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Re: Zig's SNES Repros
Posted: Tue Jan 12, 2010 1:40 am
by Troglodyte
Cool! I'm excited to see how they turn out.
Me too. I am very interested to read about your eventual findings.
Good Luck!
Re: Zig's SNES Repros
Posted: Tue Jan 12, 2010 2:20 am
by emwearz
If you get around to doing NES repro's I would be very interested in SMB2 (and FF2/3) might have to do a bulk order form you to save on postage.
Re: Zig's SNES Repros
Posted: Tue Jan 12, 2010 2:21 am
by Hobie-wan
If you are successful and do make some Gleylancer/Undead Line/Eliminate Down ones, I have 2 dead Genesis cart all ready to play donor. Though since Genesis carts are so simple inside, it seems that unless the cart needs the extra bits for a battery save, that probably any cart can be a donor. And if that's the case, helloooo cheap sports games!
Re: Zig's SNES Repros
Posted: Tue Jan 12, 2010 2:23 am
by emwearz
Yea but you wouldnt want to use any of those EA ones, I always hated there carts.
Re: Zig's SNES Repros
Posted: Tue Jan 12, 2010 3:08 am
by Hobie-wan
emwearz wrote:Yea but you wouldnt want to use any of those EA ones, I always hated there carts.
No kidding. EA used random screws on the carts here. Normal phillips one time, tee start the next, then those tri-wing spanner ones that I didn't both making a tool to open. I've nearly busted a few of those stupid yellow tabs too.
Re: Zig's SNES Repros
Posted: Tue Jan 12, 2010 11:16 am
by Troglodyte
Speaking of Genesis repro carts, I have a few questions about casings.
1. Which color cartridges were produced, and which games used these colors?
(the only one I know of is Maximum Carnage, much like one of the SNES variants; it is red)
2. Can bare Sega Genesis / Mega Drive cartridge casings be found for purchase anywhere?
Thanks in advance
Re: Zig's SNES Repros
Posted: Tue Jan 12, 2010 11:19 am
by classicgamer5
Troglodyte wrote:2. Can bare Sega Genesis / Mega Drive cartridge casings be found for purchase anywhere?
Thanks in advance
Is there any empty red SNES carts for sale? I would like to have one for a custom copy of Super Metroid.
Re: Zig's SNES Repros
Posted: Tue Jan 12, 2010 11:33 am
by Troglodyte
Is there any empty red SNES carts for sale? I would like to have one for a custom copy of Super Metroid.
As I know of; not as of yet. You can either wait for
http://www.RetroUSB.com to release them (which they will be releasing
red ones at some point; they will look similar to the SNES PowerPak, I assume), or use a commonly available game that comes in
red casing; such as
Doom or
Maximum Carnage. I suppose you could even spray paint your own with
Krylon.
Re: Zig's SNES Repros
Posted: Tue Jan 12, 2010 11:55 am
by classicgamer5
Troglodyte wrote:Is there any empty red SNES carts for sale? I would like to have one for a custom copy of Super Metroid.
As I know of; not as of yet. You can either wait for
http://www.RetroUSB.com to release them (which they will be releasing
red ones at some point; they will look similar to the SNES PowerPak, I assume), or use a commonly available game that comes in
red casing; such as
Doom or
Maximum Carnage. I suppose you could even spray paint your own with
Krylon.
I guess I could buy/trade for a copy of one of those or even a broken copy so I could use the case
Re: Zig's SNES Repros
Posted: Tue Jan 12, 2010 12:16 pm
by Troglodyte
I guess I could buy/trade for a copy of one of those or even a broken copy so I could use the case
I have at least one extra copy of
Doom available right now.
I ordered them primarily for trying to make my own
Star Fox 2 cart(s).
I'd be glad to sell (or maybe trade) it to you without the game PCB itself inside.
Of course, since it is a
Super FX game, if it is used to house a non
Super FX game, then there will be very small openings near either side of the edge
connectors of the game PCB. If you used
Maximum Carnage, then you
wouldn't have this very small problem, but I think that game is more
rare. Hardly an issue, but I thought I would mention it to be fair.
Anyway, PM me about prices if you are interested.