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  1. Baron,

    Every year I host a tournament with my friends to play Tecmo and RBI.  We have been doing this since 2003.  Ever since the Gold edition came out (which is the greatest upgrade ever), we have used this cartridge (I bought two), for every tournament since, but still use the original RBI cartridge until I found an upgrade of 2016, then 2020.  We are all over 50 (there are seven of us total), and still use cartridges and consoles to play because honestly we are too old to know how to do anything else.  I am from 1971 and fell in love with 1970’s baseball, and always wanted an RBI that was from the 70’s.  I see you completed a ROM of 1977 RBI, but alas, my old school ways can only do cartridges.  Would it be possible to convert this 1977 to cartridge?  I know I should get with the times and figure out how to download but I am just not that savvy and cartridge is my muse.  Please let me know what you can do.  It would really mean a lot and I would be willing to pay whatever you need to get this in cartridge format.  

     

    Respectfully yours

    Christopher (Moses)

    [email protected] 

     

     

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    2. Moses

      Moses

      Thank you.  I really appreciate the link too!  It sounds a little daunting, but a good starting point.  I will however need to save up.  I feel it will be worth the investment in the long run, and appreciate the insight.

    3. Baron von Lector

      Baron von Lector

      I've never used one (yet), but I'm guessing it's as easy as copying the game file to the SD card and inserting the card in the cartridge.

       

      Can anybody confirm/deny?

    4. arncoem

      arncoem

      using everdrive is as simple as gets BUT nothing is as cool as using a dedicated NES cart w/ rom on it - and custom label!

  2. The unofficial-official version is good, but I prefer the Sblueman version. You're not missing anything if you make Sblueman's version your "official NES Classic" TSB. I'd put it he TBorg version at #3 behind Sblueman's (#1a) and mine (eventually, #1b).
  3. View File R.B.I. Baseball 2024 Dust off your NES and get ready to relive the glory days of classic baseball gaming with a brand-new twist! Introducing R.B.I. Baseball 24, the ultimate 2024 update to the beloved 1997 classic, now packed with more teams, more players, and more action than ever before. This is NOT the cheap MLB cash-grab for next-gen consoles that died with a whimper a season or two ago. R.B.I. Baseball 24 expands from the original 10 teams to a full roster of 30 teams, reflecting the modern MLB lineup (Opening Day). Dive into the dugout with 16 players per team, featuring 12 batters and 4 pitchers to give you the flexibility and depth needed to strategize your way to victory. Whether you're smashing homers, stealing bases, or striking out the competition, you'll experience all the nail-biting excitement of America's favorite pastime, retro-style. R.B.I. Baseball 24 captures the spirit of the original with intuitive controls that keep the old-school charm alive while providing a fresh challenge for today’s gamers. Perfect for fans who grew up with the series and new players alike, this is the definitive baseball experience on the NES . Step up to the plate and swing for the fences with R.B.I. Baseball 24—where the nostalgia of the past meets the excitement of the present! Grab your cartridge (or fire up your emulator), call up your friends, and get ready to play ball! Submitter Baron von Lector Submitted 08/29/2024 Category RBI Baseball  
  4. Version 1.0.0

    500 downloads

    Dust off your NES and get ready to relive the glory days of classic baseball gaming with a brand-new twist! Introducing R.B.I. Baseball 24, the ultimate 2024 update to the beloved 1997 classic, now packed with more teams, more players, and more action than ever before. This is NOT the cheap MLB cash-grab for next-gen consoles that died with a whimper a season or two ago. R.B.I. Baseball 24 expands from the original 10 teams to a full roster of 30 teams, reflecting the modern MLB lineup (Opening Day). Dive into the dugout with 16 players per team, featuring 12 batters and 4 pitchers to give you the flexibility and depth needed to strategize your way to victory. Whether you're smashing homers, stealing bases, or striking out the competition, you'll experience all the nail-biting excitement of America's favorite pastime, retro-style. R.B.I. Baseball 24 captures the spirit of the original with intuitive controls that keep the old-school charm alive while providing a fresh challenge for today’s gamers. Perfect for fans who grew up with the series and new players alike, this is the definitive baseball experience on the NES . Step up to the plate and swing for the fences with R.B.I. Baseball 24—where the nostalgia of the past meets the excitement of the present! Grab your cartridge (or fire up your emulator), call up your friends, and get ready to play ball! To find this and my entire collection, including annual updates of this dating back to 2015 or the heralded Heritage Collection ("An R.B.I. for ALL seasons!"), visit my website at BaronGaming.weebly.com.
  5. Thanks Baron, your a great creator of many versions SNES,NES and Genesis games I play on my phone emulators and I appreciate the games.

