/vr/ - Retro Games

[Anonymous No.11026125]

Post /vr/ gore

[Anonymous No.11026127]

>>11026125
I just took the case off my cube so I didn't have to trim the discs

[Anonymous No.11026129]

>>11026125
lol does this work

[Anonymous No.11026134]

>>11026129
Yes, there's nothing burnt to the outer 4cm of disc anyway.

[Anonymous No.11026135]

[Anonymous No.11026146]

>>11026125
>>11026135
Neither of these are /vr/ gore really

>>11026127
Comes close but looks too clean and deliberate as though it's ready for a case mod

[Anonymous No.11026153]

[Anonymous No.11026168]

in the 2000s we thought it was kewl to get a NES just for the casing and throw away the rest and put a mini-itx pc inside

[Anonymous No.11026197]

>>11026146
>Neither of these are /vr/ gore really
Well, yes, not retro, and the real gore is the brainworms in the faggots heads.
>>11026127
I just bought one that fits full sized discs so I didn't have to be a tard

[Anonymous No.11026238]

>>11026125
OH NO NOT EIGHT OF THE THREE TRILLION CD-R'S MANUFACTURED YEARLY!!

[Anonymous No.11026257]

>>11026125
did this actually work?

[Anonymous No.11026263]

>>11026168
They had mini itxs in the 2000's?

[Anonymous No.11026283]

>>11026129
No, it doesn't.

[Anonymous No.11026305]

>>11026197
>i just bought a pre-modded console so i didn't have to be a tard
Bad news, Jimmy.

[Anonymous No.11026309]

>>11026283
Yes it does

[Anonymous No.11026312]

>>11026263
Yes, but it was difficult to get one with anything but a VIA C7 CPU

[Anonymous No.11026320]

>>11026309
Cool, post proof (you can't)

[Anonymous No.11026325]

>>11026127
This is actually a really clever solution.

[Anonymous No.11026336]

>>11026320
The Gamecube laser doesn't even travel far enough for the trimmed-off portions to be an issue. All that matters is the inner 1.46 gigabytes. When you burn a Gamecube game to a DVD, you are only burning the inner 1.46 gigabytes of the disc (you can see the burn on this disc; the outer 4cm is totally untouched). As long as the inner 8cm are intact, then there will be no issue.

[Anonymous No.11026342]

>>11026336
>no proof
Yawn, knew you couldn't do it. Nice try tho.

[Anonymous No.11026350]

>>11026342
kys

[Anonymous No.11026351]

>>11026342
Kill yourself

[Anonymous No.11026354]

>>11026342
It's literally mathematical proof you dingus

[Anonymous No.11026357]

>>11026351
U got owned

[Anonymous No.11026358]

>>11026350
>only works in a modded console
What's the point? Just mod the console to not read discs.

[Anonymous No.11026359]

>>11026305
>I just projected my ignorance and poorfaggotry because I had to be a tard
Bad news, zoomie.

[Anonymous No.11026360]

>>11026354
There is no mathematicics in that post.
What do you think "mathematical proof" is?

[Anonymous No.11026364]

>>11026127
This is a blue board anon!

[Anonymous No.11026370]

>>11026358
This is your rebuttal? THIS? No fucking shit, it's been known since the dawn of time that you need a chipped cube to play burns. This isn't even moving goalposts, what you have done is exercised schizophrenia.

[Anonymous No.11026372]

>>11026370
>rebuttal
Not the same anon, sorry.

[Anonymous No.11026448]

>>11026129
No because they're burned to dvd-r discs instead of Nintendo Optical Disc-r discs, developed and manufactured by Panasonic and not the DVD forum.

[Anonymous No.11026454]

>>11026325
Is it? Imagine all the dust ingress

[Anonymous No.11026456]

>>11026350
Nice cutaway fag.

[Anonymous No.11026626]

>>11026153
I remember that thread.

[Anonymous No.11026646]

>>11026125
if it works it works

[Anonymous No.11026663]

>>11026336
Wish GC use full size disc

[Anonymous No.11027113]

My

[Anonymous No.11027128]

>>11026456
>n-nice cutaway f-fag

[Anonymous No.11027131]

gore you say? i have just the thing
>hey lets trash an old console to make a shitty switch dock

theres multiple of these too

[Anonymous No.11027180]

>>11026372
>>11026342
>>11026320
>>11026283
modchip, you speds
>>11026370
this

[Anonymous No.11027668]

>>11026125
this isn't gore? what hardware or original game is being killed by doing this?

[Anonymous No.11027670]

>>11026135
not retro. doug bowser only became CEO in 2019, so this console was made in or after 2019.

[Anonymous No.11027746]

>>11027668
This is brainworms?

[Anonymous No.11027763]

>>11027746
it's brainworms but not gore, there is a difference.

