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Romman at Work

Started by Mc Nasty, July 29, 2005, 07:31:36 AM

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Mc Nasty

It seems to be that Romman will be working in a new firmware for SC which worked with "Homebrew of NDS" if they want to know but (The truth is all that I have) there is the OFFICIAL information here

http://www.supercard.cn/eng/index.htm

That they say of this?
he power only is evil in the mistaken hands
El poder solo es malo en las manos equivocadas

alias_neo

Wha? they cant even run some GBA games in full speed, hwo is it possible that theyre running NDS games  :? . Maybe the NDS games are slower? or they made a new supercard for the NDS games

LastCaress

Yes, maybe they should concentrate on making the gba games work well first.

memyselfandi

Quote from: "Mc Nasty"It seems to be that Romman will be working in a new firmware for SC which worked with "Homebrew of NDS" if they want to know but (The truth is all that I have) there is the OFFICIAL information here

http://www.supercard.cn/eng/index.htm

That they say of this?


I thought that it was homebrew too but if you look at one of the pictures you can see that the nds rom has a title and it is called "cool 104 joker' and that appears to be a commercial nds rom, so if that is right then it can run commercial roms.
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isomorph

Romman posted on his forum that the NDS roms are executed differently and do not have any slowdown.

alias_neo

I rather wait for actual hands on experiences from real people rather than from the retailer himself. Any idea when its going to be released? If its full speed then thats great, itll make me feel less ripped off for buying a supercard in the first place.

I still dont understand how gba has slowdowns and NDS games are said not to have any slowdowns. I mean if they could get DS games working cant they get GBA games near fullspeed atleast? (and for Gods sake, get Yoshi's Island working for NTolerance lol). Ah well, atleast romman is actually working  :o