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Also, NHL'94 got me to finally find Facebook and Twitch and stuff worthwhile. Proof that NHL'94 changes lives.

This is awesome! If I can make a suggestion: maybe you could do a NHL'94 rewind, or NHL'94 classic matchups if there isn't anyone available? Like, replay a matchup from a GDL championship or something like that. Keep up the great work Smoz!

Also need to upgrade your potato.

@CaseBC we seriously need you guys to sign up for 2on2, RetroArch matches. https://forum.nhl94.com/index.php?/topic/16398-snes-2v2-the-beginning/

Yeah they do. It's like, $200 bucks, though.

Yeah. Was pretty disappointed to learn that I couldn't play Super Mario Kart. Not that big of a deal since there aren't that many games that use the DSP and Super FX chips.

@kidswasted My thoughts on the Model 3 from last year, but the post is mostly about the Retro-Bit, USB repros. The Model-3 was made by Tectoy, a company from Brazil. They produced SEGA consoles in Brazil in the 90's and into the early 2000s'.

How many tabs of acid do I have to drop to understand these? Or maybe it's like one of those Magic Eye posters that you have to stare at until you're crosseyed.

Though, it has been fix by smoz, I also noticed that the ROM doesn't crash in SNES like when you edit lines in Gens.

Don't know how I forgot a major, major one: In Gens you press pass, or 'B' to get up. in SNES you press 'hook' to get up. Or, move-thumb-over-to-that side-that-the-d-pad-is-on, button.

Couple of differences I've noticed in 2on2 between SNES and Gens: Framerate seems higher in SNES 2on2, as compared to SNES 5on5. I've noticed this on an actual SNES with my Super Everdrive as well. You can speed burst out of control quickly by just spamming it. In Gens, you have to get checked really hard into the boards to lose control of your skater so that they can speed burst super fast. Floater goals are very rare to come by. Flying burrito saves don't work well at all, unless they're done across the goal line. Penalty shots happen even with penalties off. Not sure how I feel about it, but I wish we could toggle it on / off. Having a lot of fun with SNES 2on2 so far.

@naples39 @swos used to the the updates posted on: update.nhl94.com; ROMs are still there -- before I started doing mine in 2009. Not sure how to access @macks' old ROM files. I don't think they're here, on the forums, but I did the trapezoid and stick-tape patch for his ROM, which was right after the lockout. IIRC, he had Selanne for the primary splash screen.

Trying to figure out if I should be realistic in the ratings, or what? Obviously the Democrats and Republicans are gonna be rated 0 for everything. Unless someone want's to donate to Jesus', abolish-95 lobbying group.

Believe me, I get it. I did the roster updates here for years, and humbly say that my logos were the best ever. I'd agonize over a pixel here or there like a repressed perfectionist. This is coming from a guy that bought 20+ media guides from the 90-91 NHL season just so he could scan them to make player cards. Just try to keep in mind people play these edits to have fun and we all appreciate the hard work that goes into your edits.

Guys playing are more focused on scoring goals and having fun than they are focused on the quality of a logo. Looks good enough.

I would just go with this: Or this: Obviously they need to be cleaned up and have pieces removed, but you need to compromise on center ice logs. Also, before importing, make sure that you use the palette vales as they appear in TM, not as they appear in NOSE or the image editing software you use.

Did you guys eat close to home or was it a BIG DRIVE?!

FYI, Japan actually replaces Sweden in the Famicom / Japanese version. That's why I thought there might be a Japanese team in the Japanese version of EA Hockey.

Once in a lifetime!

That's the most, "y tho," controller I've seen yet.

It does explain the massive, Hungarian, Terry Yake fanbase.

You can open the rom in the NHL Old School Editor to edit the ratings and see the teams, too:

'Cuse me I'mma let you finish but Roenick is the greatest weight bugger of all-time.

Table from hockey-reference: