FOR SALE: NTSC NR Reader w/games

Fair enough, I haven't come across any other NR Readers for sale, but if anyone has some links to places where you can buy NR Readers more cheaply, then I'll consider lowering the price accordingly.

In the meantime, I've got a couple of messages from people who are interested in buying it, so hopefully it'll be sold soon, thanks!

 

Its not really about people sellng it for cheaper (i thought yours would of went flying by the time i had posted the silly offer) however its just that i guess all the people who were really after one have one as a few months ago they went from not available to overstock

 

Yeah, I see what you mean. I guess I'm a bit late to the party with mine!

 

I noticed that one of the covers isn't fitted in the underside piccy of the NR-Reader, does that mean it's missing?

 

Unfortunately so. It's the port which the SNSys Devlink connects to.

 

I have a question for all what's the real utility of a NR reader regarding to the devkits of gamecube?
Sorry but what does it mean "underside piccy "?

i'm interested but i wanna know all things so i ask answers about those questions

 

Any chance that you have that for sale too? I have cash ready

 

By"underside piccy" He means the picture of the Nr-Reader from the bottom - One of the serial port covers is missing, its the smaller one which i think the GB-Player would connect to.

The NR-Reader is used to read NR-Discs, Surprisingly Enough . It's Basically a cheap way to test games on real hardware (Although possibly with more RAM - I'm not sure about this, Although i Guaranty you that someone else will!). The Dev will Burn His nicely coded game to a NR-Disc, using a device similar to a SCSI DVD-Writer (Indeed it is simply a SCSI DVD-Writer, simply with altered firmware), And the disc can then be played in an NR-Writer and be tested on actual gamecube Hardware.

 

...The NR-Reader does'nt have extra RAM.

 

Didn't Think so - Just thought there was the possibility, but I knew someone around here would know for sure!

 

T-DEV does tho!

-hl718