Are there any GBO flash carts that have a slot for micro sd card?
I saw that there is a flash cart for GBA that uses miniSD but I think that isn't sold anymore and neither is the GB bridge so I could hook it up into the GBO.
And is there possible way to make a GBO flash cart that can use micro sd ...
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- Sun Mar 06, 2011 3:42 pm
- Forum: Technical Questions and Answers
- Topic: GBO flash carts!!!
- Replies: 0
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- Tue Oct 26, 2010 12:58 pm
- Forum: Miscellaneous Console & Arcade Hacking
- Topic: multiple controller parallel port adapter
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multiple controller parallel port adapter
Is it possible to build a parallel-port adapter for multiple controllers?
I'd like to build 2 adapters for use with:
- NES+SNES, using the DirectPad Pro interface . The controllers will share the Ground, Power, Clock and the Latch wires, while having an independent Data line.
- SMS+SMD, using the ...
I'd like to build 2 adapters for use with:
- NES+SNES, using the DirectPad Pro interface . The controllers will share the Ground, Power, Clock and the Latch wires, while having an independent Data line.
- SMS+SMD, using the ...
- Mon Oct 04, 2010 11:00 am
- Forum: 1990's Gaming
- Topic: building a SNES to parallel port adapter, the cheapest way
- Replies: 4
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Re: building a SNES to parallel port adapter, the cheapest way
The colors were:
pin 10 -> grey wire
pin 3 -> blue+white line
pin 2 -> white
pin 18 -> red + black line
pin 19 -> red
Instead of the SNES pad i tried with NES controller.
I connected everything as in the scheme + i add USB wires for 5V, and it worked at second try!!! :lol:
Pic:
http://img180 ...
pin 10 -> grey wire
pin 3 -> blue+white line
pin 2 -> white
pin 18 -> red + black line
pin 19 -> red
Instead of the SNES pad i tried with NES controller.
I connected everything as in the scheme + i add USB wires for 5V, and it worked at second try!!! :lol:
Pic:
http://img180 ...
- Sun Oct 03, 2010 5:15 am
- Forum: 1990's Gaming
- Topic: building a SNES to parallel port adapter, the cheapest way
- Replies: 4
- Views: 3802
Re: building a SNES to parallel port adapter, the cheapest way
just to be clear, i meant to insert the wires from the outside of the SNES male connector.
I've tried to look the connector with a LED torch, but the contacts doesn't seem exposed.
Anyway i'm gonna try this thing before buying a cable extension with a female connector.
btw, now i've cut the pp ...
I've tried to look the connector with a LED torch, but the contacts doesn't seem exposed.
Anyway i'm gonna try this thing before buying a cable extension with a female connector.
btw, now i've cut the pp ...
- Sat Oct 02, 2010 10:22 am
- Forum: 1990's Gaming
- Topic: building a SNES to parallel port adapter, the cheapest way
- Replies: 4
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building a SNES to parallel port adapter, the cheapest way
Is it possible to insert the wires from a parallel port directly into the SNES controller male connector?
Will the contacts work this way or i really need a SNES female connector?
(i don't want to break the controller male connector like this guy did: http://mozy.org/snespad/ )
What i am planning ...
Will the contacts work this way or i really need a SNES female connector?
(i don't want to break the controller male connector like this guy did: http://mozy.org/snespad/ )
What i am planning ...