[Anonymous No.11027791]

>>11026125
i chopped a hole in the top of my ps2 an put the piece back on with some hinges and an old kitchen drawer knob from my grandmas house so i could load burned discs with an action replay. gave it to my gfs little bro when i got a ps3 though so no pics.

[Anonymous No.11027885]

FFS, just buy a 50 pack of this

[Anonymous No.11027892]

>>11027885
Aren't they expensive?

[Anonymous No.11027905]

>>11027791
Not by my standards

[Anonymous No.11027908]

>>11026448
Is there a difference?

[Anonymous No.11027971]

>>11026350
>no 'ick in the reflection

[Anonymous No.11027984]

>>11026370
Then I'll just use my softmodded Wii and save the arts and crafts for the kids.

[Anonymous No.11027985]

>>11027131
Eww, fucking gross

[Anonymous No.11028105]

>>11027763
That's just your brainworms talking

[Anonymous No.11028272]

>>11026125
Behold

[Anonymous No.11028276]

>>11026127
fucking clean up that dusty memory card you fag

[Anonymous No.11028284]

>>11028276
I haven't used my Cube in about 9 years, I'm not in a rush

[Anonymous No.11028285]

>>11027885
Real expensive these days since they're niche. Might be wrong but I don't even think theyre produced anymore, its all just new old stock. When I chipped my gamecube like a decade ago it was $20, maybe even more, for only a 10 pack. No reason to modchip anymore anyway when you can get that new flippy drive ODE thats only a couple bucks.

[Anonymous No.11028312]

>>11028272
behold, the reason xbox emulation will never be possible on anything short of a nasa supercomputer

[Anonymous No.11028321]

>>11028272
The retard who did this seriously needs to kill himself

[Anonymous No.11028330]

>>11028312
Xbox emulation is real and working great so far, lot of games that still don't work so hot but many do and the ones that don't just have some graphical issues that will eventually be worked out. Sounds like you're just out of touch.

[Anonymous No.11028340]

>>11028312
>>11028321
You retards know that this isn't the only Xbox dev kit on earth right?

[Anonymous No.11028350]

>>11028340
The devkit itself isn't important or unique; it's the hard drive which the dipshit Redditor wiped without even checking the contents because it was in a file system Windows doesn't natively support. That hard drive could have had game betas, it could have had source code or design documents giving insight into how the metal works, and since it's a very early devkit (a tower: one of 50) it could have even had fucking Halo on it.

[Anonymous No.11028618]

>>11026125
does this work in any capacity?

[Anonymous No.11028627]

>>11026350
why are you trying to fool us? and the more important question is, why do you think we'll fall for your extremely cheap jumpcut?

[Anonymous No.11028636]

>>11028618
Yes, the only problem is that the uneven weight is not ideal.

[Anonymous No.11028641]

>>11028350
>could have Halo on it

Good thing he wiped it clean. It would spawn a fuckton of dumb Halo mods.

[Anonymous No.11028678]

>>11026125

[Anonymous No.11028762]

>>11028618
see >>11026350


But i question how long the layers on the DVD-R would stay stuck together.

[Anonymous No.11028961]

>>11028762
Cum on it and stick another DVD on top of it, only reason my version of twin snakes still works, I did that to combine the discs so I wouldn't lose it and when it came time to swap the discs I would just reach in and flip it.

[Anonymous No.11028976]

>>11027885
This is why zoomers will never own houses, they will pay more than twice the cost of something to have someone do the work for them when that work isn't something that requires skills, knowledge or anything that would prevent the average person from doing it. This isn't like having to get a new transmission put in your car or having your wisdom teeth removed, it's like patching $20 to jave someone deliver you $8 worth if mcdonalds and then still tipping them.

[Anonymous No.11028996]

>>11026125
How do you write to only the inner 50% of the CD? how do you get a gamecube to read that shit?

[Anonymous No.11029000]

>>11028312
NASA still uses computers from the 70s

[Anonymous No.11029018]

>>11028961
Your cum didn't fix any discs you coomer.

[Anonymous No.11029025]

>>11026359
>ignorance
You yourself admitted to buying a pre-modded console. Sorry, but you're a a retard.
>poor
You wasted money for no reason. Sorry, but that's peak poorfag behavior.
>zoomie
Oh, I see. You don't know what any of those words mean, you're just parroting things you've seen as meaningless filler insults.
Lurk more.

[Anonymous No.11029031]

>>11028996
That's how data is written to cds/dvds, from the inside to the edge. Every gamecube iso is the exact same size (1.45gb), so you can safetly cut the the part that has no data to make it fit in the console.

[Anonymous No.11029049]

>>11028678
As much as I think the Snes was a shit console this is setting me off like mad.
I'd try and fix these if I could or do custom Painted models for the ones which are too yellowed

[Anonymous No.11029063]

>>11026125
No fuckin way, there's no way you can just make a smaller cutout that actually works on a Gamecube. This isn't possible, is it?

