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Snowflake commented on blog entry my first world record in TG! in ZackKyMurr
lol i see whats going on here. this is rocky rose, you got me rocky not your usual start, getting sneakier.
voting yes on all matts subs wouldnt have done that unless of course some purposely went through all matts just to find his very few bad ones and purposely vote yes for some weird reason.
only
Snowflake replied to a thread Post Verdict Dispute Discussion: Jeremy Young - Arcade - Donkey Kong - Points [Hammer Allowed] - Player: Billy L Mitchell - Score: 1,062,800 in
SincerelyFranny commented on blog entry my first world record in TG! in ZackKyMurr
Originally Posted by ZackKyMurr
Snowflake commented on blog entry my first world record in TG! in ZackKyMurr
theres a minimum, i noticed your cred is in the 700s. that tough to get that low. you'd have to purposely vote wrong multiple times. anyway, to make sure people are just blindly voting to get points, there is a minimum cred, i believe 950 to submit. all new users have 1000 cred. so to drop to 950,
Snowflake replied to a poll Nintendo Game & Watch - Donkey Kong Jr. / Donkey Kong Junior - Points - 247 - william rosa in
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Snowflake commented on blog entry Intellivision Score Codes in Intellivision Master
oh but whats cool about popeye arcade and super mario bros nes, is instead of other printable characters, the next thing in the chart is sprites. so for example in popeye you may find an olive oil heart representing your number. in super mario bros nes you may have the sprite for a portion of a cloud
Snowflake commented on blog entry Intellivision Score Codes in Intellivision Master
it appears they used ascii but removed the first 47 characters as intellivisoin has no need for the first 47. also theres huge benefits to have the code for "5" be "5" unlike in asci where the code for "5" is "53".https://www.ascii-code.com/
i doubt hte
datagod replied to a thread Post Verdict Dispute Discussion: Jeremy Young - Arcade - Donkey Kong - Points [Hammer Allowed] - Player: Billy L Mitchell - Score: 1,062,800 in
Snowflake replied to a thread Just heard one of my brother's TG records was successfully disputed: in
Snowflake replied to a thread Post Verdict Dispute Discussion: Jeremy Young - Arcade - Donkey Kong - Points [Hammer Allowed] - Player: Billy L Mitchell - Score: 1,062,800 in
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| Platform | Game | Version | Variation | Scores/Time | Verification Method | Rank | |
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Boxer Glove | POWER game mode, hit the bag as hard as possible with a single closed fist | 862 | TGSAP | 1 | view | |
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Space Tactics | Points | 211,900 | TGSAP | 1 | view | |
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Baseball Champ | Get as many runs / points as possible | 33 | TGSAP | 1 | view | |
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Basketball Champ | Get as many baskets / points as possible | 12 | TGSAP | 1 | view | |
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Mini Baseball | Get as many runs / points as possible. | 41 | TGSAP | 1 | view | |
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Scientific Batting Practice | Hit as many balls into the stands as you can in the time allotted | 8 | TGSAP | 1 | view | |
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Upper Deck | Factory Default | 21 | TGSAP | 1 | view | |
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Shadow of Mordor | Trials of War - Test of Speed - Fastest Time | 12:09.0 | TGSAP | 1 | view | |
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The Big Lebowski | Factory Default - Extra Balls | 1,306,580 | TGSAP | 1 | view | |
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Twilight Zone | 1993 | Guinness Machine #183171 | 107,428,970 | TGSAP | 1 | view |
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1942 - Bootleg / Multigame | points | 204,010 | TGSAP | 2 | view | |
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Donkey Kong | 1982 | Most Wall Jumps on a Rivet Board | 31 | TGSAP | 2 | view |
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Nova 2001 | Points, Hardest Difficulty | 277,960 | TGSAP | 2 | view | |
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Robotron: 2084 | ROBO-Novice Training Camp (NOOB) | 234,425 | TGSAP | 2 | view | |
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Twin Rifle | Factory - Single Player | 6,900 | TGSAP | 2 | view | |
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Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved | Points, full screen, 1920 x 1080 resolution | 160,100 | TGSAP | 2 | view | |
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1943: The Battle of Midway [US] | Single player - NO special codes allowed - First Level Only | 232,200 | TGSAP | 3 | view | |
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Nova 2001 [Japan] | Points | 357,640 | TGSAP | 3 | view | |
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RoadBlasters | 1990 | Factory Default | 348,880 | TGSAP | 4 | view |
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1943: The Battle of Midway [US] | Single player max points NO special codes allowed | 1,041,540 | TGSAP | 4 | view | |
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Exerion | Points | 503,400 | TGSAP | 5 | view | |
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Green Beret | Highest Score Completing Stage 1 on 1st Life | 42,300 | TGSAP | 6 | view | |
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Twin Cobra | Points [Single Player Only] | 446,450 | TGSAP | 9 | view | |
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Robotron: 2084 | [Solid Blue label] Points [Marathon Settings] | 266,775 | TGSAP | 11 | view | |
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Death Race | Points [Single Player Only] | 17 | TGSAP | 14 | view | |
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1943: The Battle of Midway [US] | Points [Single Player Only] | 1,100,810 | TGSAP | 15 | view | |
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Green Beret | Points [1st Life Only] | 75,900 | TGSAP | 15 | view | |
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Jail Break | Points [Tournament Settings] | 37,800 | TGSAP | 22 | view | |
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Green Beret | Points | 87,850 | TGSAP | 24 | view | |
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Zoo Keeper [Set 1] | Points | 306,000 | TGSAP | 34 | view | |
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1942 [Set 1] | Points [Single Player Only] | 151,300 | TGSAP | 71 | view | |
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World Cup Soccer | 1994 Bally Pinball | Tournament - 3 Balls Only | 223,612,580 | TGSAP | 359 | view |
Retro Pie: Conected to Sony Trinitron CRT
Over the weekend I had a breakthrough in my quest to get 240p or 480p out of a raspberry pi to a CRT.
There are 4 ways to get video from a Raspberry Pi. HDMI, Composite, using a header, or dircectly soldering to some video out posts. I tried the HDMI route but kept failing.
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Just wanted to give a quick update. I managed to get my Raspberry Pi to output 240p, so emulated console games look fantastic on a CRT.I'll post all the details later tonight. Right now I am out on a rescue run, picking up a whole whack of Atari paddles.
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