Re: Nintendo Classics / Sega & Atari Flashbacks / Neo Geo Mi
Posted: Thu November 15, 2018 4:31 am
I'm glad you came to your senses.Ello Sailor wrote:Well there goes my argument.
I'm glad you came to your senses.Ello Sailor wrote:Well there goes my argument.
i used hakchi. there is a post back on pg 4. it was pretty simple. i've hacked 5 or 6 of them for friends without issue.Joesanity wrote:A question for those who hacked their SNES Classics, what method did you use to do it?
I'm pretty illiterate when it comes to this kind of thing, but I really want to play some Ken Griffey baseball and Turtles in Time.
That's a weekend project for me some day. How long does it take?mf wrote:i used hakchi. there is a post back on pg 4. it was pretty simple. i've hacked 5 or 6 of them for friends without issue.Joesanity wrote:A question for those who hacked their SNES Classics, what method did you use to do it?
I'm pretty illiterate when it comes to this kind of thing, but I really want to play some Ken Griffey baseball and Turtles in Time.
Found it, thanks.mf wrote:i used hakchi. there is a post back on pg 4. it was pretty simple. i've hacked 5 or 6 of them for friends without issue.Joesanity wrote:A question for those who hacked their SNES Classics, what method did you use to do it?
I'm pretty illiterate when it comes to this kind of thing, but I really want to play some Ken Griffey baseball and Turtles in Time.
Faster than you think. It'll take you longer to get the roms.Monkey_Driven wrote:That's a weekend project for me some day. How long does it take?mf wrote:i used hakchi. there is a post back on pg 4. it was pretty simple. i've hacked 5 or 6 of them for friends without issue.Joesanity wrote:A question for those who hacked their SNES Classics, what method did you use to do it?
I'm pretty illiterate when it comes to this kind of thing, but I really want to play some Ken Griffey baseball and Turtles in Time.
Did you torrent the ROMs or get them from somewhere else? I haven't really done any research (obviously).bune wrote:Faster than you think. It'll take you longer to get the roms.Monkey_Driven wrote:That's a weekend project for me some day. How long does it take?mf wrote:i used hakchi. there is a post back on pg 4. it was pretty simple. i've hacked 5 or 6 of them for friends without issue.Joesanity wrote:A question for those who hacked their SNES Classics, what method did you use to do it?
I'm pretty illiterate when it comes to this kind of thing, but I really want to play some Ken Griffey baseball and Turtles in Time.
i just found a big torrent with every ROM and cherry picked what i wanted inside the tool. if you're anal about the cover art used in the system it could take you awhile, but otherwise it'll take about 30 minutes tops. it's a real simple process.Monkey_Driven wrote:Did you torrent the ROMs or get them from somewhere else? I haven't really done any research (obviously).bune wrote:Faster than you think. It'll take you longer to get the roms.Monkey_Driven wrote:That's a weekend project for me some day. How long does it take?mf wrote:i used hakchi. there is a post back on pg 4. it was pretty simple. i've hacked 5 or 6 of them for friends without issue.Joesanity wrote:A question for those who hacked their SNES Classics, what method did you use to do it?
I'm pretty illiterate when it comes to this kind of thing, but I really want to play some Ken Griffey baseball and Turtles in Time.
How many games can you fit on the NES Classic? SNES Classic?mf wrote:i just found a big torrent with every ROM and cherry picked what i wanted inside the tool. if you're anal about the cover art used in the system it could take you awhile, but otherwise it'll take about 30 minutes tops. it's a real simple process.Monkey_Driven wrote:Did you torrent the ROMs or get them from somewhere else? I haven't really done any research (obviously).bune wrote:Faster than you think. It'll take you longer to get the roms.Monkey_Driven wrote:That's a weekend project for me some day. How long does it take?mf wrote:i used hakchi. there is a post back on pg 4. it was pretty simple. i've hacked 5 or 6 of them for friends without issue.Joesanity wrote:A question for those who hacked their SNES Classics, what method did you use to do it?
I'm pretty illiterate when it comes to this kind of thing, but I really want to play some Ken Griffey baseball and Turtles in Time.
hundreds.Monkey_Driven wrote:How many games can you fit on the NES Classic? SNES Classic?mf wrote:i just found a big torrent with every ROM and cherry picked what i wanted inside the tool. if you're anal about the cover art used in the system it could take you awhile, but otherwise it'll take about 30 minutes tops. it's a real simple process.Monkey_Driven wrote:Did you torrent the ROMs or get them from somewhere else? I haven't really done any research (obviously).bune wrote:Faster than you think. It'll take you longer to get the roms.Monkey_Driven wrote:That's a weekend project for me some day. How long does it take?mf wrote:i used hakchi. there is a post back on pg 4. it was pretty simple. i've hacked 5 or 6 of them for friends without issue.Joesanity wrote:A question for those who hacked their SNES Classics, what method did you use to do it?
I'm pretty illiterate when it comes to this kind of thing, but I really want to play some Ken Griffey baseball and Turtles in Time.
That number alone exhausts me.CopperTom wrote:I bought a RetroPi. 22,000 games.
Right? If i'm being honest with myself there's at best maybe 20 games per console that interest me. Though I have been planning to get a retropi and curating a greatest hits kind of collection for myself and including all the other classic 90s consoles.Monkey_Driven wrote:That number alone exhausts me.CopperTom wrote:I bought a RetroPi. 22,000 games.

Just saw a whole display of PSN classics at my local walmart for 49.96 CAN. That's quite a precipitous drop. Still not really interested. Ya done fucked it up SONY!mf wrote:PS1 classic coming Dec 3.
Not sure how interested I am at $129.99 CAN though. That might be the price point that convinces me to finally build a Pi. I also think that by the time we hit this era of video games, they stop looking retro and start looking really dated (probably the shift from sidescroll to 3D).
https://blog.us.playstation.com/2018/09 ... ded-games/