[Anonymous No.11029076]

>>11028312
you can emulate xbox shit on a 13 year old i5

[Anonymous No.11029096]

>>11027885
These things were expensive even when the GameCube was relevant. That's why replacement top shells like those from qoob (picrel) were popular with modders.

[Anonymous No.11029178]

>>11027984
Amen to that brother.

"Just get a Wii" --> best advice a friend of mine gave me. Full Wii and GameCube library access and outputs to 240P for CRT TVs if you want to do some emulation.

Fucking amazing. Even boots into the stupid ass Gamecube menu with Nintendont if you truly want to.

[Anonymous No.11029194]

>>11028312
stop acting like DVTs didnt make it out into the wild; ogx emu took so long because the damn things were so cheap & easy to mod. In the last few years it's gotten even easier with the "endgame" exploit & support for 16Tb disks.

On Topic Pic: muh gore, still clearing the jewel for the blue+white, crystal is setup as a devkit

[Anonymous No.11029250]

>>11026127
Look at the big brain on Brad!

[Anonymous No.11029275]

>>11028285
It's $25 for a 50 pack. That is slightly more than an ordinary DVDr spindle but really not that expensive at all

[Anonymous No.11029502]

>>11029178
>Even boots into the stupid ass Gamecube menu with Nintendont if you truly want to.

Explain how

[Anonymous No.11029786]

>>11029018
It didn't fix them because they weren't broken, but they would have broke and I cirCumvented it

[Anonymous No.11030075]

>>11029502
put the gamecube bios on the root of your usb

[Anonymous No.11030178]

>>11029025
>You yourself admitted to buying a pre-modded console.
No I didn't. You yourself admitted to ignorance and poorfaggotry by saying I did.
>Lurk more.
Epic

[Anonymous No.11030258]

>>11030075
Yeah and that enables the splash screen when you load a games but is there in a way in Nintendont to boot into the actual GC menu?

[Goes in all fields No.11030336]

>>11028272
>>11028350
This right here was when I knew zoomers were going to be a generation of retards. How do you come across a literal rarity like this and not even think to clone or backup the harddisk, not to mention doing cursory research to see what you are dealing with? That is beyond retarded.

[Anonymous No.11030371]

>>11030258
You can force it by holding the A button during the Gamecube animation.

[Anonymous No.11030425]

>>11030371
Neat! Thanks!

[Anonymous No.11030456]

>>11028678
How fucking dumb is that? People are willing to pay about $30 just for a good enough condition shell for Super Famicoms. I paid $20 plus shipping for an AS-IS Famicom that was missing a few things just so I could shell swap it with mine that has a brittle yellow shell that's already started breaking. However I think I can make the board in the replacement work so for $20 I really got a good deal.

[Anonymous No.11030668]

still not sure what the fuck this is
>can't even run the game at full speed

[Anonymous No.11030846]

>>11029194
>ogx emu took so long because the damn things were so cheap & easy to mod
No, it has taken over 20 years because nobody is interested in the Xbox. It was the original dudebro console, while both PS2 and Gamecube have hordes of autists working on buggy shitty emulators, Xbox has fucking nothing.

I've tried both the emulators, they're absolute garbage. Wow, some games are kind of playable! It's in the same kind of state as most other emulators were a decade ago. I would honestly say that the buggy Namco 256 support in Play! is more mature than fucking Xbox emulation, which is absolutely horrendous to think about.

Personally I only care about Xbox because of one fucking arcade title that was built on the atrocious Chihiro system, if it wasn't for that I wouldn't give a shit. Only game of any note on the actual console was Steel Battalion, which is known for... being expensive. The actual game is mediocre, and the controller is cheaply made and feels like shit. I felt ripped off after paying 30 bucks for it.

[Anonymous No.11030849]

>>11030846
This Anon doesn't understand the concept of love. Sad!

[Anonymous No.11030850]

>>11028678
Context?

[Anonymous No.11030851]

>>11030849
JSR is a shit game. THPS was better.

[Anonymous No.11030886]

>>11030851
This was more the equivalent to JSR desu

[Anonymous No.11030889]

>>11030851
They're not comparable games outside of having wheels underneath your feet

[Anonymous No.11030901]

>>11030178
>No I didn't.
>>11026197
>I just bought one that fits full sized discs
lol

[Anonymous No.11030906]

>>11030889
They're both urban games based around riding around a city landscape and completing challenges. In THPS the difficulty is staying on your board, in JSR the difficulty is avoiding enemies.

I can't really think of any more similar games, aside from retarded shit like >>11030886 which was an often forgotten attempt to cash in on THPS, like the BMX games.

