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Repost in HD:)

I achieved this by using advanced compression techniques. Enjoy:)

More Info on CURRENT Set-up:)

And, the video of that in action:)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GnKKOQeJwJ4

ALL Sets are fully compressed (using my own personally devised compression techniques), including Atari 2600. There are other tricks to save a few more mb, here and there. But, some of them are not very aesthetically pleasing. I also applied a few other tweaks to fit nearly 1gb of data into this 381 mb of limited nand flash chip space!

Setup is currently at:

-Arcade (Best Of & Personal Faves)

-Atari 2600 (Full Set)

-Atari 7800 (Full Set)

-Atari Lynx (Full Set)

-Colecovision (Full Set)

-Gameboy Black & White (Full Set)

-NES (Full Set)

-Sega Game Gear (Full Set)

-Sega Genesis (Best Of & Personal Faves)

-Sega Master System (Full Set)

-SNES (Best Of & Personal Faves)

-Turbografx-16 (Full Set)

My Set is a template, and games can easily be added, just so long as one deselect games, to match what are added.

Now, here is the "Kicker". This is where my work will really come into play. It is one thing to get 2500 games in at 299mb. It is another, to get 2500 games in, UNDER 299mb. That is the key component I am working towards, goal wise. The ideal setup would be 299 minus the Hmods that need installed. This would leave room for save states, and furthermore, better avoid potential c8 issues in the long run. I did intentionally test with c8 inducing perimeters, just to observe how various setups would handle them. I have also streamlined methods of easily fixing c8 errors, without messing with the integrity of the Mini NES setup. Most people tend to freak out and think they have to wipe everything! This is not the case. Main thing is, we are all pushing the limits. Me, I am REALLY pushing the limits. So, I am doing stress tests just to see exactly how far I can push the system.