Wired Super Mario (WSM)

[Hyrsky]

COOL!!!

Though it is kinda ironic, you know. Playing 30 year old 2d games inside of a more recent 3d game.

[SamPerson12345]

I cannot wait for game cartriges! Or Wire DS. Or possibly a Wire Wii.

[Black Phoenix]

I present you WireBoy Advance! The metal thingy behind it is the catridge (yeah, it reads games from catridges). WireBoy Advance has own simple bios thingy (it reads game from catridge, and runs it). Wire Mario should run on it without troubles, and even without recompiling. Ignore the internal system error message (test version is there).

You can also write to catridges using BIOS.

WireBoy Advance has catridge port (for catridges, duh), catridge holder (grabs them so they stay in place, just in case), and extension port (can be used by games, but BIOS has ability to write data to catridge reading it from extension port (for example cpu with compiled game).

You do not worry about anything, just write your game as if it was using single cpu, except there is fixed address bus structure.

Some more features: yellow LED that shows catridge read/write activity (it dims when its low, brighter when its higher, etc), blue LED that shows extension port activity (same), changable frequency for CPU (set by application, 10000 by default), program can also read how much activity there is between catridge and cpu, or extension port and cpu.

I'll post save & bios tonight.

[cadde]

Shit BP, you are really serious about this!


EDIT: By the way, i can see "SEGA" developing a competitor soon, that would be any random person on this forum with the godlike skills of yours!

[Tad2020]

Wow, I wouldn't have thought this was possible. Awesome.
15 years from now we should be able to run gmod10 in wire on gmod19

[Longbow]

I got some more screenshots here!

Here is the loading screen when you start the game:


Main menu:


Your game fucking up

[starvinmarvin]

on my own server (single player) I get a stack overflow error when running the cpu: init.lua:272 stack overflow

[Tad2020]

on my own server (single player) I get a stack overflow error when running the cpu: init.lua:272 stack overflow[/b]

I think stack overflow means lua is trying to use too much memory.

[roswell]

Holy christ....that's awesome as hell...

[dnifan]

I think stack overflow means lua is trying to use too much memory.[/b]

True.
And there's nothing to do about it