Certainly nothing most here are not aware of but I did give credit and links to Assemblergames.com etc. :smile-new: Unboxing the TurboEverdrive ! UPDATED DETAILS AND INFO: My total cost shipped from Stonagegamer to my location in CANADA: TurboEverdrive (Board only but with protective sleeve) $79.99 PLUS shipping and handling $4.88 Total cost shipped: $84.87 USD. Also, the Business card I pointed out in the video on the box was in fact a lovely fridge magnet! Yeah, I don't normally tell you up front what it is but many of you knew already I was expecting this AND I wanted to be sure all those interested would tune in. As well, I need to give you guys certain links and info that would have given it away anyways lol. Recevied today after just having visitors stay with us, it could not have come at a worse time as I will be busy all this week with vacation and going places as well as more family visiting next weeked, I was not even going to do the unboxing yet but I could not wait so I ran down the hall to find a quiet place and do this quick unboxing video just for you guys before everything gets to busy and crazy! For this reason no testing or demonstration videos for AT LEAST another week but they will come eventually so if your interested in seeing a certain PCengine or TurboGrafix game demonstrated (that is regular card games this does NOT support CDgames) let me know in coments and I will see what I can do for you! Interested in ANY Everdrives? SNES/N64/Genesis/TG16/Sega Master system etc? THEN GET YOUR ASS ON Assembler forums! The developer himself and main distributors hang there, any question on use, problems, availability are all posted and discussed there FIRST! http://www.assemblergames.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?109-Everdrive-Forum Places to buy from Well basicly you got Stoneage gamer who offers complete packages from basic to deleuxe including various options: http://stoneagegamer.com/ Or you have basic options from the developer himself: http://krikzz.com/ Also the Retrogate Store! http://shop.retrogate.com/
I can't see why it would have to auto-patch anything. It was my understanding that the only difference between TG-16 HuCards and PC Engine HuCards is that the ordering of the pins is different (and thus neither region's games will work on an unmodified console from the other region without the correct adapter to rearrange the relevant pins). There's nothing region-specific in the software though, unless I'm mistaken.
PC Engine does have an issue with TG-16 games. TG-16 games will not work on PCE even with adapter, you need to hack the console a bit by lifting certain pin and grounding it, or edit the ROM image if you're using flash card or Everdrive. TG-16 console do not have problem playing PCE games with converter. Everdrive has a switch that flips the data to make the game work on either consoles without modifying the pins or using adapter.
Oh yeah, now that everyone mentions the details, I think I had seen something like that. I wonder though, are there any TG16-only games (that aren't just very thorough localizations of Japanese titles)?
Only some mediocre American titles. I believe Darkwing Duck, Talespin, and Yo Bro. No software was developed for the failed PAL TG16. There isn't even one single known line of PAL program code in a TG16 game.