[Anonymous No.11030991]

>>11030906
There was that jap PS2 skateboarding game where the box included some mini skateboards you snapped onto the analogue sticks and used that to control the skateboard on the game? Anyone know what I'm talking about?

[Anonymous No.11031018]

>>11030901
nta quick observation; his usage of "one" could refer to either a cube or a case, if he can mod a cube to run burned games then he can also do a case swap

[Anonymous No.11031054]

>>11030906
>I can't really think of any more similar games
Tony Hawk is more similar to Street Fighter than JSR, because Tony Hawk is all about combos and autistic inputs. It's Mario 64 with the controls of a fighting game. JSR meanwhile is very much not a score attack game. The original JSR is basically Resident Evil because you have to find the tag spots and map out a route through them that minimises contact with enemies. JSRF similarly is not a score attack game by any means, and the way it's been streamlined over the original just makes it a very safe collectathon, it's more like Banjo than Mario 64. Either way, Tony Hawk and JSR are infinitely more comparable to other games than each other.

[Anonymous No.11031089]

>>11031054
What the fuck am I reading

[Anonymous No.11031105]

>>11030991
Yanya Caballista: City Skater. I love that game, but I got it used and never had the fingerboard. One day, it WILL be mine.

[Anonymous No.11031107]

>>11030901
If you see anything about a mod in there you need to dial 911 and report a crazy person in your head.

[Anonymous No.11031114]

>>11031089
Prose from someone who's actually played the games instead of "hurr you [implement with wheels underneath your feet] around the [aesthetic]"

[Anonymous No.11031159]

>>11031114
Okay then:
>>11031054
Comparing the action inputs in THPS to the action inputs in SF is equivocal at best. Skaters have stat progression as they accumulate cash/do big tricks whereas SF does not change how each character controls despite how many points a player accumulates. Don't even mention the special meters in THPS because your top speed at both zero and full stats will have different traveling speeds with a full special respectively. As for JSR, the game is not shy bout grading you on how quickly you accomplish stages, how many things you tag, and how much paint you have left over. While you may not have direct control over the tricks you perform, you absolutely do get points for them as well. JSR may not incentivise score attack gameplay like Nights but it absolutely is a component of the game just like any other game that keeps score like, for example, THPS. The only difference between THPS and JSR is the fact JSR doesn't demand gold medal gameplay from every playable character before you've "beaten" it. I'll admit, THPS is much harder than JSR in that respect. They both can be played as score attack games though.

[Anonymous No.11031163]

>>11030668
i think he's using a psp go motherboard

[Anonymous No.11031237]

>>11031105
Did you make your own skateboard?

[Anonymous No.11031263]

>>11031159
You don't even have combos or a balance meter in JSR. Let it go

[Anonymous No.11031280]

>combos
It has that
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n64kl0lcEzc
>balance meter
I already said THPS is harder, you still need to line up your jumps for combos which is quite similar to THPS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7-nz3Vsw3U

Why do you care if they're comparable? Take your own advice

[Anonymous No.11031297]

>>11031263
>combos
It has that
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n64kl0lcEzc
>balance meter
I already said THPS is harder, you still need to line up your jumps for combos which is quite similar to THPS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7-nz3Vsw3U

Why do you care if they're comparable? Take your own advice

[Anonymous No.11031305]

>>11031297
On-rails gameplay (no pun intended) is not comboing don't kid yourself. These infinitely repeatable rails are not internalised by the player because they are an accepted fact of existing in the level, regardless of the player's decisions; it's about as much a combo as running in GTA is a combo.

[Anonymous No.11031312]

>>11031305
You have to jump off the rail to continue the combo, which means the player has to line themselves up for a new obstacle to grind or wallride. Just like THPS.

[Anonymous No.11031317]

>>11031312
You have to press X to run in GTA, which means the player has to be on the ground to kick the floor. Just like wallriding really.

[Anonymous No.11031321]

>>11031317
Floors are not walls, think before posting.

[Anonymous No.11031330]

>>11031321
Gravity makes no difference when we've established that the player does not internalise the infinitely repeatable rails.

[Anonymous No.11031331]

STFU and post more gore

[Anonymous No.11031334]

>>11031330
Of course he player internalizes them, otherwise they couldn't traverse to their respective locations. Stop posturing like a retard.

[Anonymous No.11031336]

>>11031334
>otherwise they couldn't traverse to their respective locations
Oh like the fucking floor????

[Anonymous No.11031338]

>>11031336
Combos in THPS and JSR are accumulated by not touching the floor, didn't think I needed to explain that.

[Anonymous No.11031347]

>>11026129
No, the Gamecube Laser cannot read burnt discs.

[Anonymous No.11031354]

RIP

[Anonymous No.11031358]

>>11031338
>Combos in THPS and JSR are accumulated by not touching the floor
Have you even fucking played Tony Hawk you stupid cunt? Shut the fuck up. What a stupid cunt.

