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  • #1

    Casino Kid NSF

    I don't know how many game-music listeners hang around here, but I wanted to say that the Casino Kid NSF is now available here:
    http://www.angelfire.com/nc/ugetab/

    Took more than a few hours to manage this one, but it's worth it, since I don't expect anyone else would have ever ripped it.
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  • #2
    Casino Kid NSF

    I listen to NSF music, but to this day I can't find a Fudou Myouou Den (Demon Sword in the U.S.) NSF file around the internet. I tried asking someone who rips NSF files (ParasyteX I believe) but it never got done.

    I've tried ripping NSF files myself, never successfully, all my NSF files came up blank.


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    • #3
      Casino Kid NSF

      Never played that game. I remember wanting to buy Casino Kid 2 in stores tho. Cause my store had it when I was a kid and I liked the look of the artwork. I ought to download the 1st game and see what it's tunes are like.

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      • #4
        Casino Kid NSF

        I can't seem to get that Demon Sword rip done.

        For 'Fudou Myouou Den', the Play address is $A000. $FFF0 is the address that banks and unbanks the music code to $A000. $FFF0 is called during an interrupt. $EA1F is the decision point where the music selected is decided.

        Making a cheat in FCEUXDSP for $A09C, and using a value other than #$00 will make the title screen music different. Directly following this is a call to $EA1F.

        Beyond this, I haven't been able to get more than a few buggy sound effects by running the routine $E800 during init, which tells me that at least the play address is correct. Attempts to use modified $E000 routines to initialize the data, up to right before the call to $A096(which runs the title screen code), have failed. This includes coding it to ignore the state of $2002 near the start of the code.

        Edit:
        It wasn't as hard as that apparently...I simply didn't notice that the actual music data was being loaded to $8000...which has been fixed, and it started playing music as soon as that was repaired.

        I've uploaded the NSF to the same site as the other 2. Note that I didn't take the time to organize the tracks, but if you have a preferred order, then order out the track numbers, and I can program it into the NSF for you.
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        • #5
          Casino Kid NSF

          The NSF of Demon Sword, as well as others, can be found here:
          http://desnet.fobby.net/index.php?page=music
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          • #6
            Casino Kid NSF

            Do you know how to make GYM files (Genesis music file, similar to NSF)?

            And thanks again for Demon Sword, now if only I can track down a Rainbow Islands GYM file.


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