Moon Patrol (Moon Patrol (1983)(Atari).crt SHA1: B5F5F296D4E50BF514096508A8ECF5ADF4DFFCEB) directions and jump work well, but the P1 and P2 buttons do nothing.
No mood to create a new topic for this, but I think it’s still important enough. https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.ru/2018/01/reading-privileged-memory-with-side.html https://meltdownattack.com/
Thanks Alyosha, I will test the latest release in the next days! EDIT: I've test some games (more or less the list I made in my previous post), it seems to be ok. (not related with C64 stuff, but will Tower Topler on A7800 be fixed one day or another? I saw that you have implemented a NTSC and Pal filter for Tower Topler and Jinks) Thanks for all your work Alyosha!
Thanks for the fix, Alyosha. You might want to take a look at this FDS game as well: Silviana - Ai Ippai no Little Angel (Japan) (b) SHA1:3FB093609AA37052F991DFB905609B0F51932209 MD5:C75858DD4AE3A747264A4073269FA6E2 NESHawk only gives it a black screen and no audio. Yes, it's a bad dump, but it works on Mesen and Nestopia.
FYI, there's a list of games that have bugs where they rely on the state of uninitialized RAM here: http://wiki.nesdev.com/w/index.php/Game_bugs#Reliance_on_RAM_values I just added Silva Saga to it.
The Camerica titles can't have 0x701 be 0, otherwise they won't boot (or will boot incorrectly.) For dancing block, those 2 addresses cannot both be 0xFF, but I forget exactly why. The game Cybernoid also relies on un-initialized RAM for several things, the most obvious one being whether or not music is playing at the start, as well as what difficulty is initially selected.Language: C++if (cart.DB_GameInfo.Hash == "60FC5FA5B5ACCAF3AEFEBA73FC8BFFD3C4DAE558" // Camerica Golden 5 || cart.DB_GameInfo.Hash == "BAD382331C30B22A908DA4BFF2759C25113CC26A" // Camerica Golden 5 || cart.DB_GameInfo.Hash == "40409FEC8249EFDB772E6FFB2DCD41860C6CCA23" // Camerica Pegasus 4-in-1 ) { ram[0x701] = 0xFF; } if (cart.DB_GameInfo.Hash == "68ABE1E49C9E9CCEA978A48232432C252E5912C0") // Dancing Blocks { ram[0xEC] = 0; ram[0xED] = 0; }
SMS movie should store the hash of firmware used when it was recorded.
To be completely honest, TAStudio would crash every time upon loading the .tasproj if I used the GBC core. That's the only reason. But I suppose ThunderAxe posted a good enough reason too...
This entire topic then begs the question: Does the term 'educational' actually aid in determining a degree of triviality for a more concrete rule? It seems to have created more confusion than anything. Would the rule benefit from dropping the word 'educational' all together and just stick with 'non-serious' (Assuming that can be defined)?
Gambatte's sprite rendering is incorrect for GB Games. Is this expected to happen?
I can do sonic chaos and zillion if they're still free
Nope, started out as "arithmetic assignments, in the same vein of those done as school assignments". At no point was any reference to what Math Blaster does referred to as arithmetic for non-educational purposes, until you simplified my statement to "arithmetic". Nice try, though.
No part of YHTBTR includes school assignments. Reading on its own is not a school assignment. It only contains text in relation to gameplay, which is also not a school assignment. Therefore, it is not an educational game. Math Blaster contains arithmetic assignments, in the same vein of those done as school assignments, as a primary gameplay element. Therefore, it is an educational game. I honestly cannot make it any more obvious than this.
If your argument is you don't like the rule, you're wasting your time. The senior staff very much likes the rule and will be keeping it.