[Anonymous No.11031397]

>>11026125
>>11026336
>>11026350
Is rotational velocidensity an issue here?

[Anonymous No.11031432]

>>11031358
Have you? A combo is when you're combining tricks without touching the ground.
>manuals! reverts!
You land tricks with all four wheels rolling on the ground. You clearly haven't skateboarded.

[Anonymous No.11031495]

You guys suck at this. More gore, less chit chat.

[Anonymous No.11031514]

No kidding.

[Anonymous No.11031747]

>>11031495
This is just uncanny. Holy shit.

[Anonymous No.11031792]

>>11031163
PSP would definitely run a PS1 game full speed.

[Anonymous No.11031794]

Behold the ultimate hand-held gaming device.

[Anonymous No.11031796]

>>11029194
>>11030846
>No, it has taken over 20 years because nobody is interested in the Xbox.
Unironically this. Took only a couple months to get a playable emulator once someone gave a shit.

[Anonymous No.11031802]

>>11029194
PS2 was even easier with softmods before Xbox, yet we had emulation for that decades ago, even when not that good (unlike now)

[Anonymous No.11031813]

This cracks me up.

[Anonymous No.11031820]

>>11026626
Its amazing those walls held up.

[Anonymous No.11031825]

>>11028272
What was the story with this again? Im aware it was a devkit some zoomster fucked in some way.

[Anonymous No.11031827]

>>11026456
Where?

[Anonymous No.11031943]

>>11031514
What was it?

[Anonymous No.11031958]

>>11031943
That was a "Red Tent" Nintendo Vs. machine.

[Anonymous No.11031980]

>>11026358
nta but using burnt discs is comfy

[Anonymous No.11031984]

>>11031813
this is based as fuck albeit
If only he used the correct colored jacks...

[Anonymous No.11031986]

[Anonymous No.11031990]

>>11031986

[Anonymous No.11031992]

my ps1 after i broke a leg when installing a modchip i have no microscope and carved the chip out with a scalpel kek

[Anonymous No.11031993]

>>11031992
That's like a surgery pic rather than gore, could be worse.

[Anonymous No.11032015]

>>11030991
>>11031105
there was a surfing game that came with a little surfboard that did the same thing iirc?

[Anonymous No.11032017]

>>11031107
>If you see anything about a mod in there
If you think the GameCube could use full-sized discs without modding, it's because you're underage and need to leave immediately.

[Anonymous No.11032082]

>>11026125
based just ordered these

[Anonymous No.11032954]

>>11032017
This gas got to be a troll, right? Not even the zoomiest of zoomers would call someone underage while being this ignorant, right?

[Anonymous No.11032962]

>>11031347
wtf do you think a laser does

[Anonymous No.11032985]

>>11032962
>wtf do you think a laser does
A laser burns discs, but it does not read them. In fact, you need a special device, basically a needle with a diamond tip, that can ride on the disc and read the pits and lands. This phonograph-like device then converts the sounds into a series of ones and zeros, and this is converted into more common forms of data on your computer.

[Anonymous No.11033032]

>>11032985
close, but the pits and lands are not ones and zeroes in and of themselves, but PWN modulated information. there's also the assembly to move the stylus around which involves worm gears, so called because they stretch and retract. these wear out over time faster if you use bootleg discs because the discs taste diffrent

[Anonymous No.11033046]

>>11028312
People working on Xbox emulation already had access to dev kits.

[Anonymous No.11033048]

>>11033046
See >>11028350

[Anonymous No.11033095]

>>11026168
I remember a site selling a few of these, they came with WinXP and used the cartridge bay for the CD drive, IIRC. Not gonna lie, I wanted one really bad at some point. I'm sure there were (and still are) some other people doing the same thing, but I wish I could remember the name of that particular website to look it up on internet archive or something, was a nice snapshot of early 00s retro nerdom.

[Anonymous No.11033115]

>>11026125
Read about RGB so wanted it on ps1 right now, it had a db9 connector originally. Cut it off when I got a normal cable. I don't know why it yellowed, it was just stored in a plastic box for many years.

>>11031986
classic ben heck and bacteria, so ugly I can't stop looking

>>11028678
Ripped off heatsinks, I think they ain't going to reuse those motherboards. I've seen scrapping videos and those morons destroy now somewhat rare collectibles for minuscule scrap value.

[Anonymous No.11033229]

>>11032985
Your bot is hallucinating again

[Anonymous No.11033504]

[Anonymous No.11033727]

>>11031825
I'm also intrigued. Searching a bit on the Shiternet:

http://web.archive.org/web/20170128203336/https://www.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/comments/5qewph/refurbished_and_old_xbox_development_kit_and_made/

I don't understand how reddit works, but it probably was trolling. A message at the bottom reads that the original parts were safe and it could be reassembled.

