I'm not really getting anywhere without proper art direction with this demo for the time being. As I said, I might regret making sourcecode of a work-in-progress project available to the public, but something useful might come out of it, eventually. We'll see... Please let me know if you find this useful!
2007 had me searching for a Super Famicom with a 1/1/1 chipset for two months straight until I finally found one at a thrift store in Nagoya, Japan. Yesterday, i visited a friend to pick up a SNES backup unit. Little did I know that he had two large bags bursting with videogame goodness waiting for me, including -you guessed it- a 1/1/1 SFC. Sometimes, you just got to be lucky! ;)
This cartridge was donated to me by a good friend. Interesting hardware, but not so useful nowadays. Apparently used to add realtime-saving capabilities to the older Pro Fighters (internal copyright note says 1993.05.02). I haven't gotten it to work on my Super Pro Fighter Q yet. Although it does contain a ROM-chip, there's no bootable SNES program on it. I've dumped the EPROM and am posting it here for archival purposes.
I released a variety of SNES-related stuff in the past years, none of which was downloadable here anymore when this site was relaunched. Due to numerous requests, I'm posting them here again, enjoy.
Cracked Hong Kong Originals (HKOs):
Yeah, sad but true. So, feeling rather blue on evoke's friday evening, I decided to do _something_ at least and put together a small ROM containing a zooming evoke logo. Yes, this runs on the sa-1 and yes, this is the first time someone has ever put the sa-1 to good use. A real demo will hopefully follow.
You guys, dforce3000.de has just been totally relaunched! This page is now fully php+mysql-driven. Be sure to check out the filedump, a SNES-related and user-expandable image collection that's pretty unique to the web. Want to stay up to date? Just subscribe to the brand-new rss feed. That's it for now, have fun!