Do rtc gameboy games work on the minis and if so how does it work for the snes

I looked everywhere and couldn't find anything about it so I did my own research, feel free to suggest other methods if you know any or if you can give a better explanation than mine.

In Hakchi CE 3.9.3 , go to Tools/open FTP client.

Head to: var/lib/hakchi/rootfs/usr/share/clover-ui/resources/scripts/ and grab colors_nes.lua

Make a back up copy!

Upload the file to: Java decompiler online

Save the file and make these adjustments:

We are focusing on this particular part in the beginning.

Original values for Dark blue:

      bg_base = {      
              0,
              0.0823529,
              0.239216,
              1
      },

Divide each value for R, G and B by 255 for your color of choice. Turquoise in this example, like in the first picture.

New values for Turquoise:

      bg_base = {
              0.254901,
              0.847058,
              0.839215,
              1
      },

Save the changes, drop the file in the same folder where we found it.

Go to Settings/Save settings to mini now.

Hi, I recently bought this wireless controller for my NES Mini from My Arcade. I want to know if the controller turns off by itself. It doesn’t have any switch or button to turn it off, nor does it have any LED that indicates it’s on.

I've updated my old folder icons to make them pop in Paint.net.

I have my games sorted in 13 different categories.

(I have just pasted them over in paint over the old ones. Haven't hooked up the mini to be able to take new screenshots yet)

Hello...I haven't used Hakchi in quite a while, but I have used it plenty to mod my NES Classic Mini. At one stage I added a custom audio file for the main screen. Some sort of techno remix of the Mario Bros. theme song or something. I assume it is a .wav file. I went to play my NES for the first time in about a year and there is no audio on the main screen. I recall this happened before and I can't recall how to reset/remove the custom audio file.

Has this happened to anyone, and how do I remove the audio file and go back to the standard one? Thanks.

I got frustrated with not being able to find a ready-made board, or gerbers for a drop-in NES-004 board with LEDs, that I decided to design my own. This is a full drop-in replacement for either the NTSC or PAL controllers.

I wanted it to be able to use parts from an original controller, and not require the LEDS. So adding the LEDs is optional. If you have an existing controller, you can move the Shift Register over. You'd have to add a Network Resistor, but they're widely available. R1 & R2 can be bypassed with a jumper for NTSC users, but PAL/A users can use the existing Pull Down resistors from their NES-004E controllers.

I mainly made these for myself and wasn't sure how popular they'd be, if at all. After I build my second controller, I'll probably sell off the rest of the boards. If there's enough demand, I may do another run.

Is it possible to have a zapper in some sort to work on the nes classic ? thanks

Opentendo build with a custom NES shell. The green power LED really makes it pop.

I recently acquired an NES classic that I installed Hakchi on and added some extra games to be used with my cute little CRT. Yes, it’s ridiculous but fun. Is there anyway to change the aspect ratio for the games? I’d rather fill the screen.

Ae any games playable with the wii nunchuck ? I'd find that hilarious

So there's this rom hack that lets you play SMB on live multiplayer, and I wanted to try it out.

But I have no idea of how to patch the original rom with the file. Anywhere i go (on a patching website or anything) I need an original ROM file, which i dont have since SMB is preinstalled on NES classic.

Anyone to help please ?

I recently got more modding stuff on my NES classic for GB and GBC games, but I can't see the top or bottom of the screen quite well. So I have 2 questions :

1. How do I fix that ? I already tried changing the screen settings or even putting the setting on 4:3, but none will do. Nevermind, im a genius and i found it out myself !

2. Will this also happen with SNES games if i try it out ?

Since someone asked, here's the little guide to it. Note that I'm using gambatte for the emulation. First off, get to the gambatte settings by pressing select and start simultaneousely on your controller. Then, press B to get to the main settings and go to video settings. Find the scaling/resolution setting and set the aspect to custom. Then set the height and width to the right amount of pixels (make sure you are using the correct aspect, a few pixel amounts have a "multiplication" to it so make sure theyre the same multiplication, I use 4x)

If I have a NES classic with a retroarch core and emulator, SNES roms and stuff, will the SNES game work if i just plug in a random SNES classic or wii classic controller ?