[Anonymous No.11033729]

>>11033727
Oh. NVM. Retard wiped the hard Drive

[Anonymous No.11033756]

Contributing

[Anonymous No.11033884]

>>11031958
Ah, ok, i was kinda close then. Shame its rotted to dust and is just a faded memory now. thats why i dont understand hoarders, why save or keep something you are gonna watch rot?

[Anonymous No.11033913]

>>11029000
>NASA still uses computers from the 70s
Yeah, including Amigas.

[Anonymous No.11033946]

[Anonymous No.11033967]

>>11033913
I hear some school districts still use legacy shit like Apple IIs connected to their school building temperature controls.

[Anonymous No.11034217]

>>11033756
This hurts to look at and makes me remember seeing the tmnt arcade machine near me get converted to big buck hunter. I hate this image.

[Anonymous No.11034235]

>>11034217
Last time I was in a sears they were still using whatever original computers they had, interface basically looked like a bios screen, big blocky white letters on a black background.

[Anonymous No.11034248]

>>11031794
>requires a car battery now

[Anonymous No.11034535]

>>11034248
Seems pointless if it's not natively 12vdc

[Anonymous No.11034571]

>>11026350
Oh yeah? Well who was phone

[Anonymous No.11034717]

>>11026135
I used to make paper maps with paper mario and paper enemies before dad bought an used SNES
I do it with my son now

[Anonymous No.11034720]

>>11031986
>>11031990
holy fuck

[Anonymous No.11035061]

>>11033048
That has NOTHING to do with the post I was replying to. Not only did you waste YOUR TIME replying to me with such an asinine response but you then wasted MY TIME when I saw it. How dare you.

[Anonymous No.11035289]

>>11026350
Really fucking bad jump cut

[Anonymous No.11035315]

>>11031397
Yeah, it's a serious problem. The electrical infetterence it generates can short the console if it's not modded.

[Anonymous No.11035317]

>>11028312
nasa uses 500$ computers? pog

[Anonymous No.11035321]

>>11030846
Ninja Gaiden Black runs perfectly and only has a few graphical issues left to fix

[Anonymous No.11035454]

>>11035061
Huh? You insinuated that the discovery of a devkit might not have aided in emulation research since emulator developers already had access to devkits, yet you ignored what unique contents may have been on this particular devkit's hard drive that could have uniquely aided research.

[Anonymous No.11035513]

>>11035454
LOOK
WHO
I
AM
REPLYING
TOO
Leave me alone.

[Anonymous No.11035703]

>>11026125
>>11026127
You know you could just fucking buy burnable mini discs right?

[Anonymous No.11035734]

>>11033967
Nope. Apple IIs never were used as control systems. In that era there were various z80 controllers with RS 422 interface often connected to a modem ad 1200-4800 buad. Today a Pelican Universal Cloud Controller is a few hundred bucks and $20 a year licensing, far more powerful/reliable.

[Anonymous No.11035746]

>>11035734
Thing is they're 80's computers hooked up to legacy systems that would work out the box with modern cloud shit.

[Anonymous No.11035748]

>>11035746
English please.

[Anonymous No.11035775]

>>11035746
I don't know what you are trying to say. But every part of an HVAC system is replaceable, if not the whole thing is replaced after a duration of time. I have seen 90s controllers kicking around but everything but the mount points have been replaced. I have seen controllers connected to a Win98 PC when it will work all the same connected to computer running Win7 or higher. Or just rip the whole controller and replace with the aforementioned cloud controller. Why not? Why feel like you are sailing a Ship of Theseus when you could modernize at a marginal cost and have the capacity to use much more complex modern features?

[Anonymous No.11035834]

>>11035734
>Apple IIs never were used as control systems.
Why are zoomies like this? You have no idea what they were used for. Yes, they were used as "control systems"
>In that era
In that era you weren't even born yet.
>there were various z80 controllers with RS 422 interface often connected to a modem ad 1200-4800 buad
Jesus, you'd just tapping words you've seen. And anything like that would have cost money, whereas Apples were often free.

[Anonymous No.11036139]

>>11031747
i think it's qt desu

[Anonymous No.11036141]

>>11035734
>$20 a year licensing
gay

[Anonymous No.11036145]

>>11026350
>>11031980
BASED

[Anonymous No.11036162]

>>11035775
>>11035734
>paying a subscription fee to hook your services up to the smart grid
I seriously hope you guys don't do this

[Anonymous No.11036216]

>>11035703
You know I can be economical and just fucking use the blank DVD-R's I already have right?

[Anonymous No.11036219]

>>11035513
Yes, you are replying to somebody who said the kid gutting the devkit stifled emulation development, to which you implied it was not stifled at all because emulator developers already had access to devkits.

