http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/ 2012-05-17T15:56:12+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/ http://www.gamesx.com/wiki//www.gamesx.com/wiki/lib/tpl/desertcalm/images/favicon.ico text/html 2005-08-23T21:44:58+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=abyss&rev=1124801098&do=diff This is a test page. Testy testy! text/html 2005-10-19T10:04:58+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=atari_sc1224&rev=1129683898&do=diff Atari SC1224 Intended only for use with Atari's ST line of computers. Specs: * RGB input (captive Atari ST DIN-13 cable) with component sync only * Mono audio amp text/html 2006-09-15T20:35:50+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=av_mods&rev=1158320150&do=diff Most pre-NES consoles offered only RF output, and can be difficult to modify. Almost every post-NES system had a wealth of video options, most offering at least composite video output, and many easily hacked to allow RGB output, and sometimes S-video. On this page you'll find the GameSX library of video hacks - some useful, some trivial, and some downright evil. All, however, will grant you better quality images than you're seeing now. text/html 2008-07-16T05:30:36+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=comlynx&rev=1216153836&do=diff ComLynx Used by the Atari Lynx to allow multiplayer games. Also available on the Jaguar (with some hacking). Software Hardware Uses a 2.5mm phono jack for all connections. Pinout: 1 - +5V 2 - TxD/RxD 3 - GND ---------- Info taken from the Atari Jaguar FAQ and 42Bastion. text/html 2005-10-19T10:32:26+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=commodore_1084&rev=1129685546&do=diff Commodore 1084 The Commodore 1084 is a popular gaming monitor. Originally developed for use with Amiga computers, they are relatively inexpensive and easy to find. Specs: * RGB input (6-pin DIN or 9-pin D-Sub with either composite or component sync) * Composite or S-Video input (S-Video is split between two RCA jacks) * Stereo audio amp with headphone jack * EGA/CGA digital input (8-pin DIN or 9-pin D-Sub) text/html 2005-10-20T12:35:46+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=commodore_1960&rev=1129779346&do=diff Commodore 1960 Screen size: 13 inches Sync range: 15-38 khz horizontal, 50-87 hz vertical Dot pitch: 0.29mm Sync type: component text/html 2009-08-14T16:35:13+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=console_mods&rev=1250235313&do=diff * Atari Jaguar * Jaguar 50/60 Hz Switch - Just what the name suggests. * Microsoft Xbox * Xbox PC DVD - Install a PC DVD-ROM drive in an Xbox. * Nintendo NES * Playchoice 10 BIOS swap - Play regular NES games on a Playchoice 10 board. text/html 2005-04-05T23:24:19+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=controller_data&rev=1112711059&do=diff Controller Data Controller Basics 1 Controller Basics 2 Controllers Across Regions Other Mods Dreamcast Agetech/Sega Seimitsu/Sanwa swap text/html 2009-07-02T22:08:38+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=counterfeit_snes&rev=1246540118&do=diff How to recognize a counterfeit SNES In the past counterfeits were easily recognized. Famicoms were labeled Happily Computer instead of Family Computer, or the system would look completely different. Sometimes a company will produce legitimate goods that look like shoddy knockoffs, like Tectoy's Sega hardware or Samsung's Saturn. Rarely though do you find a company producing pirated hardware that is intended to look like the original. text/html 2005-05-07T15:46:47+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=e1000-accessories&rev=1115448407&do=diff Motorola E1000 Accessories What's included Note that these accessories may not be included by all cellular providers. * Phone * Battery * USB cable * stereo earphones with hanging microphone * 110V/220V AC adaptor/charger * US/JP-style -> Australian-style plug adaptor * PC software CD * Instruction manual (not a very good one...) * Warranty information card * Registration card * Getting Started quick reference guide * Box text/html 2005-05-08T12:02:04+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=e1000-audioformats&rev=1115521324&do=diff I had about two hours of work into this page and forgot to save. Don't do what I do. text/html 2005-05-07T18:52:17+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=e1000-filetransfer&rev=1115459537&do=diff