Universal Sega Saturn modchips

SOLD OUT.

No idea if I'll be doing another order or not. Maybe in limited quantities if there is enough demand from those not willing to order from Zer0 (or whoever is currently selling them in North America).

 

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Can i have a shipping est. to santiago chile?

 

Has APE been around lately? Sent him a PM for one of these a few days back but no reply.

Ho hum.

 

Not a whole lot lately, but I'm about to shoot you a PM now.

 

Hello, i've also send a PM

 

Yo ape, how much to send to Untied kingdom?

 

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Shoot me a PM. I don't actively monitor this thread on a daily basis due to real life starting to kick me in the teeth again. Classes start on the 25th and that means I have labs to spruce up at the last minute as usual. :/

 

Just sent over payment! Not really directed towards APE but if anyone here happens to know of a detailed walkthrough for the install or can point me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated! This chip looks different than pics I've seen elsewhere for a universal. Working with a USA 32-pin Model 2.

**EDIT** Don't mind me, I'm slow

Here's the instructions:

http://www.assemblergames.com/forum...aturn-modchips&p=758835&viewfull=1#post758835

 

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Thanks!

 

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Thanks

 

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Resent a Pm to you Ape. I had sent one over a week ago but unsure if you got it or not

 

i think he is pretty busy because i have also not yet received a pm back but you can also get the chip from

http://www.assemblergames.com/forums/showthread.php?43131-Zer0-2k11-s-Mod-chip-and-installation-shop

i don,t know if APE is gonna be mad but zer0-2k11 already posted my chip i think.

 

Nope, I knew Zer0 was going to be offering the same chips. The only difference between the two of us is that shipping from me is quicker and probably cheaper if you're living in the US. I also have some BIOS chips on hand for the Dreamcast and Saturn (DIP and SMD) but limited quantities of each as I don't usually offer them as a reseller.

Classes just started on Monday for me and I switched majors last week so I'm going nuts trying to secure a class I still haven't gotten into. Plus I have a job on campus doing the IT work for the same department and it seems the professors have pushed their classes hard to get students into my hours to get software setup for their classes. Would be great if people didn't buy a Mac when not a single damn piece of software we use runs on OSX.

So if my responses are a bit slow this is why. Things should level out next week and I'm responding to my backlog tonight and tomorrow afternoon. Feel free to buy your chips anywhere you like.

 

Every IT class I've had: "Does the software work on a Mac?" No you idiot, just dual boot into Windows and stop punishing yourself for being a hipster. You get plenty of ridicule from the rest of us in class as well as the professor. And I'm in 200 and 300 level classes and I still heard that question this week.

 

This is completely left field but I'm constantly doing computer stuff, I love both OSX and Windows (7!!). For what it's worth I recently tried out Parallels after swearing off virtualization for YEARS and have found that my Bootcamp Win7 install can now be accessed from Parallels very quickly and it works AWESOME!

I shouldn't have been so stubborn headed, it even lets you move files between the two OS'es pretty easily; no crazy textura /macfuse wizardry is needed AFAIK.