You basically need to find and download the ROMs in the format MAME requires - that is one file per 'ROM chip as it was in the original cartridges'. The oddity is that some games (e.g. 8 KBytes) came in cartridge with 1x8Kb or 2x4Kb and MAME 'opted' to use one only. e.g. 2x4Kb format. You can make C...

Thanks mate, I will upload it now.

I am sure that TI was trying hard to sell their microprocessors and they had a very aggressive strategy to achieve this.
However the similarities between Colecovision and CreatiVision go way beyond what a general purpose VDP/PSG/CPU board would have. I am more inclined to trust that interview.

Will do - thanks!

Would you mind if I post the ROM on the CreatiVEmu website downloads page?

There is a ready made PCB that does it: https://tms-rgb.com/

Wow that is really cool!

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Tue Jan 09, 2024 1:59 pm

The Atlacatl is in Wikipedia, that’s not bad.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of ... ocomputers

Thanks for that. However it appears to be little to no information on this Atlacatl computer, I could not even find a photograph or a page about it.

This is really interesting news! I look forward to reading more about it - if you can source more info!

Wow that's really interesting! I suppose you use 110v/NTSC system in El Salvador, so that must have been a US NTSC variant.

Never heard of Kismet and Atlacatl before - it would be GREAT to get the scans of articles and especially the product catalogues from the 1980s!!!

Thanks