Doctor V64 on ebay Australia!

Includes but not limited to: SNES, Genesis, Sega CD, PlayStation 1, Nintendo 64, Dreamcast, Game Gear and I guess the Virtual Boy.

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Doctor V64 on ebay Australia!

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Starting bid $400!

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whta does it do though?
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Post by Turbo Tax 1.0 »

im pretty sure its like a dev kit for an N64,
it can rip games to CD, play roms from CDs, and i think its what marshall is using for GTp
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Post by Krepticor »

one question, This device is completely for dev purposes, right?

Does that mean no saving of games? of could one probably play games ment for the n64's internal cart to save by inserting a Dummy cartridge to act as a mem card?

or would dev games (that are ment to be played via disk) that one wants to actually play through have to be on the n64'2 jumperpack mem system?
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Post by spinout »

There is a cheaper one here among other disk systems/dev kits if anybody is interested.
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Post by dudex77 »

sorry to bring back an old topic but decided to clerify the purpose of the v64 was backup and that was pretty much its sole purpose and has anyone used any backup kits for the n64 or snes they could suggest?
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Post by marshallh »

Er, no, it might be named "backup" but I'd guess 90% of people who had one used it to play games others had pirated. It's also very useful for homebrew development.

Backup kits for the N64/SNES? Forget about it, unless you're willing to pay upwards of a few hundred dollars plus huge shipping fees if the seller's in a different country.
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Post by dudex77 »

i know its pirating but thats the way it was always referred as. thats a bummer backup stuff is expensive ah well i guess ill be playing emulators forever
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