Profile_bird

Hey there! snega2usb is using Twitter.

Twitter is a free service that lets you keep in touch with people through the exchange of quick, frequent answers to one simple question: What's happening? Join today to start receiving snega2usb's tweets.

Already using Twitter
from your phone? Click here.

Default_profile_4_bigger
snega2usb

  1. Can anyone provide me with info on the shape of Japanese Mega Drive carts (esp. Sunsoft ones)? Dimensions and drawings to jp@snega2usb.com 12:21 PM Nov 27th from web
  2. Change of color: dark tones tend to look a bit weird at the cutout edges, so I'll see if I can get something brightish yellowish.... 3:18 PM Nov 13th from web
  3. @spincube The snega2usb will be updateable under Windows using Atmel's FLIP and DFU driver. Linux folks can use dfu-programmer instead. 7:23 AM Nov 12th from web in reply to spincube
  4. Final connectors and cases have arrived :) PCBs will take a little longer :( 7:20 AM Nov 12th from web
  5. Exciting week coming up - (hopefully final) connectors, (hopefully final) PCB prototypes, and first cases ever. Keep your fingers crossed :) 2:56 AM Nov 8th from web
  6. Case manufacturer pussying out - looking for alternatives :-( 3:00 AM Nov 3rd from web
  7. snega2usb now user configurable! Just edit config file to change key assignments, SRAM write protection, etc. directly on the device. 3:03 AM Oct 24th from web
  8. Being able to sit down with your OEM and go through everything on paper: priceless. 2:15 AM Oct 13th from web
  9. New video out! 11:28 AM Oct 10th from web
  10. Negotiated volume pricing with suppliers. Join the Group Buy for nice extras and up to $20/€20 off! 11:10 AM Oct 9th from web
  11. Preordering has started! Find snega2usb pricing and more details on the homepage. 5:33 PM Oct 3rd from web
  12. Cartridges can now be changed on the fly; no more total reset required (sweet!). Firmware features complete, now for some more testing 8:37 AM Oct 2nd from web
  13. Firmware working better than ever, after complete rewrite of the SRAM part. Only one point left to (re-)do on my list :-) 4:43 PM Oct 1st from web
  14. Note to self: before you despair of debugging your own stuff, make sure the cartridge is still alive... 1:52 AM Sep 29th from web
  15. Partial firmware rewrite and migration to LUFA complete. Up next: more finetuning (cartridge feature detection, mem mapping). 1:40 PM Sep 27th from web
  16. If you want your snega2usb to support SNES gamepads, go buy a multitap now and start unsoldering the connectors. Software support works fine 11:47 PM Sep 25th from web
  17. Shipping free case samples from China: $47. Charge from my bank for shipping fee transfer: $70. 7:19 AM Sep 9th from web
  18. Industrial prototypes are assembled and on their way. Yay. 1:24 AM Sep 8th from web
  19. Case samples ordered. Vote for your favorite case color on the homepage! www.snega2usb.com/wordpress 1:23 PM Sep 3rd from web
  20. Who would have thought "made in Germany" is hardly more expensive than "made in China"? It certainly is a lot more convenient... :-D 2:46 AM Aug 31st from web