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DaRkO wrote:You can thank my 50/50 vision haha
It's 20/20 vision. Unless you have gotten Lazek :-D
Sorry must've seen the 5 as a 2 again, everything's blurry, need to get my eyes checked 
haha
EDIT: Also can we post up pirate carts or no?
Last edited by DaRkO (Oct 2, 2013 1:54 pm)
Oh well, seeing nobody answered, here's some pirate/unlicensed crap for you Sorry for the double post.
Exodus: Journey to the promise land (heaps of you have probably seen this before but oh well!)
I'm in no way religious, bought because it's an interesting unlicensed cart by the infamous Color Dreams Inc AKA Bunch Games or Wisdom Tree.
Note the unusual custom cart design and custom rom? Haven't been able to find any info on that chip at all.
A pretty standard GAME USA COLOR ADVANCE 32 in 1
Has Phillips screw, very obvious poor mold of original cart shell, has "NINTENDO GAMEBOY™, Made in JAPAN & Pat Pend" even though we all know that ain't true
COB, with three jumpers unsoldered, yet to try these, but will post results when I do. 6 Games which repeat from memory.
Has two numbers on the rear, "UC-32A01" stamped after manufacture (same as the number on the cart sticker) and "BC-TO8JM" on the PCB
Unsure of what the whitish crap is on the top of the PCB, I thought it was corrosion initially, but it appears to be some sort of paint, won't scratch/buff off.
Super 32 in 1 "Godzilla"
Has Gamebit screw, very well made shell, could easily pass as an original. Has "NINTENDO GAMEBOY™, Made in JAPAN & Pat Pend"
COB, with three jumpers, all were soldered. Bridging the top two makes the cart boot the menu as normal, desoldering makes the cart boot the first game only, bypassing the menu. The bottom jumper has had the trace cut, which you can faintly see in the picture, originally went to ground, attaching either pad to ground boots first game only.
Also has provision for a cap.
3 Games which repeat.
Sorry if this is just boring crap, just though someone might find it interesting.
I have many more, but I'll just leave this here for now.
Last edited by DaRkO (Oct 24, 2013 2:19 pm)
looks a little like one of my 120 in one carts
I might get some better pics later on.
Also, did you take some of those pics with a fisheye lens? the first couple look kinda warped
Yeah they were taken through a magnifying glass, as I was using my phone, couldn't be stuffed getting a proper camera out for these 
Hello everyone, i'm new in this forum and this is my DIY flash cartridge!!
MBC5
ROM: AMD29F16B (2MB)
SRAM: W2465S (8KB)
High resolution photo
See you soon! =)
Last edited by JRodrigo (May 27, 2015 6:01 pm)
i love your custom sticker you made for the cart!
When I saw sticker that write "card" instead of "cart" i haven't enough RGB ink on my printer -.-'
Excuse my bad English!
Last edited by JRodrigo (Nov 27, 2013 12:16 pm)
what version of nanoloop is this?
awesome! i bought one of these off ebay from some canada man while back. it is nice!
Oh boy, just got a nice shipment of pirate carts.
I just love these things so much.
Expect some new pictures in the coming days! 
what version of nanoloop is this?
1.2 or 1.3 iirc. Don't remember which now. One of these days I'm going to give it a good article. (Yeah right, as if I'm actually going to DO stuff.)
well? which version is that nanoloop?
now my bleepbloop cart is repaired. (Thanks 12ianma)
onputr is stuck on my derpcart! (I upgraded the firmware?!)
maybe i will get new cables.
Last edited by bitjacker (Jan 26, 2014 8:38 pm)
Hello again, it my own version of common programmable cartridge.
Specifications:
Memory mapper: MBC5 (w/ Battery backup)
ROM: 2MB (AM29F016)
SRAM: 128KB (UT621024)
Hello again, it my own version of common programmable cartridge.
Specifications:
Memory mapper: MBC5 (w/ Battery backup)
ROM: 2MB (AM29F016)
SRAM: 128KB (UT621024)
That's awesome! Now where do I throw my money at...?