Originally posted by interdpth

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I can still get help here if I dont understand somethings right?

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int j;
int pixel[8][8];
BYTE a;
BYTE b;
for(j = 0; j < 8; j++)
{
  a = ROM[ offset + j ];
  b = ROM[ offset + j + 8 ];
  pixel[j][0] = ((a >> 7) & 1) | ((b >> 6) & 2);
  pixel[j][1] = ((a >> 6) & 1) | ((b >> 5) & 2);
  pixel[j][2] = ((a >> 5) & 1) | ((b >> 4) & 2);
  pixel[j][3] = ((a >> 4) & 1) | ((b >> 3) & 2);
  pixel[j][4] = ((a >> 3) & 1) | ((b >> 2) & 2);
  pixel[j][5] = ((a >> 2) & 1) | ((b >> 1) & 2);
  pixel[j][6] = ((a >> 1) & 1) | ((b >> 0) & 2);
  pixel[j][7] = ((a >> 0) & 1) | ((b << 1) & 2);
}

Originally posted by Nebetsu

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Wow. Firefox sucks.

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Originally posted by Nebetsu

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I dont want to make another template rbecause people use crappy browsers right now. Maybe later.

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Originally posted by dan

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I was referring to the fact that GBA games that are only just out (or even before they are released) were being dumped, and put on the Internet. I would easily compare the downloading of GBA ROMs to the warez scene, but not the downloading of NES ROMs as Nintendo can't really make a profit on NES cartridges.

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it's not a matter of what's legal, it's a matter of what they'd prosecute.

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Still, how much money would Square make today off of copies of FF1 for the NES?

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Why FF1? Because in ROM form, it's free and it's the first in the series. If they like the game, they will buy more FF games thus helping Square.

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The older games essentially become "free samples".

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It is such a common fallacy to say, "It's wrong because it's illegal."

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Originally posted by Drag

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What about if the game isn't available anymore? It's not being manufactured, it's not being distributed in stores, and it's just plain not available. You'll still say it's stealing, but is it any more or less severe than pirating the DS before it's even out?

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Emulators are not as bad when you think about what ELSE you can do with them. If you dump the game yourself (fat chance), then it's not stealing, because it's yours. And you're not stealing anything when you're making your own game.

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I only have one question. Will you be arrested if you own roms? The worst that usually happens is that rom sites will get shut down. And even then, more pop right back up.

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I'm not saying roms are illegal or not illegal, but I AM saying that most likely, Nintendo isn't going to care about the NES roms,

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Originally posted by Dylan

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with the exception of jnes, which says mapper #64 is unsupported. Would that have anything to do with it?

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Originally posted by Smallhacker

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Anyway... I need to know a little about GB ASM, of course. GB uses a z80 processor, right? Is it a normal one or a modified? (In other words: Will any z80 command list work or is a certain "GB z80" list neccesary?)

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Originally posted by Hiryuu

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Did you use LIPS (Lunar IPS) to patch it with the ROM?

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Originally posted by Trashykins

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Just bite the bullet and use the latest SNES9x. It won't kill you. Just keep it and the rom in a nice seperate folder.

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