Yeah, dont worry it looks like that on mine too. You don't happen to be using it on a Pal snes do you? Even when running at 60hz through a switch Star Ocean still has a few small graphical errors.

Yeah, its all good except for pins 19 and 21. Its supposed to be pins 20 and 22

Just to the guy above me. I assume that from your avatar your the guy trying to make that ff3 for nes right?

Kogami(or whatever his name is) plans are wrong regarding how to wire the chr ram.
So dont worry if you get a blue screen of scrambled graphics

Yeah, I desolder and keep all my mask ROMs as well. I can't understand why people cut the legs with a rotary tool then desolder each one individually. I guess that's what you have to do if you don't have a desolder pump, but honestly, just go out and buy one! Desoldering is a LOT quicker then cutti...

You can rest assured had that been an illusion of Gaia i would have saved it. I desolder all my mask roms properly and keep them in a big bag for use on my crappy diy socket/flash cart

Relax man, It was a crappy Nhl 95 i payed $2 for. There was probably alot more than a million sold world wide. Personally, im a classic car guy and when somebody says rare in the world of cars it generally means less than 5k<. Due to things like neglect, rust, accidents and simply abandonment/lack o...

Ok thanks! I chucked it because all the eproms where piggybacked and i just couldn't be bothered wasting more time (after 3hrs making the thing) to desolder them all to reuse them. Also no offense and i dont want to sound rude but there is litterally millions of Snes games out there, all the people ...

Hi Zig Ive made a couple of repro's for myself and friends the old school way stacking the eproms which i never really had a problem with until i tried to make tales of phantasia There was so many wires that i couldn't even see the pcb, so when it didn't work i just threw it in the trash because it ...