Señor Ventura wrote:So, the only way to go to save spc700 resources (in terms of bandwidth), is to rewriting the sound engine itself to not transfer all the music samples... but, well, at least possible it is i think.

well sure, but I think the SNES is limited to 16khz quality samples, I'm not sure it'd see a significant bump in quality for the amount of work that would go into it... it might actually wind up being precisely the same. I haven't looked into the bitrate of the samples as they currently are.

If you mean about loading more samples to use you wind up having to rewrite even more of the game's code to even utilize the new samples..   I wouldn't say it is impossible but it would take somebody very dedicated to this title and good at hacking (which I am not)

What this needs to to have video added that will bring back the arcade intro. You could even do a boot screen that would be similar to the Neo-Geo but have it say SNES or Super Nintendo instead.

My problem with the MSU1 is that people seem to only put the music into games and don't ever touch the video side of things.

the problem with video is it's a gigantic pain in the butt

especially putting it anywhere that isn't just "on boot" ... before the game's code is run at all

Cubear wrote:the problem with video is it's a gigantic pain in the butt

especially putting it anywhere that isn't just "on boot" ... before the game's code is run at all

Yeah I don't doubt that. I assumed that's why hardly anyone does anything with video. I would love to see some more of those old Laser Disc games make there way to the MSU1, or some new games in that style.