Akumajou Densetsu - reversed vrc6 A0 / A1

Akumajou Densetsu Famicom - reversed A0/A1 effect (played on real hardware) :)

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Entertainment

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• Akumajou
• Densetsu
• vrc6
• Castlevania
• 3

[myduis]

yes, because now is played on 50hz clone :]

[johneymute]

when i run akumadjou densitsu on my nestophia emulator the game runs great all the way,however when i set the emulator in pal modes, the game sudenly looks glitchy too,

either not all games looks glithy.

[shingodslayer]

Is it possible for you to do a video of some of the other tracks using the sound test? Listening to this version of Beginning is making me kinda curious of how the other songs will sound.

[JosephCollins]

Ya know, I was just thinking that about the music. Though I kind of LIKE the slowed music combined with the "arranged" tune...

[SenshuEX]

o_O don't compromise yourself more, as you obviously have no knowledge on the topic...

The video is intended to PRESENT these glithes.

ps.

graphics are like that just because the game runs on an untouched madara pcb... Both games (madara&akumajou)use a vrc6 chip, though one has the a0 and a1 lines reversed, sooo to make akumajou densetsu work properly (without glitches) on this board, you need to rewire a0 and a1 addresses correctly (see his other Akumajou video).

[johneymute]

this will also probebaly happens on famiclones.

[Jtaylor1]

Messed Up Game.

[SenshuEX]

The video shows Akumajou Densetsu played on a Mouryou Senki Madara cart. This is what happens when you don't swap PRG A1 with PRG A0 pins on the VRC6 chip. Graphipcs are glitchy (making the game unplayable) and so is music, but in fact the it sounds more like a remix of some kind then :} Cool effect, but played/listened on a 50Hz hardware doesn't give such feeling :/