[Anonymous No.11036284]

these discs are shit >>11032082 i managed to burn one, gc cant read it thought id try another and my pc cant read it, tried another and pc cant read it

[Anonymous No.11036764]

Why the fuck are you idiots still burning disks for GameCube in 2024 anyway?

We have all already established that you would still need to install a modchip anyway to use a burned disk regardless if you use a Mini-DVD, trim a DVD with scissors, or remove/mod the cover to accept full-sized disks.

Any modchip would be just as complex if not more complex to install than the two dozen or so ODE options for the GameCube. Seriously, the GameCube for some reason has more ODE devices than the Wii had shovelware. You can fucking MAKE one out of a $4 Raspberry Pi Pico and soldering just five wires. It would cost you less than a stack of burnable disks. And if you for some reason can't handle a simple soldering job like that there are no-solder ODEs too that cost about as much as a stack of mini DVD-Rs.

Or you could just use a damn Wii. It natively runs GameCube games, not emulates them, accepts full-sized disks, has all four GC controller ports and two memorycard ports, doesn't need an expensive bullshit cable for composite out, can be hacked for free 100% in software, and would STILL give you USB loading options on top of being able to use physical media. Not to mention of course, also plays Wii games.

Only reason I can think of to use a GC is for the GBA player, but while it's not hard to find the adapter the official software for it both sucks and is expensive to find. Thankfully there is a homebrew replacement that is a lot better, but you just need ANY method to load homebrew for that (there are several game exploits to load it off a memory or SD card), you don't need to burn a disk.

[Anonymous No.11036773]

>>11036764
i have picoboot setup but burning discs is fun

[Anonymous No.11036803]

>>11036764
>wasting time with a gc at all
just use a wii, nintendont runs games with better performance than the cube.

[Anonymous No.11036806]

>>11036803
the pokemon box thing that lets you play ruby/sapphire on tv doesn't work in nintendont that made me buy a gc

[Anonymous No.11036961]

>>11033913
IIRC, the entirety of the VA's mainframe is written in FORTRAN II and they employ the last couple of people who know how to code in it because the US Government genuinely believes that keeping their computers running on 50 year old tech is the ultimate protection against hacking.

[Anonymous No.11036970]

>>11026125
I made a jig for my cnc router so i don't have to use scissors.

[Anonymous No.11037404]

>>11026135
not retro but I enjoyed a chuckle

[Anonymous No.11037571]

>>11033967
>>11035734
>>11035734
i fixed an apple ii a few years ago that was still running a light show in a museum, theyre still out there. Needed a new keyboard controller IC

[Anonymous No.11037612]

[Anonymous No.11037754]

>>11027885
i can buy a pair of scissors for cheaperer

[Anonymous No.11037858]

>>11036961
They are not wrong.

[Anonymous No.11037876]

>>11036961
>>11037571
I've always thought FPGAs were developed not so nerds could play their old video games but for actual legacy hardware like bank mainframes and sruff

[Anonymous No.11038096]

>>11035834
True, I was born after the Apple IIs release but somehow I have worked in HVAC for 20 years. I wonder how that works. Now post your Apple II HVAC controller and no don't post a an Apple II with serial console software attached to a controller.

[Anonymous No.11038110]

>>11036162
Welcome to 2020. The net savings for a large building outweigh the $20 easy. Being able to diagnose, predict and resolve issues before they occur is a killer app, and yet it is dirt cheap.

[Anonymous No.11038151]

>>11038096
>I wonder how that works.
Easy. You just make shit up in a lame attempt to lend credibility to your ridiculous claim
>n-n-ow post my goalpost moving strawman cope
I accept your concession. Thanks for playing.

[Anonymous No.11038159]

>>11038110
bro, you talk like a saas salesman

[Anonymous No.11038329]

>>11026125
When my house got flooded. They were all stuck together.

[Anonymous No.11038369]

>>11028678
This is like seeing a bunch of dead bodies with no skin, their muscles and skeletons visible.

[Anonymous No.11038454]

>>11038369
But those are literally shells with the insides missing. Is your skeleton on the outside, bugman?

[Anonymous No.11038456]

>>11037612
wow

[Anonymous No.11038914]

>>11038151
cope
>>11038159
keeping up with the joneses. I met people in this field who spend all their time swapping parts. Sometimes they are swapping parts that they aren't even sure are broken. I put a cloud controller in, all the sudden break fixes happen less often and when a break happens it is fixed on the first attempt. Businesses are more than happy to put me on retainer when they see that it cost less to put me on retainer than run the AC when not needed, fix the AC when not broken.

