anyone want to sell me an infinity cart? i will buy it from you.
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matt's mind
were these ever publicly released?
i might just be having a total brain failure, but this is basically the farthest i think the project got (an intro-esque page): http://nonelectronics.com/infinitycart.php
someone please correct me if i'm wrong. in fact, nonfinite can answer this! he was bleepbloop distro person around this time...
maybe he'll chime in 
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I email him asking about these not too long ago and never received a response.
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From what I understand these sometimes had save corruption issues, and I'm not sure if it's the fault of LSDJ when the cart existed or the cart itself. Super curious.
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SLC, UT
These became bleepbloop v2 with USB. Or so I'm told.
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SLC, UT
Bleepbloop v2 didn't. Honestly if this was made by José I would be surprised if he just made a board and soldered a bunch of chips on to make it look good. I'd be willing to bet that these never made it anywhere near production.
But that's just all hearsay. Ask nitro2k01.
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The others don't have fram, and they have low battery capacity, so it's probably not what you're looking for. The infinity cartridges didn't work because he was trying to use a microcontroller for the multiple ram chips. Not enough R&D with that cartridge.
I'm sure you know already, but the derp cartridges have non-volatile ram on one chip stepped down to 3.3v, so there's no additional components for it.
Last edited by Apeshit (Apr 13, 2013 7:28 pm)
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Milwaukee, WI
haha, I remember when it was called the Dungeons & Dragons cart. I was supposed to be a beta tester and get one for free. I was excited. 
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nashvegas
+1 for drag n derp...
i'm pretty sure the infinity was vaporware