Commercial Pay-Per-Copy copier machine for the Famicom?

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  1. Trenton_net

    Trenton_net AKA SUPERCOM32

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    MottZilla Champion of the Forum

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    That looks cool and would be interesting to know more about it. I would have to guess that it probably was for copying earlier games and not games with mappers or more than one particular mapper.
     
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    arnoldlayne Resolute Member

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    But what about blank carts?
     
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    MottZilla Champion of the Forum

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    Maybe they had cartridge with a battery and SRAM for 32K PRG and 8K CHR or something like that?
     
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    That "copier" was also sold stand-alone. It could only copy NROM (32K PRG, 8K CHR) cartridges, meaning it was crippled from the start. Blank cartridges are recognizable by round indentations on either side of the cart, so don't let anyone fool you into thinking they're protos or something.
     
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    I had one, w/o the coin mech. Some can also copy CNROM games. The carts just contain EPROMs. IIRC it just contained a little discrete logic.
     
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