Nintendo Development Collection

Full DS development setup

More than enough here for developing a DS game. I also have the software to go with this stuff, some of which hasn't been released to my knowledge (still needs cracked though). The emulator in the middle of the picture belongs in the box on the right, so there are actually two of them, not three. One of the debuggers has video & wireless and the other has USG and wireless.


The IS-NITRO-HUB is a pretty elusive item. It was used for connecting multiple debuggers without wireless capabilities to the internet. Also was used to test internet connection without interference. Not super useful today (or ever, probably why they're so rare), but a pretty nifty thing to have.


The IS-NITRO-WRITER is pretty rare to come across in my experience. This one has the backup memory upgrade.


The IS-NITRO-UIC is probably the rarest item I own. This is not the MIDI version.


Flash cards + backup memory cards. The MICRON 512M ones (along with their backup memory) were used early on and are individually numbered. Have never seen them in the wild before. I think they contain games, but I do not have a DS to test them in. Then there are various backup memory cards & flash cards. The white one on the right does not have the rom switch in it. Haven't really seen these too much. Not included in this picture (see the main overview pic) is two more backup memory cards still in the baggie from nintendo.

3DS development setup

I have more 3DS stuff as well, including multiple flash cards of different types, several 3ds/n3ds pandas, and a n3ds development kit with all upgrades. Most of those are from a company that is still running (just not doing 3ds dev anymore), and I am hesitant to ever consider selling those, as I do not want to get anyone in trouble.

Battle Unit Zeoth Prototype

Pretty sure this has been dumped and released before I ever got my hands on it. Still a nice collectible.

Full Gamecube Development Setup

Full in the sense that a game could be developed with this setup.


Here is a PAL NR reader and a TDEV. I do NOT have the usb cord for the TDEV (for debugging with ProDG); however, I do have a broadband adapter which can be used with CodeWarrior. Funnily enough, my NR reader actually does have the special SNSystems serial port cover which has a hole for the usb cord to go through.


This is the disc needed to use the broadband adapter to connect a TDEV to CodeWarrior.

This is the disc needed to use the USB connection to connect a TDEV to ProDG.
I have 4 more blank (and sealed) NR discs. See the main overview picture.


Last (for GC), but definitely not least, my NR writer. Includes the PCI and cords.

Boxed NDEV

This doesn't have all of the internal cardboard and manuals and etc, but does have all of the proper cords.

Rareware N64Dev V3


Unfortunately, I do not have any of the flash boards or CIC dongles that attach to this.

That's all folks! Thanks in advance for any help you guys can give me as to how much this stuff is worth!

 

Awesome collection! Not sure on most of it but I sold a similar rareware cart for roughly $200 USD.
Kind of kicking myself about it so let me know if your selling ✌

 

Great collection!

For a couple of weeks the UIC was listed on YJA for I think 30,000 JPY with 40,000 JPY BIN and nobody bought it.
When the price was lowered it eventually sold for 20,000 JPY: https://page.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/g250073038

 

neat if you're still collecting Nintendo dev stuff they're is a https://www.fromjapan.co.jp/en/auction/yahoo/input/e292801599/lgk-link_top_search dsi debugger unit and a https://www.fromjapan.co.jp/en/auction/yahoo/input/q227111600/lgk-link_top_search and a 3ds ctr debugger they are both boxed if you have the money it might be something worth adding to you're collection

 

so for the xl going off by this it could be £522 /$666.54

 

Damn, did you figure out value on this? I have a couple of those pieces, but I'd be interested in picking up some of those.