Planet Virtual Boy

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I was messing around with .incbin a few years back when I worked on my midi player, but I only ever succeeded in putting the files in the RAM area (which soon filled up after a few songs)... How did you map the files to reside in the ROM area?

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No signs of a JP sticker beneath the US one, and absolutely no traces of a rectangle around the EXT. mark, no matter how close I look

Very cool! It sounds great, nice work! I just don't get how simply changing the volume on a constant tone can result in such different sounds?

Keep calm, updates will come.
I've just been busy lately with work, life and all

I've mostly been working on adding music so far, which will "soon" be done

Unfortunately, there is no easy way to do this since none of the pins on the ribbon cable take any kind of standard video signal (vga/composite/s-video). It's all proprietary stuff. I don't know the details, but you would have to build your own hardware interface inbetween, which requires some serious electrical engineering skills...

Why would you clear the buffers manually by copying data, when the VIP will clear it to BKCOL for you each frame? And If you're manually copying the same buffer to both eyes, you can't have any 3D effect either ofcourse...

I'm also missing the Amiga CD32 on the list...

Maybe you should ask the elves instead?

I actually like your older "US-style" box better. Plus the cart label is US-style, so isn't it weird to not have them match?

Fun fact: The rom header in the Faceball proto still says "V-Tetris" and has the same game id (VTRJ) as that game, which might suggest it was developed by the same team, or even built on the same pc/using V-Tetris as a framework