What are you using to flash them?
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Timbob wrote:
A long trench coat and nothing else...
OH SNAP!
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orange county, CA
toroxciso wrote:
You know... I was hoping this would be more like those moments at "Pawn stars" when the expert comes.
Lolololol
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Barcelona city - Spain
Hi, at the moment I'm just using and old Xchanger + Flash Manager software with a old PC computer (Win XP set).
I followed some steps from this website (translated from Google Chrome): http://mootan.hg.to/fmgbx/
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It's value is really dependent on if the cart has any prototype materials in it's rom banks
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derekb wrote:
It's value is really dependent on if the cart has any prototype materials in it's rom banks
This model was a consumer product, not a development product so it's not very likely it would contain prototype material.
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o: Wow! Thanks for the info Drop! How many games can fit in one of these?
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New Albany Indiana
ThoseS? HA! I have 3 of'em, along with my white boys (suck my boasting)
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Barcelona city - Spain
It depends of the games size, between 6 to 7 games, more or less.
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Barcelona city - Spain
By the way... you can bid now ;-)
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Nintendo-Gamebo … 416cd68be6
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Bringing this back to ask if they work with color games? :'D
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Seeing as it was designed for use with Super Mario Bros. DX, I would say "absolutely."
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Next question:
Is there a way to flash the super famicon/snes version of these cartridges?
Since I might know where to get one of these...