Stop trolling...Tchay wrote:Haunted360
Shut. Up.
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Stop trolling...Tchay wrote:Haunted360
Shut. Up.
All N64 'flash' carts will require a CIC lockout chip - this includes the 64drive. Currently there is no PIC/AVR CIC clone available, so at the moment all of them require an original Nintendo CIC taken from a donor N64 game. This also means that PAL/NTSC cart region locking is still in place - so the flash cart must have a CIC that matches the N64 consoles region (Although you can still run most 'opposite region' N64 games on a flash cart)Haunted360 wrote:See the the back side of the cart? It is the bottom left chip with 8x8 pins and it says NINTENDO on it and CIC-NUS-6102.FLAPJACKDAN wrote:It says that the ever drive requires a CIC chip from a cart. Can someone tell me what a CIC chip is?
Marshalls does not require this. At least I think...
The 0.01% refers to Jet Force Gemini and Banjo-Tooie which feature extra security measures that check for the presence of the correct CIC multiple times, not just when the game boots. They both use a 6105/7105 CIC, and if they dont find one they will have the following issues:-eagle5953 wrote:No, it should work fine with all game images. Unless I'm mistaken, the 6102 CIC allows the menu to boot, and when a game is loaded, it does a soft reset that doesn't again check the CIC.chunky wrote:Are these two things related?Haunted360 wrote: - Built in default 6102 CIC,
- Supports 99.9% of all known images,
i.e. Will the games that use the 6105 [Banjo Tooie, Jet Force Gemini, etc] not load?
Or is there some fancy electronic wizardry to get around this? If so, what does that 0.1% include? Obscure bootlegs?
I would take the '99.9%' to mean that it works with all retail games and everything else he's thrown at it, but conceivably some image could exist that wouldn't be supported.
I gave a certain guy a 64drive and that is no longer a problemLink83 wrote:...Unless of course some elite hacker decides to look into Banjo-Tooie's security
Thats brilliant news! I really hope they are successful (Unless its already done?!)marshallh wrote:I gave a certain guy a 64drive and that is no longer a problemLink83 wrote:...Unless of course some elite hacker decides to look into Banjo-Tooie's security