Recent content by city41

I forgot about that part. Yes, that is awesome!

This video doesn't fit the thread criteria. But it's just a good video. No nonsense, no gimmicks, just someone talking about something they are passionate and knowledgeable about. We need more videos like this

Oh yeah, why didn't we think to track aes carts by their serial numbers?? 🤦

Not sure if these are known, but here are some other mvs to cd conversions. Probably the most interesting is having Puzzle de Pon and Pon R on the same CD https://neogeocdworld.info/html/jeux/jeux/conversions.html

Not only does it work on real hardware, the release notes talk about how it doesn't work on many emulators. it doesn't use the expansion pak either. It's very impressive.

Kaze's second Return To Yoshi Island demo has been released. Even if you don't like the n64 or mario64, seeing what he is able to do on the hardware is worth it. Imagine if commercial games back in the day looked this good. I set the timestamp on the video to a particularly good looking area...

(just kidding, GLWTS)

It's likely some rarity combined with a lot of value. It's the absolute best game on the system, bar none, IMO. So if you own it, chances are you're not selling it. If only SNK could have seen the future. You can build a house out of KOF96 AES carts...

Probably my favorite hack so far is Warios' Hint Art. Bundled with the hack is a whole bunch of image clues like this and then you use those clues to find newly hidden stars in what is otherwise a pretty vanilla Mario 64. More than any other Mario 64 hack, this one made me feel like it was...

Balatro. One of my top 5ish games of all time. I've also been playing N++ last year and that is also damn good.

Doh. Sorry to hear that. Hope you feel better soon. btw, in case you missed it, check the top comment on the first michaelsoft binbows video.

I'm watching the finding the captain video now. Coincidentally I watched another one of his videos earlier today before seeing this thread I absolutely love youtube. I am hopelessly addicted. The homebrew nature leads to lots of very interesting stuff.

This video has a similar vibe as the CRT one And here's the follow up where he buttons it all up nicely I enjoyed these two as much as the CRT one. This is a cool thread, always on the look out for good youtube content. Bookmarked all the videos in here.

This was a good watch. I especially enjoyed the troll.

Another possibility would be an Arduino. It could have a screen displaying which control scheme is currently active. It'd be pretty fun to build, not so sure it's the most practical solution though :)