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  1. rod_wod

    rod_wod Fiery Member

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    BS Kaizou Tyoujin Shubibinman Zero is to good of a game to be left stuck
    on my pc i would love to play it on a normal super famicom what are my options for doing this i can't make a cart up myself too busy(lazy) to learn how. i would pay anyone to make a cart up for me if anyone can.

    all da best

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    MottZilla Champion of the Forum

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    What country are you in? Besides having a cartridge built there are "backup devices" and the Super Flash cartridge.
     
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    rod_wod Fiery Member

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    hi im in the u.k are the flash carts any good i would prefer a normal cart i think is best.
     
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    Tototek.com sells the only commercial SNES flash cart the SuperFlash 64Mbits. It is a very good product from what I've heard. I don't have one myself as I have a "backup device". The SuperFlash costs around 100USD. But the advantage if you buy it would be that you could also use it to play other games such as Secret of Mana 2 in english.

    Being in the UK that presents another issue though. Do you have a PAL SNES that runs at 50hz? Or do you have a switch to run at 60hz? Or do you have a NTSC SNES?

    If you have a PAL SNES, for the SuperFlah you'll have to install your own CIC lockout chip into the cartridge or buy the T-Connector from them as well so you can plug in a PAL cartridge for its CIC lockout chip.

    If you have a NTSC system you just buy the NTSC CIC with the cartridge and they will install it into your cart for you.

    Though another concern is to program the cartridge you need a Parallel port on your PC (25pin) and sometimes that can be a hassle.
     
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    rod_wod Fiery Member

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    Thanks for the reply the flash cart sounds good but at $100 and a chip for the snes to go with that + i need to learn how to put a rom on it sounds like a whole heap of bullshit.i do have a super famicom no pal shite for me maybe someone will offer to make up a cart for me.i understand what the flash cart can do but when it comes to this kind of thing i just play them.
    thanks for the help.:nod:
     
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    l_oliveira Officer at Arms

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    How hard would be to replicate the BS Satella view firmware cartridge memory map with standard logic chips ? Is there any documentation on that memory map ? I would like to try to make some of these games run on my Super Famicom if I had information about the BS Satella View system cartridge.
     
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    I have no idear i will look on the net but i dont make carts up cos i dont know how im sure someone has made a bs one up.
     
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