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    1. Baron von Lector

      Baron von Lector

      Thank you. I've pulled a lot of my work off of this site.  Check out BaronGaming.weebly.com for most of my collection. I'm still uploading old projects to this date.

    2. MG3974

      MG3974

      I have visited. Honestly between you and S. Blueman on here among the best at what you do.

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  6. I'm not sure if they're on this page still, or not, but on my BaronGaming.weebly.com website I have a SNES version of 1984 and 1977 that I did many years back.
  7. Thank you. I love the way that you love my R.B.I. Collection. Have you seen the almost-complete collection at http://barongaming.weebly.com/the-collection.html ?
  8. If I do (highly likely) it will be after the completion of Ken Griffey Jr. Presents: MLB '24 for SNES. At the moment, R.B.I. Baseball '24 is currently available on my Patreon.com/BaronGaming page. I will release it to the public and on TecmoBowl.org sometime in the middle of May.
  9. Trickery... On some ROMs, you can open up a ROM in an editor and you can clearly see what you're looking for (like field logo on Tecmo Super Bowl on SNES), while on other games (like Griffey) you see nothing. With games like Griffey, the logos have been modified, but it took some... trickery. In the past, I've wanted to port my NES Tecmo NBA game and all the logo work I've done to the SNES version of the game, but the thing that always kept me from doing it was the faces of the original players. At the time, I hated Kristaps Porzingis being represented by Patrick Ewing's face (for example). So, long story short: I saw some of my NES logos found their way over to your SNES ROM. Was it easy to transfer them? Were you able to drag & drop, or did you have to do it pixel-by-pixel?
  10. In your screenshots, I recognize a lot of the logo work... 🤔 Was it pretty straight-forward porting them over from my NES NBA release, or was there trickery involved? Up to this point, I've had zero luck doing sprite work on any of my SNES releases. I can create NES logos all day... SNES? It's a whole other monster for me. I've got a few SNES projects I've been holding off on because the existing sprites are not what I want.
  11. Slow process, but three teams' players rated.
  12. I have two options as far as how names will be displayed in a... project. We have traditional Griffey-sytle with First initial-Last name, or mixed style of Full Names and First initial-Last name. Which looks better? Completeness, or consistency?
  13. I released this game almost 8 years ago. In that time, great players have joined the league, like Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, Lamar Jackson and Christian McCaffrey. It might be time to give other players like Bill Kenney, Fred Arbanas, Tony Banks and Rod "He Hate Me" Smart the boot. It might be time for an OFFICIAL update to Tecmo Super Bowl Gold (The Goldest Game!).
  14. View File Tecmo NCAA Basketball '15 (NES) You know what to do (Download this!). I released this game back in 2015, however this time around, it is without the dreaded "12th man super-scorer" glitch. Nine years after its initial release, this has been fixed. As of today, this the first (and only) college basketball game on the NES (until I put out a follow-up in the next year or two). All the team logos, uniforms, and courts have been modified to reflect their college counterparts. SimData has been modified to reflect typical college basketball scores (Scores of 75-70 are the norm). There are 27 teams in this ROM. The team selection was partially based on what teams were hot in 2015, and historical significance (see attached screenshot). This provides for effortless future updates. For the sake of realness, it is HIGHLY advised you play a season with a SHORT schedule (26 games). This closest reflects a regular season of college basketball. This ROM is the best of its kind. You would be a fool NOT to add it to your collection. This is one of MANY games that I have on my BaronGaming.weebly.com and Patreon.com/BaronGaming sites, most of which you won't find anywhere else. The site is currently being renovated, so please mind the mess. Submitter Baron von Lector Submitted 02/25/2024 Category Misc ROMs  
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