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kimitaka Newcomer Level: 3 Posts: 3/4 EXP: 85 For next: 43 Since: 07-12-05 From: Bowling Green, KY Since last post: 84 days Last activity: 84 days |
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| I've seen the old bung rom loaders for SNES/SFC in a handful of places, unfortunately they are expensive and I'm hesitant to buy something so expensive that's already aged considerably. So the question... is it possible to do with SNES/SFC roms what the guy at Nesreproductions.com (reference nmorgan's thread) is doing with NES/FC roms? Also, I've been using a ps2 controller with zsnes with my usb interface. I feel latency unfortunately. I've considered that possibly the d-pad on a ps2 joystick is 8 way and the snes is 4 way and that this could cause some problems. Honestly, I wish I could find a snes to pc ps2 keyboard port like my hotrod does. I'm aware that there are parallel port adapters but it doesn't seem it would be quite as direct as ps2, maybe I'm wrong. The hotrod's special keyboard encoder can actually push more keys through the bus than some older computers can handle. That's the kind of latency smashing interface I'd like to see. Ps2 keyboard encoders are available for wiring one's own controls for M.A.M.E. machines but I haven't discovered any similar solutions for an SNES/SFC pad. |
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