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@chaos If they don't want them, Jesus' Salvage, BBQ Towing and Notary Service can oblige. @kingraph Apparently a good way to find one is just to email every local broadcast studio, university and news station in a 30 mile radius and ask them if they have any tube monitors that they no longer need. A lot of people who are persistent have gotten huge hauls. For most of these places, you're solving a problem. I plan to do this next week myself as I'm smitten with these PVM's.

Thinking about letting go of my complete copy of NHL Hockey (94) for the computer. Any interested people can hit me back either here or on discord. Asking 100 plus shipping. A little backstory: Over the course of about 4 or 5 years I probably bought every single copy of NHL Hockey for PC off ebay. These would only pop up maybe twice or so per year but ebay would send me a notification on each occasion. I even had it bookmarked at one time which I checked daily. Long story short, I bought them everytime! I would then compare and contrast each and every piece included out of each copy, concluding with this master copy. The best of the best condition from around 10 combined copies over years of ebay searches!

Tried getting the group rate at the Courtyard-Marriot where you guys are staying, but reservations could not find "Andromeda or Wave" on their list. They currently only have King/sofa combos available for the weekend. I've booked myself into the Monte Carlo (I booked through Hotwire - but I see the same price now on Expedia which offers free cancellation). I'm arriving Friday afternoon, and will be ready for exis and 2v2. If there is a room, or small meeting room in either hotel where we can set-up - I'm happy to pitch in some money.

Vancouver Sun Oct. 5 1970 newspaper in my Canucks collection. So old should be behind glass at Rogers Arena. Go Canucks!

Right-click -> Save As You will need a special program to play the game file. It's not a program on its own, it's just the raw game data like on the original cartridge. To play it, follow these instructions: http://nhl94online.com/html/getting-started.php

Someone needs to invite this guy to all the tounaments

This tournament looked amazing with the set-ups in front of the astronaut display, and the golden cartridge for the winner. I posted those pics on my instagram because they're so cool. Now everyone thinks I won, and I probably won't correct them.

Having witnessed one of these in person at the LI tournament, I am now on the lookout for a 14"-20+ PVM. Heavy as hell, but there is no better picture. BONUS feature on these is that is has an additional output in the back, which saves the need for a splitter when you want to do a livestream at a tournament.

Congrats bud. I bought a Framemeister years ago when I added an NESRGB board to my NES. RGB made it look like a whole new console. I then bought all the cables for the rest of my systems. Modded my SNES Jr. (only the old SNES outputs RGB without a mod), and was living the life. Then, early last year, I was able to pick up a 20" PVM free from work (looks just like yours). It was in MN, so I packed the living hell out of it and shipped it to myself back in NJ. It's so much more enjoyable to play on there than on the Plasma with my Framemeister. Now, the Framemeister just sits there. It's a sad story for the little guy. Then, a month or so ago, I picked up a 14" PVM for free (well it was broken). Fixed it up and we used it at the tourney. Worked at a museum in Phili last week, they has 2 PVMs and a BVM laying around. I'm not sure if I can take them though. These things went for big money back in the day. Now people just rip you off on eBay selling these. I think PVMs were $2-5k new (depending on size), BVMs (Broadcast Video Monitor) were in the 10k range. The reason they are so much better than a traditional CRT, is the line count and the quality of the tube. A line count on a reg. CRT maybe below 300 lines. On a PVM they are 600-800 lines (depending on the model). And the tubes are made to last a long time. Even playing on a $20 CRT, composite video looks much better than on an LCD.

Me and Gartner have played so many times against each other....we are currently in a best of 215...... The best of 3 works pretty well I think....its a lot of games......Kudos to Chaos Raph Gartner Brian and whoever else did a great job with this tournament. They always run great tourneys.....

Seeing how I've grown to become disinterested with the recent NHL outings from EA Sports ("It's Still the Same!"), I had the itch to go back to what I perceive to be the second funnest hockey gaming experience I had next to NHL '94 (on the Sega Genesis of course). I got both NHL '96 and NHL 2002 running on Windows 10, and now I'm in search of any add-ons that may be available for any of the NHL PC games from 1996-2002. Luckily we had an awesome forum member archive a ton of great NHL '95 PC files, so I was hoping that maybe someone out there archived and saved some of the great add-on files that were available to us back in the glory days of hockey gaming on the PC. Funny enough, I actually used to do very detailed NHL rosters dating back to NHL '95 and I eventually wound up with a job in the industry thanks to my attention to detail . If you guys ever had the chance to enjoy the NHL 2K games and appreciated the classic rosters, that was my work You may notice a slight slant in teams that covered the NHL '94 era of teams, and that wasn't any coincidence! I'm hoping there's some underground network of NHL PC gamers who are still lurking out there...

