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You have a Duo-R? You lucky bastard.

Have you found that other Genesis carts have problems running on it? Doesn't seem like it should be an issue.

I'd like to buy another Superflash.

The only SNES clone I've seen out there was based on the 2nd generation SNES, which had slightly cheaper parts overall. I can't comment on the quality though, I didn't get a chance to play it.

If you're interested in building a couple more of those carts using the Dragon Quest 5 & 6 translated patch, drop me a PM so we can discuss the price.

I'm not sure, are we talking about the Famicom Disk System?

just remember that they eat babies.

Thanks, that was good for a giggle.

Kyuusaku, I can't agree with you less on this. If it's going to cost more to develop those products then fine, charge more for them. I would much prefer that over the inconvenience of downgrading my c ...

Funny you guys have been talking about this. Neoteam's new cart for the Megadrive works in a similiar way, except it uses Neoflash carts instead of SD memory. You'll be able to put the same flash car ...

Just checking, but I didn't see anything in your post about having a USB cable plugged into the programmer.

In my flash cart, the boot menu doesn't show when I have just one game loaded.

So of course the next question is.. why would you want something like that if it's only going to last a few months anyways?

The carts aren't blank. They use ROM chips the same as normal carts do. They have just burned them with different data. It's not possible to buy a programmable cart that holds that many games (yet), ...

Nope. I tried the menu files from 2.1-2.3 while running version 2.34 of the software. 2.1 & 2.2 the menu comes up but the games are just scrambled, and with 2.3 it locks up the same as 2.34.

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Interesting. I'll try it when I get home.