E1000 File Transfer Transferring files with the E1000 is very easy. There are several ways to get files on and off the phone. Bluetooth This is is a great method when you're not at your own computer or you've misplaced your USB cable. You can transfer files to and from a computer as long as you're close to it, and you can also use Bluetooth to zing photos to some photo printing kiosks. text/html 2005-05-08T11:14:01+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=e1000-imageformats&rev=1115518441&do=diff E1000 Image Format Compatibility The E1000 recognizes the following image formats: JPG, WBMP, BMP (maybe), GIF, PNG, SVGT * JPG * Great for photos * Not great for computer generated images * Maximum size: 1280 x 960 * GIF * Great for computer generated images * Can only use 256 or fewer colours * Can be animated (GIF 89a) or static (GIF 87a) * Maximum size: 320×240 text/html 2005-05-07T18:00:21+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=e1000-specs&rev=1115456421&do=diff Motorola E1000 Specifications Physical * Dimensions * 114 x 52 x 24mm * 105cc * Weight * 140g inc. battery Screen * Display * 256,000 colours * 240 x 320 pixels * 34x44mm * TFT (thin film transistor) Speakers * Twin stereo speakers (rear) * Single speaker (ear) text/html 2005-06-12T08:47:58+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=e1000-tricks&rev=1118533678&do=diff Motorola E1000 Undocumented Features Helpful Features * Hold [*] at main screen for Manner Mode (Silent Mode). Hold again to switch back. * Press [*] in Camera Mode to activate the light. * Press [*] or [#] in video mode to activate the Zoom. text/html 2005-06-12T12:32:54+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=e1000-videoencoding&rev=1118547174&do=diff Encoding Video for the E1000 As with many cellular and portable devices, encoding video can be a real pain in the ass. In order to maximize video playback time and quality while reducing battery-sucking CPU overhead special video formats are used. In the case of the E1000 the primary formats are MPEG4, 3GP and RealVideo. text/html 2005-05-08T11:26:01+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=e1000-videoformats&rev=1115519161&do=diff E1000 Video Format Compatibility The E1000 recognizes the following video formats: MPEG-4, 3GP, RV8/9 (Real Video) Video Types Summary * MPEG-4 * MPEG is a world standard for video. * MPEG 4 is not as common as MPG1 (videoCD) or MPG2 (DVD) * Max 25 fps playback * Max 15 fps recording * Max 256kb/s * Max resolution: 320×240 * H.263 Baseline (what does this mean?) text/html 2005-06-12T08:45:20+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=e1000&rev=1118533520&do=diff Motorola E1000 FAQ Welcome to the Motorola E1000 FAQ. This is now, and will likely always be, a work in progrees. * If you have information to add or see something that is incorrect, please feel free to edit this page. * Editing rules: * No 1337speak and no prince-speak (u, ur etc) will be tolerated. Such changes will be deleted or edited. * Please don't add comments like “I couldn't get it to work” or “Yeah this rocks”. * Don't edit or add sections unless you know for sure. … text/html 2005-10-20T12:45:36+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=flexscan_8060h&rev=1129779936&do=diff Nanao Flexscan 8060H Screen size: 14' Sync range: 15-35 kHz horizontal text/html 2007-07-31T00:30:06+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=game_console_cleaning&rev=1185809406&do=diff Filth! I follow a tried and true rule: Never play a newly purchased cartridge game until you've cleaned it. This goes for new consoles as well. Cartridges The best thing I've found for cleaning cartridges is a Magic Eraser cleaning sponge and isopropyl alcohol. The Magic Eraser will absorb the alcohol and acts as a mild abrassive as well. text/html 2008-07-04T14:42:07+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=general_data&rev=1215150127&do=diff * How To Solder * Grounding Out (Electrostatic Discharge) * Chip Pinouts text/html 2006-10-10T03:20:00+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=genesis_region_switch&rev=1160418000&do=diff genesis region switch welcome SECTION ONE modding SECTION TWO having it off wi the missis ---------- Credits, external links, etc. text/html 2005-07-06T16:45:25+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=gg2sms&rev=1120635925&do=diff