Lately I've had quite an intrest in playing imports on my SNES. However, there's that whole "language barrier" thing, and also that NTSC vs. PAL stuff. So then Mode7 showed me this; it's a step-by-step process on how to make your own SNES carts from emulators! You can play emulated games on actual SNES hardware! I don't have the gear to do so, though... does anyone else? Or do you know where to get the gear it would take to do this? Thanks!
Here's the link: http://snesdev.romhack.de/
EDIT: There's also a link to www.tototek.com that sells carts to download emulators onto for pretty much any system. What would you need to do this? Is the cart all?
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Yep, I've seen that before. Most people use a SFX2 cart so they can run the Star Fox 2 demo.
As for the tototek carts, you need the flash cart and the cart writer. If you have $100 burning a hole in your pocket it'd be a good thing to get. However, you can't play games with any specialized chips (SFX, SA1, SDD1 etc)
As for the tototek carts, you need the flash cart and the cart writer. If you have $100 burning a hole in your pocket it'd be a good thing to get. However, you can't play games with any specialized chips (SFX, SA1, SDD1 etc)
