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Clones galore
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geekbait111
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CronoTriggerfan
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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 anymoreIam7805 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.
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wallydawg
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You can add a cartridge slot to it: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?
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.
Iam7805 said that, not me.CronoTriggerfan wrote: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 anymoreSkyone 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..
@wallydawg: What's the second link? It's dead...
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wallydawg
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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.Skyone wrote:Iam7805 said that, not me.CronoTriggerfan wrote: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 anymoreSkyone 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..
@wallydawg: What's the second link? It's dead...
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Re: Clones galore
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!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?
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