[Anonymous No.11038928]

>>11036806
there are gba emulators on the wii

[Anonymous No.11038952]

>>11038914
I'd rather sail a ship of Theseus when I personally understand the maintenance needed, unfortunately public businesses don't get to be so relaxed about standards. As you said before, those systems would be as functional with a modern windows computer as they would be with a win98 PC, so of course the solution to this problem is to raise standards and add more complexity so the system can't be maintained independently. That works great for businesses but I doubt that approach is beneficial for the private sector which I'd argue is the point

[Anonymous No.11038953]

[Anonymous No.11039189]

>>11038952
You are right. It is neat and interesting and core functionality has been there since the late 70s and common place in the late 90s. Industrial and Commercial systems have been on service contracts since forever. They ask to squeeze more efficiency and data driven decisions every year. So arguing against SAS contracts is pointless, that has been a thing forever. Frankly the new controllers are far less complex for the HVAC tech and engineer. You buy a universal box it has all the legacy connectivity options protocols, and plug it into an ethernet port or jam a SIM card and it automagically SSL tunnels to your management environment with minimal fuss. The old way, you had to worry about compatibility matrixes, serial to IP bridges, configuring SNMP (does it support v2 or v3), configuring telenet some of the products support SSH. Yeah, there is no going back.

It is not the same as consumer products, not even close, consumer products are not about efficiency, you are squeezing a nickel at that point anyway, they are about selling the UI.

[Anonymous No.11039465]

>>11036764
>wiitard pretending the wii's component output isn't shit tier

[Anonymous No.11039664]

>>11038914
>cope

[Anonymous No.11039696]

>>11026153
>Dad works in construction
>Goes to redo some interior of some old bar or some shit, new owners don't want anything inside
>There's a mind condition Pac-Man machine inside
>Before anyone gets a chance to do anything some greasy fat fuck who's on the site slams it with a pickaxe because he "wants the cash inside"
>There's about 5 coins
>Machine is completely ruined
I wish my Dad never told me that story

[Anonymous No.11039943]

>>11031105
I'm trying to find a video of someone using the controller but I can't. It doesn't look so hard to reproduce with a cheap fingerboard and 3D printed parts. But I would like to see it in action.

[Anonymous No.11040065]

>>11039943
All I've seen says that the game is awful, and it plays way worse with the thumbstick thing (there's an alternate control scheme without it). But yeah, a fingerboard with a couple of 3D printed domes would replace it easily enough. I saw one the other day for like 40 bucks, they're uncommon but I guess if you really want to play shit you could get one.

[Anonymous No.11040125]

>>11030668
It might be me being a schizo but I think that controller isn't official.
For a PS2 controller, besides the square and circle being in the wrong spot, the plastic has a weird texture to it and the SONY logo isn't lined up, which shouldn't happen in line printing.
Regardless, that whole thing feels like a fever dream.

[Anonymous No.11041485]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lpTfVxwwSU

[Anonymous No.11041502]

>>11031802
It was a miracle PCSX2 even happened but it was obv. motivated by the PS2's ultra popular and exclusive games, Independence exploit was 2003/2004, well after that was rolling.
IIRC even Microsoft had to put in a lot of effort to develop the 360's Xbox emulator. I'm guessing a lot of the grief came from the proprietary nvidia northbridge and the rest of the motherboard.

[Anonymous No.11041504]

>>11028272
>>11039696
ALLAHU AKBAR ALLAHU AKBAR ALLAHU AKBAR
rip

[Anonymous No.11041526]

>>11040125
That controller is very obviously not official. If you placed it side by side with a genuine one a toddler could tell the difference.

[Anonymous No.11041538]

>>11031495
based

[Anonymous No.11041543]

>>11033884
>thats why i dont understand hoarders, why save or keep something you are gonna watch rot?
many of them are just dullards
>>11038953
very typical for old monitors in arcade machines.
>>11041485
disgusting/10.

this thread is worse than actual gore on /gif/. would read again.

[Anonymous No.11041551]

>>11039465
>component
Use an emulator

[Anonymous No.11041590]

>>11036961
5 year old tech comes pre-hacked (read: backdoored) and if you only need it to run a few thousand lines of code program why not put it on a chip that isn't 100% mystery meat

[Anonymous No.11042623]

Its over gore bros

[Anonymous No.11042978]

[Anonymous No.11043008]

>>11031993
Medical gore

[Anonymous No.11043203]

>>11041543
Materialistic and distant, nice life combo

[Anonymous No.11043726]

>>11028284
stop calling it the 'cube' ok??? its GAMEcube, for you

[Anonymous No.11043816]

>>11028285
I wish they were expensive as I still have a wrapped pack right chere.

[Anonymous No.11043906]

[Anonymous No.11044098]

>>11042978
bro came on his snes

[Anonymous No.11044103]

>>11043906
>L@@K RARE retro nintendo controller WOW!!
>Condition: Very good

[Anonymous No.11044828]

>>11044103
EXTREMELY RARE SELDOM GC CONTROLLER FIRST GENERATION 2001
Condition: MINT
Price: 3.000 $

[Anonymous No.11044834]

>>11044098
He accidentally... The whole thing, too.