ALL PCE/TG16 game in one cartridge (EXCEPT SF2)

[woshizyt]

sorry for my poor english:
  THIS card include ALL PCE and TG16 game .change game VIA nine dip switch.STREET FIGHTER 2 game don't include.because I don't know what is the mapper in SF2.anyone could help me ???THS.

  PICTURE:
  new design PCB.



  PCB design data:2010.8



   first design had some error.Add a new chip work OK(red fly wire chip).  This card use two falsh chip.Total 1.5Gb,,,,,,192M byte.



  card working in PCEGT  



  test some game

1:nes game to PCE game .super mario.



  2：A japanese RPG game



  3：reiden



  4：A usa ARPG game



  5：



  6：dragon sprit



7：A japanese RPG game



8：A japanese shooting game

[ccovell]

That's cool, but nobody wants to flip dip switches.  I hope you plan to have a menu plus hardware bank selector in order to make it more user-friendly.

[grahf]

Nice PCB design.

[MasonSushi]

nice. I hope you have a model without switches.  I would totally get one.

[Necromancer]

Very nice, but dip switches (512 possible combos!) and tiny exposed wires make my butt pucker.

[Bonknuts]

woshizyt: Is it going to be able to handle Populous as well? That includes 32k of ram on the card, right after the 4mbit range of the rom.

 The SF2 mapper is dead simple. If you're familiar with Famicom, it's not unlike unrom and other such simple mappers in it's simplicity. The game uses the whole lower 8mbit external address range (typical hucard range). The bottom 4mbit range is fixed to the first 4mbit of the rom, the upper 4mbit of the 8mbit hucard range is used for swapping in 512k(4mbit) banks. So it's a 4Mbit+16Mbit format. Writing any value to 'external' address range of $1ff0 to 1ff3 selects which 4Mbit segment of the 16Mbit segment gets mapped into the upper 4Mbit hucard area. So $1ff0 = bank 4Mbit #0, $1ff1 = bank 4Mbit #1, etc.

[SuperPlay]

Nice work :-)

[SignOfZeta]

This is dead cool. The pics aren't loading for me right now though.

[_joshuaTurbo]

that is insanely fukking cool!!  when if ever will this be available?

[turbokon]

Yea, that's freaking awesome!!!

[TheClash603]

Wow, that thing is awesome.  It now just needs to be made more physically appealing, and then I will nominate for PCE product of the year 2011.

[turbogrfxfan]

i would like to buy one please!!

[nat]

Cool idea, although I can't think of a less intuitive way of selecting games (except maybe an abacus) than a bank of dip switches.

"Clear #69 .... With the help of Allah......  110010101!"

or

"I just broke the '8' switch off my HuCARD 2010.8.... Now I'm stuck playing either Genpei Toumaden, KLAX, or Talespin.  "

[incrediblehark]

very cool idea, after some modifications and a more polished product is made, I know i would love to have one! (if the price is reasonable)

[woshizyt]

woshizyt: Is it going to be able to handle Populous as well? That includes 32k of ram on the card, right after the 4mbit range of the rom.

 The SF2 mapper is dead simple. If you're familiar with Famicom, it's not unlike unrom and other such simple mappers in it's simplicity. The game uses the whole lower 8mbit external address range (typical hucard range). The bottom 4mbit range is fixed to the first 4mbit of the rom, the upper 4mbit of the 8mbit hucard range is used for swapping in 512k(4mbit) banks. So it's a 4Mbit+16Mbit format. Writing any value to 'external' address range of $1ff0 to 1ff3 selects which 4Mbit segment of the 16Mbit segment gets mapped into the upper 4Mbit hucard area. So $1ff0 = bank 4Mbit #0, $1ff1 = bank 4Mbit #1, etc.

THANKS ! I will continue research.THIS card don't include 32K of ram .so Polulous perhaps coundn't run.This card have a CPLD .and the mapper logic can add convenience.
The SF2 mapper logic block diagram could be this,right?



by the way ,is it possible add a save ram chip into this card?I buy a TENNOKOE BANK 2 ,find inside have a HU6260 chip and a SRAM.
I couldn't know how HU6260 chip work .