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The Revenge of the Post Here When You Get Something New thread
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Actually the Saturn game is an entirely different conversion from the PS2 game. The latter was released in Japan as part of a budget series and in the west a selection of these formed the Seha Classics compilation.
So yes, there was one game on the PS2 but released in two different manners in the east and west.
I'm not sure how the PS2 version plays but the early games in that Sega budget rerelease series are absolute dirt until M2 took over and put out some stunningly emulated games and collections. Best to read up on how the conversion is before you buy.
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@safetyboy - Just following up from the other thread & Super Mario RPG, quite a nice way of modding the cart without actually modding it. I assume its the same pin covered, that would be connected to the pin in the cart that your meant to lift?
Was that meant to be directed at me? Anyway I took a pic of the pcb there sorry for the bad quality
Its pin 56 on the connector, the trace runs up to a resister? I dont know what they're called, but its marked R5, and from that there seems to be two traces back to like pins 123/124 on the sa chip but doesn't seem to trace to pin 127 which is the one you're meant to lift, pretty weird!
Played it for a few hours last night and didn't run into any problems, doing this is meant to work on all the other games will similar lockout protection using the SA1 including SFA2 ntsc version and star ocean etc. I scoured the net for ages and seen this method only mentioned once on a random forum so don't know if I`ll run into gameplay problems down the line0 -
@nuxx - yeah sorry that was for you
Nice little solution regardless, you should email mmmonkey & let him know it's working for you & that your cart wouldn't work on a switch modified snes...he might post it up 0 -
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Master of the UniverseJoin Date:Posts: 34666
Ah jaysus, so I bought the Sturmwind LE thinking I hadn't really bought anything in ages.
Only to log into my email account for the first time today and see my offer on a Snes Firepower prototype (or known as Super Swiv over here) had been accepted. I put an offer down which was 2/3 his buy it now chancing my arm and he accepted.
- So for future reference, log into email account BEFORE leaping on something new!
Ah well, two nice purchases on the way. 0 -
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Black holes themselves are full of puzzles, the information within the matter they consume must be preserved and hence this leads to the holographic theory which, in turn, has been extended to the universe at large, supposing that we and everything else in the universe is merely a projection from the holograph contained on the surface of the universe itself.....
There was a fascinating thread in the astronomy forrum recently about black holes. One of the posts explained that as you approach the event horizon of a black hole, time & distance become swapped. So anything in front of you is ahead of you in time, & anything behind you is in the past...hence why you can never escape a black hole. It also details that because relative time slows down & eventually stops at the event horizon, you can never actually cross the event horizon because time for you has relatively stopped. Also, to top it off, because the time & distance co-ordinates are reversed, a black hole is filled with the very matter that ever entered it, or ever will in the future...no thats some heavy sh1t there.Time travel itself is only permissible to time periods within the lifespan of the time machine, so you can use the black hole, a rotating one preferably, to travel back in time but only to a co-ordinate within the life span of the black hole itself.
It fixes all the issues with "Why aren't time travelers here, now?", they can't until someone turns on a time machine somewhere.
Relative time slows down for the traveler using this method, so to anyone attempting this, to them when they return to normal speeds they will be in the future. It's only a mathematical thing but relativity does allow for forwards time travel. Backwards time travel though? I don't think so...but I'm no physicist
Same will be for entangled ftl communications, using spooky action at a distance, have to have two particles, entangled, before it will work but it should work.
No information can be transmitted by quantum entanglement though, the laws of physics remain in tact despite the distances involved. Professor Michio Kaku's book says so, so there!
EPR bridges are another thing, wormholes, but for those to work we need all sorts of engineering techniques that are way way ahead, so exotic matter to open the mouth of the wormhole so something can pass through, anchoring one to a entry/exit point, pinning the other to an asteroid, towing it away at near the speed of light before bringing it back again, you now have a time machine into the past, congratulations!
If you leave it out there you have a nice little bridge over vast distances, congratulations again!!
Oh no, I've gone cross-eyed.....
EPR bridges are fictional, ala Sliders. Einstein Rosen bridges though are mathmatically possible, though the forces involved are indeed beyond lethal to any would be Slider
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