jer_33

Would it be possible to have one button cycle through you lines?

Here's the troubleshooting pages. Perhaps we can ask @bcrt2000 to upload all pages for us?

There are a couple of pages published in these boards, but a pdf version of the complete manual is elusive. What did you need?

I just run different instances of Retroarch, one for Gens and one for SNES. I do this for different leagues as well, keeps roms/saves separate too.

Not picky on uniforms reds/whites but if I had to pick I'd say classic team canada logo (player skating & leaf). jer33 / #33 / not picky on handedness

I've been involved with this league for 10+ seasons going back to 2014, and I look forward to every season. The standout thing for me is the blind-bid draft, so every team starts every season on the same footing. Each team starts with $3mil and must draft a full roster (16 forwards, 9 defenders, 3 goalies), it's incredibly efficient and usually completed in 5-6 rounds. Then you set lines, and watch your team play live on stream/discord while getting trash-talked by an old Finnish guy halfway around the world. We've had lots of 94 guys join over the years including skip, mav, orangeblack. The most fun, most realistic retro-sim hockey league I play in. Don't miss out.

I think it would make the most sense to scrap the historical players and keep the players from the original rom (or added in expansion).

A modern-day Jim Simmons, you've attacked this idea with incredible professionalism and taught us even more about the game in the last 10-12 months. All it took was learning to code in a 20+ year-old dead programming language. Thanks for pushing this idea through to completion - incredible work.

Noticed on both results that goalies are not included in the file.

Could not find one readily, but you can create one from almost any rom using the NHL Hockey Roster Tool: TOOL: Roster extracter/importer tool - Tools - NHL'94 Forums Assuming you already have the rom, just run the tool and change "Teams" to 26 and "TeamsOffsetHex" to 314. The output is a CSV file that can be imported to Excel or Google Sheets.

If you are hoping for an image from the game itself, you could pick your team (home/away jersey) and run shootout mode which will give your best image of a front-facing slapshot. But pixel-wise it's not going to look great blown-up and will require a lot of graphic editing and polishing. We've seen lots of custom NHL94 jerseys (google images) that look pretty sweet, but they've all had professional graphic design behind them.

If you can install "Retroarch", and subsequently the "Genesis Plus GX" core you can play any Sega Genesis game that you can find including NHL94. Here is a ChatGPT conversation with detailed instructions on how to do this: NHL94 setup Steam Deck As for the NHL94 rom, look here: NHL94 Online.com | Homepage under "Downloads".

Has anyone let "Coach" know?

Thanks for hosting this Dan, was fun! Hadn't played 2v2 in ages.

I've used hockeyreference.com for jersey numbers (historic too).

We run it in DOSBOX on Windows 10.

..came back to look and see if I had reviewed the 8bitdo M30 (I had) as well as to update a couple things. I purchased a Retro-bit 8-button arcade pad, which looks/feels like a standard 6-button sega controller but comes with two shoulder buttons. Played great for a time, but then the d-pad snapped. Retro-bit did send me the parts to fix it - but shortly thereafter it started to breakdown in other ways. The M30 2.4 also stopped being recognized by Windows. The weirdest thing, and best I could tell it has something to do with the USB charging cable and/or something on the PCB. I bought another M30 recently - opting this time for the bluetooth model. I tore the other one apart and realized that the rubber pads inside were identical to the sega originals. Long story long - 8bitdo must make replacement pads, so had a look on their site. They are not listed specifically, but they do sell conductive pads for their SNES controller. Found something even better IMO... 8bitdo sells mod kits for your original SEGA/SATURN/NES/SNES/PS1 controllers (apparently since 2019) that will make them rechargeable bluetooth controllers. Not only that, but because they will require USB charging - they can also function as USB controllers. For $25 it seems like a pretty small investment.

This has been a fun little game on my phone. Build your team and play matches to rank up in divisions. Standard coins/gems reward system with and option to watch ads double/triple the reward. Gameplay is fast with short periods, and one finger controls for skating/passig/shooting - and it even has a one-timer. I even took it a step further and installed an Android emulator in order to play it on my PC with a gamepad.

I see the standard notifications (fps, ping etc) and of course you get quick notifications regarding netplay players joining and disconnecting. Would there be a way to display all members of the netplay room in a corner of the screen?

I opened the 94-wide rom in Retroarch (downloaded for Classic) and it appears to compress the width. I'm sure it's a video setting - just not sure which one?

Ah, good stuff.

Can you list which players from the team have already been identified, might help narrow the list.

Season mode in 1994 required a pencil and some graph paper.

Don't see it mentioned here, and wasn't really documented on the Ko94 site, or in McMikey's Documentary but on the day of the original Ko94 tourney in Toronto (Sept 12, 2015) Mats Sundin had his Legends Row statue revealed right outside the window or RealSports where we were playing. I can't find a good picture/video of the seated crowd for his speech, but did find a video of his Legends Row reveal. I do know that Shanahan and Domi were there, and have to think that a few of the others that still live in the area (CuJo, Clarke and Tucker) were probably in attendance. I had obviously been eliminated from the tourney and just happened to notice the crowd outside the window, but the ceremony was private and gated off. I was able to peel the curtain back on the window and watch the whole thing. It was a pretty special moment for a lifelong Leafs fan.

C - Robitaille RW - Gagne LW - Hawerchuk LD - Bourque RD - Schneider Goalie - Soderstrom F4 - Turcotte D3 - Burt