Clones galore

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Post by geekbait111 »

why don't you ask your parents for $5, I'm sure they aren't broke, and they probably won't mind... and if you're an adult G-Force... that means you're a bum without a job?

(j/k, you aren't a bum :wink: )
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Iam7805 wrote:I might lend somebody on the forums money if I already knew them in real-life. Like, if one of my friends at school signed up here.
Ya, one of my friends from school is signed up here. He's pretty much funded my entire NESp. However, he does get to keep it when it's done, so I think that's fair. Plus, I don't have an NES game to my name anymore :cry: .
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i have one of these atari-flashback 2's. i got it at best buy for like 10 bucks, what all do you think you guys can accomplish with it?
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File13 wrote:i have one of these atari-flashback 2's. i got it at best buy for like 10 bucks, what all do you think you guys can accomplish with it?
You can add a cartridge slot to it:

http://home.socal.rr.com/kokosplace/fb2/fb2_mod.htm

http://www.atarimuseum.com/fb2hacks/index.htm

Also, it's worth checking out AtariAge and their forums.
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CronoTriggerfan wrote:
Skyone wrote:I might lend somebody on the forums money if I already knew them in real-life. Like, if one of my friends at school signed up here.
Ya, one of my friends from school is signed up here. He's pretty much funded my entire NESp. However, he does get to keep it when it's done, so I think that's fair. Plus, I don't have an NES game to my name anymore :cry: .
Iam7805 said that, not me. ;)

@wallydawg: What's the second link? It's dead...
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Skyone wrote:
CronoTriggerfan wrote:
Skyone wrote:I might lend somebody on the forums money if I already knew them in real-life. Like, if one of my friends at school signed up here.
Ya, one of my friends from school is signed up here. He's pretty much funded my entire NESp. However, he does get to keep it when it's done, so I think that's fair. Plus, I don't have an NES game to my name anymore :cry: .
Iam7805 said that, not me. ;)

@wallydawg: What's the second link? It's dead...
That's odd, they all seem to work for me. Maybe the site was just down when you tried. The second link is another Flashback cartridge mod by Curt Vendel.
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G-force wrote: I'm considering buying one once they get cheaper to if it might be possible to solder a 72 pin cartridge connector to the "key" connector and play NES games. Right now it's a total guess if it's possible or not.

Anybody know anything about these new TV games?
Its 44 pins on a key. I'm starting to think that we can classify all these Pirates into their own system! They all read games on ROM, 44 or 42 pins. I think however, that universally, they all work the same way. If so, these cheezy games could be all stored on one cart (Or a couple small ones) and we'd have our own new system!
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Well you might be able to hook up a cart slot if you used all of the ground doubles and voltage doubles and find pins that don't do anything it could work... (or maybe not :wink: )
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