Need some Chrono Trigger: Crimson Echoes cart mod help

[JohnnyPhantom]

Hey Everyone,

I'm hoping someone can help me out. I LOVE Chorno Trigger, it's one of my all time favorite games. I just learned there was a fan made sequel that kinda... leaked out. I would love to play this game on actual hardware. I don't care much for emulators. I want that good ol' SNES game playing on my TV feel. Coud anyone help point me in the right direction on how to put this ame onto a real cart?
I've done a few SNES games already (like Secret of Mana 2 and Star Ocean) but I had help. hoping I can get a lil more help for this one.

Thanks everyone!
~John

[APE]

Things you'll need:

EPROM programmer. A good one runs $100+.
EPROMs. Most of these can be had for <$5 each.
Chrono Trigger cartridge. This will run you $50+ easily.
Years of soldering experience.

If you don't have the soldering experience don't even attempt this as it is not a "my first soldering" type experience unless you have $50 to throw away on your first attempt.

[JohnnyPhantom]

Check to all of those

I've been soldering for years, made a good amount of nes repros and a couple and genesis ones, just need some wiring layouts for something a lil more complex like this game.

[Cronozilla]

You should look into flash programmers instead, maybe. Could be simpler and will still run on the SNES inside a normal cart without sacrificing a good game.

[SnowKitty]

Things you'll need:

EPROM programmer. A good one runs $100+.
EPROMs. Most of these can be had for <$5 each.
Chrono Trigger cartridge. This will run you $50+ easily.
Years of soldering experience.

If you don't have the soldering experience don't even attempt this as it is not a "my first soldering" type experience unless you have $50 to throw away on your first attempt.

pfft. why ruin an original game that doesn't suck? just pay 99 cents to a couple of dollars for a sports game that uses the same PCB as the game you want a hack or repro of. people seem to think illusion of gaia is the best donor for a SoM2 repro, NHL '97 has the exact same PCB and works fine. why not just hit up SNESdev and see what sports games use the same PCB as chrono trigger?