A Miserable Podcast of Secrets

[dave is ok]

4. Talk about the microchips inside of the Gunstar Heroes cartridge

[Yoshi]

We just had that conversation in the NES thread. The NES versions of some Konami games weren't as good as their Famicom counterparts because of missing microchips inside the cartridges. That's the podcast I want to listen to. And, yes, I know I represent a group of like 5 people on TNL probably.

[dave is ok]

Your mom was missing microchips inside her cartridge.

I replaced them though, with my dick.

[Mzo]

Do it. I'd listen to that.

I knew about CV3 having some crazy sound chip, but that was about it.

edit: I would listen to both Yoshi's podcast and Dave doing his mother.

[Some Stupid Japanese Name]

We just had that conversation in the NES thread. The NES versions of some Konami games weren't as good as their Famicom counterparts because of missing microchips inside the cartridges. That's the podcast I want to listen to. And, yes, I know I represent a group of like 5 people on TNL probably.

The best five people though.
Neozeedeater would still be around if we had that podcast.

[Yoshi]

Neozeedeater would still be around if we had that podcast.

Exactly.

[Some Stupid Japanese Name]

He should still be around even though we don't.

[Korian]

Busy to PM but my idea is "Breaking Stereotypes and Boundaries in Gaming"

[RoleTroll]

I'd like to hear about the chips, too. There was always a lot of talk about the MMC chips in the video game mags, as well as the SuperChip, SuperFX, and Sega's SVP. I remember reading that SMB2(j) was rejected in favor of SMB2(US) in part due to the improved technology and the desire to show the system's stuff.

The chips were one of the greatest advantages of cartridges over CDs. The Aladdin Deck Enhancer that would save you from repurchasing those chips over and over. The conflicts between the SVP and the 32X. Lots of good stuff....

[Changeling]

The 15th has come and gone