Interesting, thanks for sharing, 77. i didn't know you do hacked roms for kunio-kun hockey, now i wish someone made a hack that adds a cpu.vs.cpu mode

i did a hacked version long long time ago... right when the english translation patch came out... NorthtownHockey.nes

I miss the days of hockey gaming when it was 2K vs EA. The biggest asset to EA was the PC game modding. The only reason the community was so much bigger was due to that. I honestly feel that if 2K sports made a PC port, that it would probably have forced EA to push the "next gen" version (in 2008) to PC. But they had no competition so they left PC gamers with a dead-ass version after 2005. I used to mod the crap out of those games. Sometimes when I feel the urge, I'll whip something up for NHL 2001 and throw it in for fun just to see if I've still got the skills.

Modding old games on a Mac is an uphill battle. No one used macs back when a lot of this stuff was created. It's not anyone's fault that you can't get Windows programs to run on your Mac, just like you can't play a SNES game on a Genesis. If you're not the type to solve these issues by researching, experimenting, or asking clear questions, then you're much better off just getting a cheap Windows computer, because from our perspective you're just complaining rather than trying to solve your problem. Start saving up or put it on your Christmas list.

Get it here: http://www.oldgames.sk/download.php?filedownload=8637(STIAHNUŤ=DOWNLOAD). Preinstalled, in English. NHL 94: http://www.oldgames.sk/download.php?filedownload=2876 Only one download allowed in 2 minutes, so wait after you finish the first one.

Offset D50B6 and now: 98 7F = ice color. BD 7F = center area of the lights reflection and nets / glasses seams BA 7F = lights reflection and shades of the glass at the bottom of the rink / ice in the referee window 7B 6F = menu frame, letters (menu, team abbreviations, time, players...), part of the goal posts, face off spots, thin white lines surrounding red lines, circles and semi-circles around the goals 00 00 = do not edit, almost all black used in the arena, audience, menus D6 5A = rink boards, upper area AD 35 and 29 25 = do not edit DB 5A = thin lines surrounding red lines, face off spots (four pixels) 5F 4A = red lines and circles, referee's faces 3B 35 = red lines, circles and face off spots, referee's faces 4D 6E = blue lines, star indicators, centre of the puck DB 12 = boards (bottom area) and „walls“ behind the benches D2 7E = blue lines, star indicators, crease, GOAL font (in the box with a scoring player and assists) 84 10 = do not edit 72 7F = blue lines, star indicators, crease "Do not edit" values and other values behind 72 7F are values for referee's uniform, menu background, audience or for the graphics I did not spot. If you want to alter colors of the original graphics and my description is not good enough, alter the original values to 00 00 (black color) and you will have an idea what graphics are affected by the values above.

probably not too helpful, but two minutes is 120 seconds, which is '78' in the number part of a hex editor, or 'N' in the text part. Try searching for '7800' in the hex section (not the text section). Change it to '3C00' (60 = 3C hex) and hopefully that changes one of the penalties.. must be a pain to test, though

Ah, I thought you had been using the previously posted hacks, which would have meant you were using a headerless ROM. But it turns out you're using a ROM with a header (200(hex) bytes of useless data inserted at the start of the ROM). So yes, for the addresses I supplied with an "@", add 200 to those locations in the hex editor, so at these locations instead: @F857c @FFD30 Let me know if it works in the playoffs and what not.. I only tried one regular season game.

Viva las forums NHL94! Our hackings is strongest! This will set the DefCon ON before the game starts, so you can actually turn it off in the menu if you want. These addresses are for a headerless ROM. If your ROM has a header (which it probably does), add 200 to the addresses, so you get f857c and ffd30. @F837c (a bit after where the game wipes a bunch of values to 0000 which is what forced defence control to be OFF) old: 22 B2 C6 9F JSL 9F:6CB2 # Long Jump to Subroutine new: 20 30 FB EA JSR :FB30 # Jump to SubRoutine of our custome code NOP # No OPeration (space filler operation) somewhat funny that in SNES assembly, "EA" means "Do nothing" @FFB30 old: FF FF FF .. (unused section) new: 22 B2 C6 9F A9 01 00 8D 94 1C 8D 96 1C 60 JSL 9F:6CB2 # do the code we cut out LDA #0001 # LoaD A=0001 STA 1C94 # STore A (0001) into :1C94 STA 1C96 # STore A (0001) into :1C96 RTS # ReTurn from this Subroutine Gotta wait for someone to approve my account on ROMhacking.net before I can post this... I was sure I already had an account there :/