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Would it be possible to add a simple real-time SPIRAM viewer to this? You could press one of the currently unused function keys (F1 or F6) and it would open a small window to the side, like a mini built-in hex editor. Or if that's too complicated to implement, even just being able to dump the SPIRAM...

nicksen782 wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 10, 2019 12:26 am

I wonder why. That feature should have been around for quite a long time before Solitaire was made. Perhaps Lee used a much older version of the kernel?

Not sure, but maybe he had to disable it for SNES mouse support?

Solitaire doesn't have the reset combo like most other games. It sounds like the bootloader got set to automatically start the game.
Press reset while holding a button on the controller, that will bring you back to the menu.

It could be something simple like the PSP Go dock:

If I get it right, as for now, with SPI-RAM and ESP8266 connected, it's plug&play and uzebox would perform same as they weren't installed, just games needing them will use them (except ESP8266 as its not programmed)? And both works on old 0.4.5 and 5.0 bootloaders? Yes, they are automatically detec...

I also used an ATtiny85 for the keyboard module, and it worked fine

HansenRig wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 16, 2018 12:39 pm

Take a listen to their "Running to the sea" track if you haven't already.

That's a really nice song. I also like the live version of Sordid Affair
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L4rry wrote: ↑

Sat Oct 13, 2018 4:17 am

Yes, but the Uzebox Portable design is infused with love! And soft rounded corners!

Definitely!

Have you guys seen those NES rom corruption videos on Youtube before? I tried the rom corrupter on my WIP UzeJump game, and it was kinda interesting



I'll try corrupting some other games tomorrow

Looks cool! Kinda similar to a DS Lite motherboard