Today I picked up two broken SNES's. Now when I get them home and plug them in and put in a game. Lets say Street Fighter 2 Turbo. The game comes on and I hear and see the capcom logo come up then street fighter intro the name turbo comes across but the game blacks out from there. I can not start the game or play it from that point. The music still plays until the track is up then nothing. So I switch games and put in mortal kombat 2 now this game comes up with no problem i select a fighter and then the tower view comes up everything looks messed up here. When i get in to the game it really really lags. Things I have tried to get this far. Opening snes cleaning pins making sure nothing is bad. Switching pins from a working snes. Still same problem. So it seams to me to be a ram problem anyways of fixing this?
man im way past that i tried switching out the connector tried a bunch a stuff even made a video Just click to watch video
One does a little more then the other snes the one just messes up after the turbo screen and the other one messes up after the turbo screen but give the blue background. I have a third snes that does not do any of this so I know its not the game. if its a bad connection with the cart how can I fix this since I think I have tried everything. Why i thought it may of been a ram problem is since in mortal kombat everything lags way behind or in brutal I can get as far as the fighting screen and I cant see any of fighters fighting it just looks dark I really would like to fix this problem any help would be great
Thoroughly clean that cart port. Wrap a microfibre cloth soaked in isopropyl around a credit card and insert it into the slot.
Faults on the S-CPU or S-WRAM chips cause all sort of odd problems. Trust me, they happen. If you can, get a test cartridge such the Burn-In test or make a repro of the test cartridge rom into a 4Mbit cart to test consoles.
are you talking about the port where the game goes in or the port where the port plugs in to if your talking about the top where the game goes in i have already switched it from a working snes and it still did the same thing Lol where can i get one and as far as repos i cant find any
Super Everdrive + ROM? I think the symptoms you explained doesn't guarantee it's a memory issue, annoyingly. Does anybody have any good tests for memory issues, outside of owning a test cart?
I cant even find anyone still selling a Super Everdrive and on top of that for 80$ i can buy 2 snes off online for the price or by more on craigs lol i just want to figure out how to fix this its not even a matter of working anymore its just pride. I dont want the snes to beat me lol even tho where in the 3rd round and im a little bit tired and there going for the knock out