People have wanted to play GG games on the big screen for over a decade now. The only solution available out-of-the-box is a “Wide Gear” type system that developers used. It displayed a crisp image from the Game Gear unit onto the television screen. However, this unit is very rare, and probably commands a large sum if one were to sell it. Homemade versions of the Wide Gear work, but they are black &amp; white only. text/html 2007-05-17T11:33:33+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=golden_image_c64_disk_drive&rev=1179369213&do=diff Golden Image C64 Disk Drive This is by far the oddest Disk Drive for Commodore64 I've ever encountered. There is no information about it whatsoever on the internet, but I managed to figure out the power connector without frying it =) The drive is an Excelerator+Plus Drive. text/html 2006-05-17T10:38:13+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=groundingout&rev=1147829893&do=diff Grounding Out (Electrostatic Discharge) This article from Wikipedia sums it up rather well... <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrostatic_discharge> All you really need to do is touch a piece of metal before you begin working with electronic components. Any amount of static electricity built up in your body will be safely discharged through the metal. text/html 2009-05-28T10:10:37+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=guitar_flash&rev=1243473037&do=diff TITLE Intro SECTION ONE SECTION TWO ---------- Credits, external links, etc. text/html 2005-10-20T12:40:43+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=gvm-2020&rev=1129779643&do=diff Sony GVM-2020 Screen Size: 20 inches Sync range: 50-100hz vertical, 15-36Khz horizontal Sync type: composite or component Inputs: 2 x Composite, 2 x S-Video, RGB (1 x 9pin, 5 x BNC), EGA/CGA digital RGB (via 9pin connector) text/html 2005-04-14T02:01:03+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=horigcstick&rev=1113411663&do=diff Hori GameCube Soul Calibur Stick General A very competent little stick, Nothing special in any way, just functional and comfortable. And cheap! What's inside? It's very similar to home sticks internally - a giant PCB with the encoder on it also connects all the buttons, there's a stick and a couple of tiny PCBs for the start and Z buttons. Nothing to it. text/html 2006-05-11T07:03:27+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=howtosolder&rev=1147298607&do=diff This is how I solder. This works for me. I don't wreck things anymore, I don't lift pads off PCBs anymore, and I managed to stop having my soldering iron explode on me. That said I don't guarantee these techniques will work for you. I may be doing it wrong and you may think I'm a useless bumpkin for doing it this way, but fuggoff with your elitism. ;) text/html 2006-10-25T20:02:11+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=hu6260_netlist&rev=1161774131&do=diff Hu6260 Netlist Conventions used Throughout this page you'll find abbreviations and shorthand terms for a lot of connections. Here's a guide: Short Long Short Long Dxx Data (number) Axx Address (number) /WR Write Enable /OE Output Enable /CE Chip Enable NC Not Connected I/O Input/Output RAxx RAM pin# The Netlist Hu 6260 - Video Pin Title Hu6280 Exp Bus HuCard Port Hu6270 Notes 01 +5v … text/html 2006-10-25T20:04:09+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=hu6270_netlist&rev=1161774249&do=diff HU 6270 Netlist Conventions used Throughout this page you'll find abbreviations and shorthand terms for a lot of connections. Here's a guide: Short Long Short Long Dxx Data (number) Axx Address (number) /WR Write Enable /OE Output Enable /CE Chip Enable NC Not Connected I/O Input/Output RAxx RAM pin# The Netlist Hu6270 - Graphics Pin Title Hu6280 Exp Bus HuCard Port Hu6260 MiscIC Notes 01 … text/html 2006-10-25T20:07:04+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=hu6280_netlist&rev=1161774424&do=diff Hu6280 Netlist Conventions used Throughout this page you'll find abbreviations and shorthand terms for a lot of connections. Here's a guide: Short Long Short Long Dxx Data (number) Axx Address (number) /WR Write Enable /OE Output Enable /CE Chip Enable NC Not Connected I/O Input/Output RAxx RAM pin# Hu6280 Netlist Hu6280 - CPU + Sound Pin Title Hu6260 Exp Bus HuCard Port Hu6270 Notes 01 A5 B1… text/html 