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Looks great! Should be a nice product once it’s done.

I don’t really understand the secrecy around selling prices. Unlike console games, arcade boards weren’t sold to the general public in large volumes, so there’s no widely accepted pricing standard like you see on sites like PriceCharting. That makes it even more helpful to share information...

I can program anyone’s Darksoft Multi that needs it done.

Rule 5 of the Marketplace Rules states that the first post should be updated with the final selling price. https://www.arcade-projects.com/threads/rules-for-using-the-arcade-projects-sales-forums.2/

It sounds like your core download is corrupt. Load the SD card up on a computer, browse to the _Arcades/cores folder, and delete the Neo Geo entries. Then load the SD card back up in your MiSTer and run update_all again.

+1 for the @Semload case.

Correct. Here's a diagram from Fabian Sanglard's comprehensive Book of CP-System illustrating the connection between the 68000 bus and Z80 bus: @MaRC have you dumped the sound ROMs and compared them against MAME dumps? A corrupt sound ROM could be causing your symptoms. Also check the...

Yes, checking continuity on each pin of the disconnected ribbon is definitely worth checking out.

Two more things to check in addition to making sure the M72 Multi boards are fully seated and that the underside of the middle board isn’t rubbing against the top of the Multi daughterboard on the bottom: - Make sure the board stack is receiving 5.0V of power. The M72 triple board stack draws a...

Awesome case! EDIT: @playero you should add a heatsink to the sound amplifier on your M92 main board so it doesn't overheat.

I ordered some in (they cost around $3 each before shipping), so I'll report back after they arrive.

Great discovery @wickerwaka ! I'd love to fix the awful black levels on a few of my F2 games - will try tracing Pin 74 and 76 on one of my boards and see if they lead to a jumper.

Looks like Namcot Famicom cases fit the Exa carts pretty well.

This was the original writeup on them that I saw: https://www.retrorgb.com/genesis-famicom-msx-protective-plastic-shell.html The RetroDaily website that was producing them no longer lists them on their site unfortunately. This site seems to have them now...

Let me see if can track them down again - I bought them many years ago.

I use these clear plastic snapcases for my Famicom and MSX cartridges. Something like this for Exa carts would be marvelous. Shockboxes are great but they do take up a lot of shelf space relative to the size of the carts. :D

I'm always down for Shockboxes. Maybe a 3D printed insert could be placed inside the case to center and hold the Exa cart properly.

Speaking of Exa plastic boxes, is there anything folks can point me to for storing the cartridges in? Something like a Shockbox or BitBox but sized for Exa cartridges would be ideal.

You can upload the video to YouTube and then share a link to it here. Also, try the Chat feature on the misteraddons.com website to get tech support directly from the creator.

Do you have the control files for the MiSTercade installed on your SD card from https://github.com/misteraddons/mistercade_v2_mappings Also, does your MiSTercade V2 have the OLED display? If so, does it show Button 1 being pressed on the display?