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The Evercade cartridges are literally SD cards with a proprietary pinout, and the original system could already read at least 512 GB... -
promking reacted to amerika's post in the thread Vengeance Hunters (Beat 'em Up) for the Neo Geo with
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There are no special chips running VH. It is entirely Neo-Geo hardware for better or worse! However, we do have chips protecting the ROM... -
pixeljunkie replied to the thread Evercade thread.Yep - I got pretty far in Goodboy Galaxy, so I keep my VS for crap like that. But yeah, dust gatherer -
Yeah, the only reason I really keep the thing around now is to play the arcade carts on the VS but I couldn't tell you the last time I...
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Hattori Hanzo replied to the thread MISTer FPGA?.You should spend more time there than here. -
Hardware and software developers, you'll only be graced by the above's presence once you've put a $30K fpga chip with enough logic gates... -
amerika replied to the thread Vengeance Hunters (Beat 'em Up) for the Neo Geo.There are no special chips running VH. It is entirely Neo-Geo hardware for better or worse! However, we do have chips protecting the ROM... -
GohanX replied to the thread Beef's Farts! Uhhh... Carts.. -
GohanX replied to the thread Evercade thread.Yeah, the only reason I really keep the thing around now is to play the arcade carts on the VS but I couldn't tell you the last time I...
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pixeljunkie replied to the thread Evercade thread.This They keep picking the bottom of the barrel (probably because licensing is dirt cheap) and then making a one-off cart like Tomb...
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The Evercade cartridges are literally SD cards with a proprietary pinout, and the original system could already read at least 512 GB...
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GohanX replied to the thread MISTer FPGA?.reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
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city41 replied to the thread MISTer FPGA?.It shouldn't, as fpga is emulation. -
GohanX replied to the thread Evercade thread.The Evercade cartridges are literally SD cards with a proprietary pinout, and the original system could already read at least 512 GB...