Making of 'Reverse emulating the NES...'

[BEdmonson]

Another tip when laying out a PCB. Before you order the board, print it out on paper and lay any components you have on the pads to see if they match. I do this with all my boards. Of course Murphy's gonna get you anyway on something stupid, but at least it'll usually be something you can rework at home. Excellent work on the project, I've very much enjoyed the videos :) Cheers

[Zebo]

This is one of the greatest channels that never uploads.


And good on you for it too! Your videos are always such high quality. Unlike most other channels on YouTube where there is this _expectation_ of content, you're in a lucky spot where you can upload whatever the heck you've been toying with in your mind lately and it's a lovely surprise that treats your audience to some unexpected good times.




...Plus you're a low-key super-genius.

[JohnRuble]

43:03
> Except maybe you.

Thanks for making and sharing this! I love these.

[MahlenMorris]

That is beautiful work. That part about reverse emulating the CPU to make the audio better made me realize you are nearly to the point where the sole function of the Nintendo itself is to render video and audio from a hilariously convoluted set of inputs. I.e., it's basically a set of D/A converters and hardware that sends signal to a TV.

[LazyPanda]

Im in 4th year electronics engineering and some of my collegues look at me like im some sort of genius when I show them my electronic or embedded projects but damn man.. It hurts my mind to see how smart you are

[monke]

This is kinda the most amazing channel on YouTube. Really hope you’re gonna get a bigger audience

[Micrchasm]

I'm going back and rewatching all of your videos. They are awesome man, I always look forward to what you are going to do next.

[ever]

Nintendo switch hacked: not so intresting to watch
Nes hacked: that is what I am talking about!


Nice work man! : )

[JoshGreenburg]

This is awesome. I love these deep dives into your projects.

[watsonwrote]

Thank you for including both your set-backs and breakthroughs in your video--it helps other folks like me feel empowered to push through on our own ambitious projects. I wouldn't have guessed you'd encountered so many problems from the presentation in your previous video, so if you can still get a great result than surely we'll be able to push through as well!

[ricardo.mazeto]

I would totally watch more 40mins of this.

[ScouterVee]

I always look forward to an upload from you. Thanks for sharing.

[IHatePuns]

Your joke reminded me of how I never quite made it through Gödel Escher Bach. I also found your take on human augmentation to be well articulated!

[asandax]

This one of the best binging I've ever had. These videos are amazing.

[jasongosselin]

Have you considered using the linux real-time kernel? It might help with the graphics glitches.

[marinepower]

Thank you for making these videos! They're always a blast to watch and I'm consistently amazed by the breadth of knowledge you have when it comes to computer science!

[xavierdemers-bouchard]

You bet your bottom dollar that I watched this to the end. Every second. I want the rest of your great explanations. This is so fun

[SirChris]

wow watching that first vid I never would have guessed you were winging as hard as you were. awesome stuff man

[lahma]

How have I missed your channel for so long? Absolutely brilliant content that inspires me to want to perform similar projects myself. Thanks for the detailed explanation and walkthrough of your project.

[cocothepoopcatdog]

of all the channels I subscribe to, this one gets me the most excited when I see an upload. Thank you for the amazing content man!