2006-10-30T21:00:32+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=interwiki&rev=1162209632&do=diff Inter-wiki Linking You can easily link to other wikis (and other sites) with a convenient shorthand. Simply use the wiki abbreviation, a > symbol, then the target page name. For example: [[ic>start]] This links to the insert credit wiki's start page like so. On the ic wiki you can link to the nfg wiki using the code nfg. text/html 2007-08-03T08:51:56+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=magnavox_450&rev=1186098716&do=diff Magnavox CD-i 450 Power Pinout The power supply uses an RJ45 just like an ethernet cable. Pin Function 1 Activate Power Supply 2 -5V 3 GND 4 +5V 5 GND 6 +5V 7 Regulation feedback from console 8 +5V To test the power supply 1 and 7 (grey and white wires) must by tied to +5V. Otherwise the +/- 5V lines will be inactive. text/html 2008-05-23T15:12:52+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=matrix&rev=1211523172&do=diff Systems and available A/V outputs 2nd Gen Consoles: Output \ Console Odyssey 2 Atari 2600 Atari 5200 Intellivision Colecovision Mono Audio Mod Mod Mod Mod Mod Stereo Audio Mod Mod Composite Video Mod Mod Mod Mod S-Video Mod Mod Mod Component Video On Video Chip 3rd Gen Consoles: text/html 2005-10-20T12:34:53+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=multisync_3d&rev=1129779293&do=diff NEC Multisync 3D Screen Size: 13 inches Scan Range: 15-38 kHz horizontal, 50-90 Hz vertical Dot Pitch: 0.28mm Sync type: composite or component text/html 2006-01-07T12:16:37+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=mvs_pause_switch&rev=1136603797&do=diff Pause Switch for Neo Geo MVS Credit for this mod goes to hardMVS. I have done this successfully on my MV1F board, the original author does this on a 4-slot board. It does not matter, as I believe this is possible on all MVS systems and maybe an AES even. text/html 2008-07-16T05:33:05+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=networking&rev=1216153985&do=diff Networking Information on the networking methods used by various game consoles. * ComLynx text/html 2005-07-31T11:54:52+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=nfg_gamesx&rev=1122778492&do=diff Welcome to the NFG / GameSX wiki I've maintained the GameSX archive of technical data for nearly a decade now (nine years, no shit) and if there's one thing I've learned it's that I can't be counted on to update the site or fix problems on a regular basis. Hence, the wiki. If you see a problem you want to fix, fix it. If you have new data, post it. Welcome, my friends, to the new GameSX. Maybe - we'll see how it goes. Remember that anyone can edit or delete these pages, so there's no scor… text/html 2007-08-08T09:15:54+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=pcemembas128&rev=1186532154&do=diff Memory Base 128 Compatible Software List The following games are known to be compatible with the Memory Base 128: Publisher Title AKA NEC-HE Emerald Dragon エメラルドドラゴン NEC-HE Private Eye Dol プライベート・アイ・ドル NEC-HE Magicool マジクール NEC-HE Linda 3 リンダ3 Atlus Shin Megami Tensei 真・女神転生 Artdink Project A Train III A.III. Artdink THE ATLAS Artdink Baseball (?) 栄冠は君に Koei Ghengis Kahn 蒼き狼と白き牝鹿 元朝秘史 Koei Romance of 3 Kingdoms III 三国志III Koei Nobunaga's A… text/html 2005-08-28T17:42:12+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=pcemousecompat&rev=1125218532&do=diff PC Engine Mouse Compatible Software The following games are known to be compatible with the PC Engine Mouse: Publisher Title NEC Avenue 同級生 NEC-HE Vasteel 2 NEC-HE Brandish NEC-HE Princess Maker 2 TIM 初恋物語 Artdink A.III. Artdink THE ATLAS Artdink 栄冠は君に Sun Denshi Lemmings Konami Tokimeki Memorial text/html 2006-10-25T20:01:41+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=pcenetlist&rev=1161774101&do=diff PC Engine Chip Pinouts This data was taken from numerous places. Special thanks to the usual PCE crew: Chris Covell, bt garner, Joann, and also to Backup Technik/GameLab magazine, from which I occasionally learned something new. Conventions used Throughout these pages you'll find abbreviations and shorthand terms for a lot of connections. Here's a guide: text/html 2005-10-19T12:41:22+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=pcengine&rev=1129693282&do=diff PC Engine Info Centre There's a lot to know about the PC Engine. Systems Information * PC Engine Hardware - includes release