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I always wondered if the hacks shared roms with the originals, and now that it's confirmed the original game selection makes more sense. Thank you for confirming it with your hard work. Since we can't fit everything on one of these carts, there's no one game selection that will ever please...

No amp needed for the Astro City?

Damn, Windjammers is a $200+ game now? It's not even rare.

That confirms what I was asking. The issue is the start button.

No, you can't change the region on an original bios. Have you confirmed the player 1 start button isn't working in the hardware test?

Which bios is it? Is it set to Europe region? Try changing it. Also, try another game.

It's extremely likely if you customize the games PicknMix will no longer work, as it's designed to use specific games for an existing list. Razoola hasn't updated the Unibios in quite some time, as he announced he was taking a break long ago.

I have a couple of NeoSD's, but it would be great to have an instant-loading multicart with all the official games on it. I use the 161-in-1 with the Unibios pick'n mix for my cab's demo mode.

Nice. I will bet you it lasts longer than you think. I've seen stock Turbo Duos hold save data for months and months even though you're supposed to power them on every couple of weeks, even with how old those systems are.

Found this thread in an unrelated Google search. Wanted to post the correct solution: Boot the unibios while holding A+B+C Wait a moment to be sure it's loaded. Press A, B, A (This will set the bios to USA, MVS) If the Unibios is version 4.0, you can now press C to exit. If it's less than...

I think that's fair. Can't assume it will be the same as the modern release, as some seem to be doing.

Yeah, it's not a perfect fit, but it didn't bother me. If you do ever try a supercapacitor, please let us know how that goes.

For what it's worth, I've battery modded multiple boards, and the ones JNX recommends always worked out fine for me, and even fit just fine in a case without much clearance.

Pop'n Bounce uses a spinner, not a trackball. You can get a board to make one here: https://nhb-shop.com/products/ng-spinner-controller-board-for-neo-geo-mvs-aes-cd

I just don't want to see a bunch of original AES shells get tossed out and swapped with this. Only interested for repairing broken consoles, making new ones, or CMVSes.

Yes, TEoT used existing art assets. This is a new challenge making art for their original work.

It shouldn't be a problem for now. Aliexpress and neostore.com both claim to sell them.

It's the same team as The Eye of Typhoon Tsunami Edition, which was 'name your price' or pay a lot for a physical version. They've been giving their work away for free.

Seems like everyone's a pixel art critic these days. I actually don't have enough of an eye for art in general to say whether it's awful or not. I think it's best to just look at this as a low-budget indie project doing things on its own terms I like this quote Johnny16Bit left on the...

I'm afraid it's likely the PCM chip. In my experience the problem can come and go when one of these chips is going bad.