Secret of Mana 2 english cartridge? LOL.

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Kitsune_Baka
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Secret of Mana 2 english cartridge? LOL.

Post by Kitsune_Baka »

Someone in France is selling what he says is an "english modified cart"
of Seiken Densetsu 3 (aka Secret of Mana 2), I'm assuming what this
guy did was get a programmable cart and put Niel's english hack on it.

Still pretty cool, I've always wanted to play Sd3 on a real SNES.
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You seem pretty obsessed with this game.
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Post by CronoTriggerfan »

Valium wrote:You seem pretty obsessed with this game.
Can you blame him? It's probably one of the greatest SNES games ever. :P

Yeah, I've seen a few carts like that before. I remember a while back, a member here showed up and posted his auction for a Tales of Phantasia cart. Question is, did he use a flash cart and put the guts in a Seiken Densetsu 3 shell, or did he do the physical cartridge mod that's floating around the interwebz?

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Post by grahf »

Physical cart mods are cool, i've done a few of them for my personal collection (Starfox 2, Clock Tower). Kinda neat to have a physical copy of unreleased or modded games. I've been thinking about building some carts for the Super Metroid and Zelda LTTP remakes that have been made. Some of those are badass!

I do own the tototek flashcart, but I always find myself wanting to rewrite it for something else. I have a hard time leaving a game on there long enough to finish it.
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