Sega Genesis game pin help

Hello I have a Sega Genesis game with no label and I really want to know what game it is. After cleaning the pound of dirt out of the game i still could not get this to work. So I popped open the cart and I see what I'm guessing to be why..






It looks like parts of the connectors have been warn off. You can see a little bit of it in the picture. Sorry I could not get a better picture. Anyways is there anyway to fix this? Is there something I could put over the spots to fix them or could I desolder the chip and place it in another cart? Any help will work great


The chip reads
mpr-16158 t21
9344ed035

 

Picture is beyond useless

 

There I took some different pics click to make bigger hope this is better

 

You could probably move the chip to another board, or you could read the chip with an external programmer and check it in an emulator.

 

LOL :lol:

 

You didnt see the original pic. These ones are awesome in comparison

 

Can you write here the MPR code of the MASK ROM chip ? we can figure out which game it is from that...

 

Lol well I got it cleaned i had to sand the contacts and still nothing all I get now is the game is licensed by sega screen then give me a black screen but it only does this on the sega 2 not sega 3. The sega 3 only gives a black screen

You know if I knew that it would of been great

The chip reads
mpr-16158 t21
9344ed035

 

lol you do know this game (if you do make it work) may only be like a very very SHIT football or baseball game right?????? :lol:

 

Yea I know but its not really the point. I'm a sucker for no label games I just have to know what they are. I guess no matter what. The only good thing was I got a box of 20 games two where no label one of the no labels was streets of rage 2 maybe Ill get lucky and it will not be a sports game. Never know unless I find out

 

lol just like super market tins :thumbsup:

 

Lol I do have good luck with the mystery carts tho. I have not got a sports game yet well I have but it was blitz 2000 so thats fine. Lol maybe you just jinxed me

 

Desoldering the MaskROM and putting it on a good pcb would work. But only if you are experienced with soldering and desoldering should you attempt that. If you had a Sega CD transfer cable you could try dumping the cart and seeing if its functional enough to read back the first 512 or so bytes to get the title/id number.

 

Yea im not the greatest at soldering that's the only reason I have not tried yet. I got all the spots off of it and it looks really good but I'm still got getting anywhere driving me crazy I guess Ill attempt to do the soldering.

Could the fuses be bad should I try to replace them first

 

There's no fuses on Mega Drive cartridges .... :lol:

The two things on it are an ceramic capacitor (the pink thing with axial leads) and a electrolytic capacitor (the blue thing with radial pins). :thumbsup:

 

hi, i've got a load of old genesis boards from a developer. i've binned most of them and these got missed. they are new and shiny and you can have them for free to help the cause. i don't know what's on them - i had about 60 of them but i have 2 here that i've found. drop me a pm.

 

Yea i know they where capacitors I don't know why I wrote that. Maybe I was trying to make sure everyone was paying attention... Yea lets go with that. That did not answer my question tho should I change them?

Sent you a pm

 

Np On their way

 

It doesn't appear to be in the Nepereny PCB database, but based on the ROM serial number, it looks to have been a first-party game released shortly before Sonic the Hedgehog 3 (MPR-16263) but after Race Drivin' (MPR-16020-F).

BTW that site came in very handy when I had a Comix Zone PCB and a Pit Fighter PCB and couldn't remember which was which!

 

lol yea its killing me to find out.