jer_33

Scrap the MAC/PC. NOSE needs to be ported online...

Great stuff guys, I've played a few games. Might be a fun rom to exi with. '94 Canada vs. USA

Make sure he's a doctor, and there should only be one camera in the room. Also, good to hear you're doing better Brutus.

Classic is classic, just like live tournament play.

Count me in.

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Perhaps an idea for future tournaments, or just for interest sake. If you could pick a single song to have play during a game on NHL94, what would it be? A few rules: 1. Must be a song from the era, no 2000's trash. No Spin Doctors. To keep it simple, I will accept songs from the 1990's or earlier. 2. First come first served, if your song is already picked please select your next favourite. 3. It can't be so obscure, that we can't find a version of it somewhere. 4. I'll keep a master list in this post Let'em rip. Jer

I played this one back in the day, and have emulated it as well. It's fast-paced and fun, but the commentary and music get tiring. There was also barely any strategy to it other than hitting until you got a bonus, where you could basically score at will.

I should know this, but is there a 2v2 rom for NHL95?

I'm no expert, but the code to run a small RaspPiZero with the light string would be the easy part (although you'd need a customized cart to fit it all in), it would definitely be mapping the cart to trigger the event that would be the tough part.

Is there the same divide between SNES and Genesis players with NHL95? Or would this tournament be purley Sega? This should be awesome.

I am not a coder or electronics guy, but I assume that if there is two-way communication between the cart and the system, that whatever code triggers the system to play the goal music should be able to trigger another event (like a flashing bar of red leds). You would have to have an internal power source to power the leds, but it would all be a pretty low power draw. This has me thinking. I wonder if we could code a button on the 6-button controller to play the "crowd booing" sound on demand? Kind of like some of the old Superchexx games.

This is pretty neat. Love these undiscovered games.

Sign me up as Calgary.

It takes some setup, but I like Retroarch. It gives you the option of adding a couple of Genesis emulators (and several others for NES, SNES, PSX etc..). Once set-up, you can add your roms to a folder on your phone (or SD card) and you're off. Like the emulators you've used on your phone, you have the option of using onscreen buttons to control, but I think you can also set-up up bluetooth controller for more serious gaming.