SNES Power Slide SFX (1994-12-04) (Europe)

[MatthewCallis]

I recently posted this up on my blog, if anyone gets it running please, let me know! It works fine (usually) on real hardware. You will needs a Super FX2 board if you try to run it.

Power Slide SFX (1994-12-04) (Europe) SNES ROM

[poloplayr]

Very cool!

LOVE your website.

[pootle]

Cool Gives me an excuse to make a SFX EPROM board Do you have any more details of the PCB this was on originally (SRAM, oscillator speed, clock pin connected on edge connector, etc)?

Andy.

[badinsults]

Thanks for the release, MatthewCallis. I featured it on Snes Central. Would it be possible to get a scan of the PCB board, or at the very least the PCB board type and version of the Super FX chip (this information may help with getting it emulated)?

[MatthewCallis]

I'll try to get the scan tomorrow while at work. As for getting it emulated, from the people I've spoken with (d4s and then byuu) it's not a priority and would require lots of work to get a cycle accurate SuperFX code written, so it will at the very least be a while.

[ProgrammingAce]

It'd be nice if Assembler wasn't the only person on the planet with a working SuperFX dev system...

[badinsults]

I'll try to get the scan tomorrow while at work. As for getting it emulated, from the people I've spoken with (d4s and then byuu) it's not a priority and would require lots of work to get a cycle accurate SuperFX code written, so it will at the very least be a while.

Pagefault managed to get Star Fox 2 to work, and I think he even had some success getting some demo rom from an early version of the original Mario Chip working.

It looks like this PCB has a lot of simularities to Dirt Trax FX, though I have not seen a GSU1A Super FX chip. It is quite possible that this is a chip that is a prototype of the GSU-2 chip (commonly known as the Super FX 2 chip), and it might be very difficult to get emulated.