SNES cart hacks
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I made two Starfox 2 carts back in early 2006 . Fun game. Hopefully you don`t mind me posting these here Turbo.
(a little big, so just links)
http://files.myopera.com/grahf/albums/3 ... 20scan.jpg
PLEASE NOTE that the eprom in this pic is BACKWARDS! I finished it, took a pic, then slapped myself since I had to spend another 15 mins flipping it around
http://files.myopera.com/grahf/albums/3 ... 0eprom.jpg
(a little big, so just links)
http://files.myopera.com/grahf/albums/3 ... 20scan.jpg
PLEASE NOTE that the eprom in this pic is BACKWARDS! I finished it, took a pic, then slapped myself since I had to spend another 15 mins flipping it around
http://files.myopera.com/grahf/albums/3 ... 0eprom.jpg
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grahf I remember thinking about buying one from you actually. then pming you about it because I could not get my programmer to work
maybe because 20$ barely covers the cost to make oneGoldenfrankO wrote:I'd like to have one of these but I can only pay $20 sum for it Not including shipping. I've been looking and I can't find any cheap ones. There all 35-40 bucks.
Yeah, when I saw this thread I knew you finally got everything sorted out
I have another cart hack half-way made, that I think is pretty cool. Its a Clock Tower cart. BUT, Instead of doing the whole wire-mess thing, I put everything on a separate piece of standard radioshack project pcb. Kinda like a little daughter-board. Its just soldered on to the original cart pcb using some header pins. By trimming out some of the plastic in the top of the cart, everything fits fine. I had this idea because I wanted one that was 100% solid and shockproof, like a normal cart.
I might snap some pics when I go back to the states in a few weeks. Hell, maybe i'll finally finish the damn thing
I have another cart hack half-way made, that I think is pretty cool. Its a Clock Tower cart. BUT, Instead of doing the whole wire-mess thing, I put everything on a separate piece of standard radioshack project pcb. Kinda like a little daughter-board. Its just soldered on to the original cart pcb using some header pins. By trimming out some of the plastic in the top of the cart, everything fits fine. I had this idea because I wanted one that was 100% solid and shockproof, like a normal cart.
I might snap some pics when I go back to the states in a few weeks. Hell, maybe i'll finally finish the damn thing
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yeah pics would be awesome
I like what this guy did though
http://www.ultimate-console.fr/index.ph ... &Itemid=98
not mine by the way
I like what this guy did though
http://www.ultimate-console.fr/index.ph ... &Itemid=98
not mine by the way
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I could supply the Stunt Race FX cart if that makes it any cheaper my Stunt Race FX board has a faster crystal on it FYI, so It would probably help the Frame rate.Turbo Tax 1.0 wrote:grahf I remember thinking about buying one from you actually. then pming you about it because I could not get my programmer to workmaybe because 20$ barely covers the cost to make oneGoldenfrankO wrote:I'd like to have one of these but I can only pay $20 sum for it Not including shipping. I've been looking and I can't find any cheap ones. There all 35-40 bucks.
No label is really necessary, if I want a label I will probably make it myself.
I could also supply the floppy cable for the EEPROM.
heya, isnt this a good deal? http://cgi.ebay.com/COLLEGE-SLAM-SUPER- ... dZViewItem
that game according to the list is the same specs as chrono trigger, secret of mana 2, etc. + its cheap as hell.. will it work?
edit: also, is this any good? http://cgi.ebay.com/PIC-16F84-24CXX-Sim ... dZViewItem
Thanks
that game according to the list is the same specs as chrono trigger, secret of mana 2, etc. + its cheap as hell.. will it work?
edit: also, is this any good? http://cgi.ebay.com/PIC-16F84-24CXX-Sim ... dZViewItem
Thanks
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thats.... bad to knowRekarp wrote:ugg don't get a willems if you are going to do more then 15 of erm. We have some in our labs and they crapped out after 2 weeks of use.Turbo Tax 1.0 wrote:check out ebay, for willems programmersvb_master wrote:Where did you get an EPROM programmer for $35?
lunaris, that programmer wont work they need to be able to program 27c801 eproms
and I originally tried an NBA hangtime cart (said it was the same type of cart as well) for sd3, but it did not work.
5 bucks tho.. not bad to gamble on.
now to find a cheap as hell programmer
OK WTF LOL, http://cgi.ebay.ca/ST-27C801-UV-EPROM-M ... dZViewItem ... they claim to program each eprom for .50 cents.. so like u send them ur hex code and they program it.. thats an awesome deal for 1 or 2 time cart hackers!! awesome!
and 10 cents each.. http://cgi.ebay.ca/74LS139-crap-I ... dZViewItem lol awesome..
now i just need to go get some money on paypal to buy a illusion of time ntsc english cart for 15 w/shipping, the 4 programmed eeproms for 32 + shipping, and the 40 74ls139's for 4 + shipping lol.
wow ... thats like 64 bucks.. its still so expensive.. any1 got any tips to get this stuff cheaper??
now to find a cheap as hell programmer
OK WTF LOL, http://cgi.ebay.ca/ST-27C801-UV-EPROM-M ... dZViewItem ... they claim to program each eprom for .50 cents.. so like u send them ur hex code and they program it.. thats an awesome deal for 1 or 2 time cart hackers!! awesome!
and 10 cents each.. http://cgi.ebay.ca/74LS139-crap-I ... dZViewItem lol awesome..
now i just need to go get some money on paypal to buy a illusion of time ntsc english cart for 15 w/shipping, the 4 programmed eeproms for 32 + shipping, and the 40 74ls139's for 4 + shipping lol.
wow ... thats like 64 bucks.. its still so expensive.. any1 got any tips to get this stuff cheaper??
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happened today to me have no idea what is wrongRekarp wrote:ugg don't get a willems if you are going to do more then 15 of erm. We have some in our labs and they crapped out after 2 weeks of use.Turbo Tax 1.0 wrote:check out ebay, for willems programmersvb_master wrote:Where did you get an EPROM programmer for $35?
bought a top2004 programmer
please dont tell me they crap out too
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