Much call for a PC Engine/ TG16 Section ?

**Calpis** · 03-09-2011

Originally Posted by ASSEMbler

If it happens I need all you to gather and post what resources there are out there.

http://cgfm2.emuviews.com/txt/pcetech.txt

This is all one needs.

**MrSporty** · 03-09-2011

Extremely useful Calpis .. unless your looking for info such as ..

- Does anyone have a pin-out for the HuC6260, HuC6270, or HuC6280?
- Does anyone know the part numbers of any of the custom components in the original CD-ROM unit? (not the Duo or other models)
- Does anyone know what subroutines or bugs were fixed and added between the different revisions of the System Cards?

etc,etc

There is never really a fully comprehensive collection of information. Thats why input from all the different users on here in a dedicated sub forum would still be useful.

**Calpis** · 03-09-2011

GameSX has reverse engineered pinouts, they're probably the only ones online ATM:

http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=pcenetlist
http://www.gamesx.com/misctech/pcebp.php

Also of interest: http://www.geocities.co.jp/SiliconVa...E/english.html

**TmEE** · 03-10-2011

PCE section would be cool. I'm not going to touch the machine when it comes to software (that damn 6502 :P) but I have messed with its hardware side :)

**MrSporty** · 03-10-2011

TBH, none of the Game Development forums been solely about devving for the system they encompass. My leaning was towards hardware too :)

**Chilly Willy** · 03-31-2011

I just got a Super GrafX, and have a flash cart coming. I'm very interested in PCE programming, so I've been gathering info on it. This is a good site:

http://archaicpixels.com/index.php/Main_Page

It has pin outs for the CPU and VDC, but not the VCE.

**_SD_** · 03-31-2011

There seems to be quite a bit of interest in a PC Engine forum from various members. So can we get this sorted please?

**cabbage** · 03-31-2011

I second Chilly Willy's recommendation of the archaic pixels wiki, has been a really useful resource in my experimenting.

Cheers to Calpis, too; seems I missed pcetech.txt before. thanks for the link, looks like a great document!

I'm surprised to see this much interest in PCE development.. have yet to discover an active homebrew scene, just some (rather nice) projects scattered around the net.