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FamiTracker
Posted: March 13th, 2010, 7:42pm PST by radian_
Tags: audio
FamiTracker is a free windows tracker for producing music for the NES/Famicom-systems. The interface is based on MadTracker and should be easy to use if you've been using trackers before. One of the features is NSF-file exporting. That allows music created in this tracker to be played on the real hardware, or even for for use in your own NES-applications. Some other features: * Full real-time emulation of all channels * Internal PCM to DPCM-sample converter * MIDI input devices are supported * NTSC & PAL modes are both supported -
Nintendo Everything: GameCube menu music is actually Famicom disc system BIOS music when sped up
Posted: February 22nd, 2010, 3:07am PST by metaly
Tags: gaming
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Nintendo Everything – Our second language is Nintendo++ » Blog Archive » GameCube menu music is actually Famicom disc system BIOS music when sped up
Posted: February 21st, 2010, 2:05pm PST by LiquidTim
Tags: fun
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FamiTracker
Posted: January 22nd, 2010, 4:25pm PST by shinylightdev
Tags: music
FamiTracker is a free windows tracker for producing music for the NES/Famicom-systems. The interface is based on MadTracker and should be easy to use if you've been using trackers before. One of the features is NSF-file exporting. That allows music created in this tracker to be played on the real hardware, or even for for use in your own NES-applications. -
YouTube - Battletoads (Famicom) - Japanese version's ending
Posted: January 1st, 2010, 9:45pm PST by cyriades
Tags: battletoads
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Super Famicom Modem
Posted: July 21st, 2009, 8:37pm PDT by kiddphunk
Tags: nintendo
This was an interesting little device, released only in Japan. The unit came with a controller/interface (I believed), that plugged into controller port 2, which was attached to the unit that scanned the barcodes. The controller/interface had an LCD screen, and some buttons I do not know what they do. The idea was, you took barcodes off various products, anything with a UPC barcode, placed them on cards that come with the unit, and run them through the barcode reader. Based on the information in the barcodes scanned, your players would be given various attributes. Using these attributes, a battle would take place between the two players. From what I have read, this accessory, originally released for the GameBoy, was very popular in Japan. There was even a run on a soup (in Japan) who's barcode was rumored to give a player amazing power.