dates and part numbers Technical Information * PC Engine Power Supplies - Vots, Amps and polarity for all models * PC Engine Technical Info - Sprites, MHz and more * Chip Pinouts - for the Hu6260, Hu6270 and Hu6280 ICs text/html 2006-10-25T20:08:15+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=pcepowersupplies&rev=1161774495&do=diff PC Engine Power Supply List The PC Engine family went through a lot of power supply revisions. Different internal and external tip sizes, voltages and polarity. Here's a list of the different models and settings. PC Engine Model Voltage Amps Polarity Part No. PC Engine 9V 650mA - PAD-105 + PAD-106 CoreGrafx I+II 9V 800mA - PAD-105 + PAD-106 PC Engine Shuttle 9V 800mA - PAD-105 + PAD-106 SuperGrafx 9V 800mA - PAD-113 PC Engine GT 7V … text/html 2005-08-28T15:53:12+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=pcesixpadsoft&rev=1125211992&do=diff PC Engine 6-Button Compatible Software The following games are known to take advantage of six-button PC Engine pads and joysticks: Publisher Title NEC-HE STREET FIGHTER II Champion Edition NEC-HE Linda3 NEC-HE Emerald Dragon NEC-HE Princess Maker 2 NEC Avenue 同級生 Intec 格闘覇王伝説アルガノス Konami Martial Champion テイジエル販売 Advanced V.G. Naxat Super Real Mahjong P-II/III Custom Naxat Super Real Mahjong P-V Custom Naxat Mahjong Sword - Princess Quest Gaiden Hud… text/html 2005-08-28T11:33:27+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=pcesystems&rev=1125196407&do=diff PC Engine Systems (Return to the PC Engine Wiki Page) Hardware List There are a lot of PC Engine platforms. System Date Price Part No PC Engine 1987/10/30 24,800 PI-TG001 PC-KD863G Monitor 1988/09/27 138,000 CD ROM2 1988/12/04 57,300 CDR-30(A) CD ROM2 Interface Unit 1988/12/04 IFU-30(A) X-1 Twin 1989/04/xx 89,800 CZ-830C PC Engine Shuttle 1989/11/22 18,800 PI-TG5 CoreGrafx 1989/12/08 24,800 PI-TG3 SuperG… text/html 2009-08-26T02:14:08+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=pcetechnical&rev=1251220448&do=diff PC Engine Technical Information Technical specs * CPU: Hu6280, a modified 65C02 running at 7.16 or 1.79 MHz * Resolution: * X: variable, maximum of 512 (programmable in increments of 8 pixels) * Y: variable, maximum of 242 (programmable in increments of 1 line) text/html 2009-06-15T21:15:00+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=pcexe1apsoft&rev=1245068100&do=diff PC Engine Games + The XE-1AP The Micomsoft XE-1AP was a hand-held controller that had all the functionality of the massive Sharp/Micomsoft Cyber-Stick, released for the X68000, and compatible with the Fujitsu FM-Towns, MSX and Sega MegaDrive. Looking a lot like a cross between a pre-historic Playstation controller and a frisbee, the pad offered one 2-axis analogue control and one single-axis analogue control, in addition to a half a dozen buttons and other features. text/html 2005-07-07T15:10:17+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=play_nintendo_nes_games_on_playchoice_10&rev=1120716617&do=diff New Playchoice 10 BIOS v0.1 (190402) by Oliver Achten ---------- Description ---------- This new BIOS for the Nintendo Playchoice 10 allows the user to play NES games on the PC10 hardware by enabling the possibility to activate each of the 10 game channels, ignoring the hardware protection needed to run games on the original bios. text/html 2007-08-03T07:34:44+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=power_pinouts&rev=1186094084&do=diff Power Pinouts Consoles PC Engine * see this page CD-i * Magnavox 450 Computers * Power Pinouts Golden Image C64 Disk Drive ---------- Credits, external links, etc. text/html 2007-07-30T16:57:12+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=ps2_slim_ide&rev=1185782232&do=diff TITLE Adding an HDD to a slim PS2 we love this site :-) SECTION TWO As you might have noticed, the new slim PStwo has no HDD bay, so you can't use the HDD for games such as Final Fantasy XI and Street Fighter Alpha Collection (or those nifty backup programs.) This sucks, so a clever dude name Automan found the traces on the PStwo motherboard where the IDE interface is. text/html 2007-02-12T10:31:10+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=psx_overclock&rev=1171243870&do=diff TITLE The Sony PlayStation CPU runs by default at ~33MHz, with this O/C mod you can take the CPU frequency to 40Mhz, enough for eliminating “CPU-intensive” slowdowns. However