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Looking for the blue buy above, I also found this:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Pokemon-Green … 3385c88288
Aww man, you really got my hopes up that it was a green plastic cart! I want one so desperately! 
screws are what's holding this entire project up, actually
was gonna say... is that a pun?
So we're only one CPU board, and two rubber button contact pads away from being able to buy a brand new gameboy with all new parts.
Oh, screws I guess, but I'm sure you can buy compatible screws somewhere...
HEY HEY HEY so I wrote this new piece for flute, drumset/vibraphone and LSDJ called Echoloquatious and it's being debuted this Friday night in SF at the Center for New Music... I know it's expensive but it would be so rad to see the chipmusic crowd come represent! 
Friday, September 27th, 6pm
Join the A/B Duo for Happy Hour with genre-bending, face-melting, happy-making music and drinks at the Center for New Music.
The bi-coastal A/B Duo (flutist Meerenai Shim from the SF Bay and percussionist Chris Jones from Rochester, NY) will premiere new works commissioned from Ivan Trevino and Matthew Joseph Payne in a cabaret-style setting. Enjoy complimentary drinks and snacks while you listen to the new and surprising works.
The program will include: "Echoloquacious" for flute, percussion and Gameboy (LSDJ) by Bay Area chiptune artist and composer Matthew Joseph Payne and "Things We Dream About" by Ivan Trevino, rock-drummer, composer and member of the cello rock band Break of Reality. Both pieces were written especially for A/B Duo in 2013. In addition, we will perform "metalstaind" for piccolo and percussion by Adam Cuthbert.
Come to the Happy Hour, listen to A/B Duo premiere the music, discuss the compositions with the artists and your friends and hang out at the Center for New Music.
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$20 General, $10 Members
For more information, visit centerfornewmusic.com/events.
Don't forget this: http://thretris.blogspot.com/2009/12/ga … c-osx.html !
I like that having red on the front really shows off the transparency.
The back is what your audience sees if you play live!
Interested in a catalog of SNES games, maybe the SNES too.
Have you tried loading a diff. Game then dumping again?
omggggg
If all that fails, you can file down two opposing sides of the screw head to give you flat surfaces to grip with needle nose pliers (if the pliers themselves can't get enough grip already)
Sorry my photos are mediocre, but here's 3 generations of ASM MCB5 carts.
Yep, your very first setup is also rad.
YUSSSSSSSSSSSS
Dayum, that pocket case.
Super rad!
herr_prof wrote:release it!
yes, do as he says
Yes, do as they says.
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