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[Tsukasa]

I have a few questions about how the SuperFlash Cart works/what is needed to make it work. From what i've read, it seems that I need to at least buy the $70 package. The $76 version comes with a case, but is it an SNES cart case that will fit perfectly into my SNES, or is it different?

One question i have, is what is needed to play most SNES roms. I am confused to the purpose of the T-Connector thing and the CIC chip. My SNES is the standard, original North American SNES, and I really only intend to play roms of US games. Will most games work properly, or do i need some other hardware to go with the SuperFlash? I do not really want to have to solder anything in order to make games work. A lot of the info about the SuperFlash is confusing. I don't really want to spend that much money if it is not going to work right.

I guess my main questions are: What do I need to buy? Is it going to work properly? Is it a simple process to use the SuperFlash, or is it going to be confusing to load roms onto it and/or make them run properly on an SNES?

One other question, is there any other piece of hardware out there that will run SNES roms better or easier on the SNES? I suppose i'm looking for something that will run roms perfectly and is also simple to use.

[Tomy]

Yes, SuperFlash Cart fit perfectly with original cart case.

T-Connector use for play DSP game if DSP game plug in it. (only support DSP1 game). Also, it can use for cic thing. Plug original cart, switch down, then you can use original cart cic. It is useful for Pal snes. Because I don't have Pal cic. So, you can buy T-Connector , plug Pal original cart. Then you can use it for Pal SNES.

If you buy super flash cart with cic chip, then you no need to solder. We will install it for you. Super Flash Cart + NTSC CIC chip can directly run on USA/JAP snes. If you want to play DSP1 game too, then need T-Connector.

-Tomy

[rbudrick]

This topic should me stickied to the top, imo, since it comes up quite often.

-Rob