if you suck at soldering you could “brick” your PSX. Be careful. SECTION ONE Welcome to the Playstation overclocking guide! This guide will show you how to increase the overall performance of your Playstation and/or PSOne console. We will be performing this modification on a PSOne console, although the procedure is the s… text/html 2005-10-30T09:52:16+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=scart2rgb&rev=1130633536&do=diff Moved to scart2rgb text/html 2005-07-05T10:25:36+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=shift_registers_and_how_to_use_them_in_smart_ways&rev=1120526736&do=diff From: Thomas McGahee <tom_mcgahee@sigmais.com> To: pic microcontroller discussion list <PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU> Subject: Fr. Tom's Shift Register Tutorial Date: Thursday, June 18, 1998 1:34 PM Stewart, I do not use Basic Stamps at all, but I do use shift registers with PICs. The info I will give is pretty much applicable to any kind of microcontroller, and I have even used the techniques with IBM PC parallel ports when necessary. You should be able to apply the info given to a Basic Stamp with… text/html 2009-06-20T06:19:33+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=snes2jamma&rev=1245446373&do=diff This is a standard US model Super Nintendo with the guts ripped out and replaced with JAMMA PCB playing gear. The fan sucks the hot air created by the power supply and replaces it with cool goodness. Remember kids: Melting = bad! Replaced the original ports with DB15 plugs wired to NEO GEO spec. text/html 2008-11-26T09:53:45+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=software_hacking&rev=1227660825&do=diff * GG * gg2sms - Play gamegear games on SMS using patches for the games. * Sega CD * Sega CD Transfer Suite - A couple of diffrent SegaCD utilities, allowing the testing of your programs on real hardware,by use of a cable, without the need to burn a CD. text/html 2010-01-26T09:03:54+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=start&rev=1264464234&do=diff Welcome to NFG / GameSX I've maintained the GameSX archive of technical data for nearly a decade now (nine years, no foolin') and if there's one thing I've learned it's that I can't be counted on to update the site or fix problems on a regular basis. Hence, the new format. If you see a problem you want to fix, fix it. If you have new data, post it. Welcome, my friends, to the new GameSX. Maybe - we'll see how it goes. Remember that anyone can edit or delete these pages, so there's no scor… text/html 2005-10-30T09:55:48+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=stereo_sound_for_nes&rev=1130633748&do=diff Moved to stereo_sound_for_NES text/html 2007-11-28T14:13:55+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=the_rules&rev=1196226835&do=diff The Rules Some rules of conduct for this wiki, site, and forum. This is my space and I intend to rule it with an iron hand. Follow these rules, and I won't have to get angry. Remember that no one cares if you're pissed off, you can just leave and get on with your life, you don't have to let us know how pissy you can get. ;) text/html 2008-01-29T22:39:29+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=x68000&rev=1201613969&do=diff TITLE The Sharp X68000 is a 68000-based computer released only in Japan. It was made by Sharp's consumer electronics department (think: TVs, radios) and sold in the same stores that sold TVs, rather than in computer shops. It was not a runaway success, but several hundred thousand units were sold and the game library boasts the greatest ratio of good:crap of any computer in Japan. Read more... text/html 2009-06-07T04:49:39+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=xbox_pcdvd&rev=1244317779&do=diff by anonymous , 3 July 2002 Introduction The Xbox is connected to a DVD drive with a 12 pin 50-mil signal and power connector from the motherboard, in addition to the standard IDE connector. The signal and power connector is not a standard on PCs, so many of the signals the Xbox requires must be accessed from the internal PCB of the PC-DVD. Most PC-DVDs will require external logic to provide the required signals. text/html 2005-10-01T19:32:23+09:00 http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=xx&rev=1128162743&do=diff This is a test. hardware_section hardware_section hardware_section hardware_section [test]