See, 7-in-1 with Lost World and Cricket here uses HP10xx/HP20xx board as against other similar multigame carts released by me previously. Sometimes, the same menu types can use different types of mapper. UNIF board added to the FCUEX repository as well already. So, here are dump on the same unemulated before hardware similar to FK23C (mapper 176), but with more strictly defined much simpler commands. The emulation wasn't a problem for all them, but I need some more research on currently emulated mappers, if there any duplicates may be present. So the rest are mostly a multigame dumps. I released some of them already, just interesting ones in the first place. Since there are nothing to dump currently (and maybe won't be like the last year), I think I can dig into my old dumping archives of unemulated dumps made by all period but left unemulated by some reasons. 2-in-1 - Aladdin 2 + Lion King, The, 2-in-1 - Boogerman + Flintstones, The, 2-in-1 - Mortal Kombat + Super Aladdin, 2-in-1 - Sonic 5 + Batman 3 (YH226), 3-in-1 - Harry Legend + Pokemon + Aladdin II, 4-in-1 - Chessmaster, 4-in-1 - Digital Monster, 4-in-1 - Harry Legend (YH3139), 6-in-1 - Lost World, The (HP10xx-HP20xx board). Nothing interesting apart form menu, though. Has a set of UNROM games hacked to mapper 178 used in some education computer cartridges. The second dump is also from HardWareMan.
#Nes 101 games in 1 code#
So, all code is in FCEUX repository already, use the build-bot to get the recent version. However I modified mapper 213 implementation in order to run this particular dump. Nothing really special, just Santa on the menu with simple already known games. Haven't planned any releases by now but got some special Christmas-themed dump with help of HardWareMan (thanks a lot!), so here we are. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.CaH4e3 updated his site with the following new NES dumps: Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms.
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