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Pokémon Yellow (GB) - Commercial
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But removing it requires either replacing the whole chip, or dremeling the battery out of the existing chip. I used the latter method, which was eventually successful.
I did not show the attachment of the new battery, as this isn't really meant as a full instructional guide. I just wanted to show most of the process (sped up) because there aren't many videos of it online.
I started with a ROM patched with the original Japanese patch located here: smwcentral.net/?p=section&a=details&id=6757
However, that patch includes no music, and even normal Super Mario World music is muted. So, I loaded this patched ROM into Lunar Magic, a Super Mario World level editor. Specifically, I used an old version that was contemporary to when this video was first released. The only change I made was to re-enable music for the famous level.
I then patched this edited ROM with the MSU1 patch located here: zeldix.net/t1436-super-mario-world-native
This replaced the normal Super Mario World soundtrack with PCM files. I then found the specific PCM file that played during the level and overwrote it with one I made myself from the original "Nico Nico Douga Medley", with some added silence at the beginning to sync with the game action.
This was the result. Although it seems to start OK, after a bit the music gets out of sync with the game. The original video was probably recorded off of ZSNES or something and the emulation differences probably account for the difference. At least, that's my theory. You can see that most of the checkpoint gates do not even render here, for example, which might screw up the timing. It took several tried before I could get Mario to make it through the whole level, even through it is supposed to be "Automatic" and entirely deterministic.
Oh well. It would have been a neat party trick.
github.com/NicoHood/Nintendo
I will need to document this further in the future, but I had to probe around and find all the proper PCB points to directly trigger the 3DS button circuits, as well as the circle pad.
The circle pad took me a while to reverse engineer. I had to figure out the proper voltage levels and then filter the pulse width modulated signal the Arduino spits out (on the oscilloscope) down to a steady voltage at the right level.
I based this off a 2DS as a proof of concept, and to lessen the loss if I ended up frying it, but it works great. The most difficult part, that I haven't really succeeded at, is routing all the wires out of the case without crushing them.
In this video I customized the controls so they match Standard Smash controls (even though I still have the habit of pressing up to jump).
Poor quality. I did not upload this previously because I thought somebody else had, but I searched for it recently and could not find it again.
Cropped with Mpg2Cut2, and thus the cut may not be perfect.
Recorded with a Samsung DVD-VR357. I am satisfied with this model so far.
Cropped with Mpg2Cut2, and thus the cut may not be perfect.
This video has a bit of static, and it is mostly the fault of this DVD recorder. I do not recommend the Panasonic DMR-EZ37V. I am returning mine to the store. If I get a new recorder I may try to get a better copy of this commercial.
This time, I had to "fix" with MPEG Streamclip first, then crop with Mpg2Cut2. Hopefully the quality is satisfactory.
Unfortunately, this commercial is incomplete. The end seems to have been recorded over on the VHS tape.
This time, I had to "fix" with MPEG Streamclip first, then crop with Mpg2Cut2. Hopefully the quality is satisfactory.
This time, I had to "fix" with MPEG Streamclip first, then crop with Mpg2Cut2. Hopefully the quality is satisfactory.
This time, I had to "fix" with MPEG Streamclip first, then crop with Mpg2Cut2. Hopefully the quality is satisfactory.
This time, I had to "fix" with MPEG Streamclip first, then crop with Mpg2Cut2. Hopefully the quality is satisfactory.
This time, I had to "fix" with MPEG Streamclip first, then crop with Mpg2Cut2. Hopefully the quality is satisfactory.
This time, I had to "fix" with MPEG Streamclip first, then crop with Mpg2Cut2. Hopefully the quality is satisfactory.
Cropped with Mpg2Cut2, and then "fixed" with MPEG Streamclip. Hopefully the quality is satisfactory.
Cropped with Mpg2Cut2, and then "fixed" with MPEG Streamclip. Hopefully the quality is satisfactory.
Things to notice:
* Digitized sounding footsteps
* Unique lightning sound
* The portcullis falls
* The box falls off of the cart
This is one of the most dramatic video game openings that I can think of, but when I was playing this it was hard to stop laughing. I own the original game so I know how it's supposed to sound.
The Panasonic DVD recorder requires me to jump through more hoops to get a useful video file off of the DVD.
This was a good documentary. Does anybody know what song is used for this opening sequence? I really like it.
Buy the documentary on DVD here: http://store.aetv.com/html/product/index.jhtml?id=72307
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Cropped with Mpg2Cut2, and thus the cut may not be perfect.
Cropped with Mpg2Cut2, and thus the cut may not be perfect.
Cropped with Mpg2Cut2, and thus the cut may not be perfect.
Cropped with Mpg2Cut2, and thus the cut may not be perfect.
Cropped with Mpg2Cut2, and thus the cut may not be perfect.
Cropped with Mpg2Cut2, and thus the cut may not be perfect.
Cropped with Mpg2Cut2, and thus the cut may not be perfect.
This was before an episode of "The Cosby Show". I just thought it was interesting that Sunsoft was associated with a mainstream TV show like that.
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Cropped with Mpg2Cut2, and thus the cut may not be perfect.
The only reason this caught my interest is because it advertises "Nintendo games". Presumably it is using this as a generic name for all video games. Back in the day, that is what they were commonly called.
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Cropped with Mpg2Cut2, and thus the cut may not be perfect.
This is all I have. I don't have the corresponding story. Does anybody know who the guy is, or what the "Morning Game" was?
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Here is a slightly different version of the ad: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s64pJVYAQrc
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Here is a previously uploaded copy of the same commercial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCGFu_uVkc0
Cropped with Mpg2Cut2, and thus the cut may not be perfect.
Cropped with Mpg2Cut2, and thus the cut may not be perfect.
Cropped with Mpg2Cut2, and thus the cut may not be perfect.
Cropped with Mpg2Cut2, and thus the cut may not be perfect.
Cropped with Mpg2Cut2, and thus the cut may not be perfect.
It is very unfortunate, but this commercial is incomplete. On the VHS tape, it gets cut off, either by being recorded over, or because the network cut it off. It seems more like the network cut it off, but I could be wrong. Sorry!
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Cropped with Mpg2Cut2, and thus the cut may not be perfect.
Cropped with Mpg2Cut2, and thus the cut may not be perfect.
Cropped with Mpg2Cut2, and thus the cut may not be perfect.
Cropped with Mpg2Cut2, and thus the cut may not be perfect.
Per request, I have uploaded the original MPG of this video to the following address: http://www.mediafire.com/?yn1z4vyy1od
Cropped with Mpg2Cut2, and thus the cut may not be perfect.
Cropped with Mpg2Cut2, and thus the cut may not be perfect.
Cropped with Mpg2Cut2, and thus the cut may not be perfect.
Cropped with Mpg2Cut2, and thus the cut may not be perfect.
Cropped with Mpg2Cut2, and thus the cut may not be perfect.
Cropped with Mpg2Cut2, and thus the cut may not be perfect.
Cropped with Mpg2Cut2, and thus the cut may not be perfect.
Cropped with Mpg2Cut2, and thus the cut may not be perfect.
Here is a previously uploaded copy of the same commercial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWSMXCon7p0
Cropped with Mpg2Cut2, and thus the cut may not be perfect.