collection of fantastic games! Anyways, did somebody manage to get Body Slam to run?I only get a black screen and I can only see the credits screen. I have tried to re-download the MRA but to no avail. All the other System 16 games seem to wor...

I was very much lookg forward to it, many thanks for this new episode!

That's great, many thanks for adding this functionality.

Thanks for this new episode! Already looking forward to the next one re the MOS 6502 implementation!

Brilliant, a new episode! Thank you!

Hi chaps, I was wondering if any of you ever came across schematics for either Taito Football Champ or Kageki. I have been hunting for a while but to no avail. As far as Football Champ is concerned, I have also tried to find schematics for the other games running on the F1 System as specified here: http://system16.com/hardware.php?id=662 However, n...

Thanks for this new episode!

@StatMat,
I am glad to hear you are all good now and congrats on your house move!

Execellent news!

@nico24,
Last night I have watched your new episode which I have found very interesting and informative, as usual!

I am sure it was! But you have successfully completed the task!

Oh yes, that 's all I am after..a lot of good fun

Brilliant, thanks for the new episode. I was very much looking forward to it!

MISTerMark wrote: ↑Sun Jan 09, 2022 1:21 pm Another course you guys might find interesting is Design A Cpu by Ross McGowan.

https://www.udemy.com/course/design-a-cpu/

He designs the cpu from the book But How Do It Know by J Clark Scott in Logisim.

http://www.buthowdoitknow.com/

Hi,

That seems very cool, thanks for sharing.

Thanks a lot!

So I was hoping the actual hardcopy book had better diagrams than the hand drawn ones. I was so relieved to see that they are! Oh yes, absolutely! On the logic analyzer ideally there'd be one that does 24 channels, because you'll see later in the videos that we need to see the address lines and the data lines at the same time. I'll use the Ben Eat...

That's brilliant! Thanks a lot!

So I bought the Andre LaMouthe book and also the course on Udemy was only $11 - it's hours and hours long, so I say it's a steal. Overall some really excellent info there. Thanks for putting me on to the book and the course. Cool! That book is awesome indeed! As I mentioned above it is here on my bedside table all the time. I pulled the trigger an...

nico24 wrote: ↑Fri Dec 31, 2021 2:30 pm MysteryM10 - thanks. Yes - we'll have Episode 4 coming in the next day or two - it's getting a video picture on the screen.

Great news, looking fwd to it

Thanks!

Andre who wrote that book has an electronics course on Udemy. https://www.udemy.com/course/crash-course-electronics-and-pcb-design/ I think he throws in a pdf of the book with the course. Fabiens blog is also worth a browse for random hardware stuff. https://fabiensanglard.net/ Yep! I have been tempted by his course as well. The course's price has...

Hackshed_Carl wrote: ↑Fri Dec 24, 2021 3:06 pm That looks like a clip of the datasheet fort hat specific chip
Google "74LS74 datasheet" and you will find all the information about the chip.

Hope this helps

Thanks for your feedback!

Yes - it's from the TTL book from Texas Instruments. You can get it from this link: https://www.ti.com/lit/ug/scyd013b/scyd013b.pdf Super, thanks for confirming! That Logic Pocket Data Book is within my library now! Just a quick point - the TI book has the pinout and logic 'truth table' on different pages - by the magic of video they are together,...

@nico24, I hope you don't mind a quick question regarding Episode 2. Would you please let me know which book you used for the slides showing for instance the 74LS74? Please refer to the screenshot below. I own all these 3 books: Designing Video Game Hardware in Verilog Digital Design and Computer Architecture Introduction to Logic Circuits & Lo...

@nico24,
Thanks for the Episode 3! I am on it

nico24 wrote: ↑Tue Dec 21, 2021 9:56 pm Mine was that and an Akai Sampler S3000, with the CD-Rom. I actually got an Akai S612 that had the same disks as the Amstrad 6128 - the 3" jobs!

Wow!! That's cool! I do love that!

You have got a great taste!

Btw I trust we could spend hours, days...years in talking about all of it!!

It's funny - I was heavily into synths and samplers after my 8-bit computer days, probably the reason I never got into the 16-bit computers. I haven't looked much into the sound side of FPGAs, but I can see that becoming a real rabbit hole! Too funny indeed! I always loved arcade/consoles videogames and synths back in the day! I wish we could also...

Thanks for the feedback! I've just bought that book too, since it looks really really good. Can't wait to get it. Great website too. Thanks. All these books are a real investement! I went through the Nand2tetris course (1 and 2) a few months ago as well. Yeah, I have learnt a lot from that website and it contains a lot of resources as well. I can'...