How to connect Catridge Super Nintendo and complie to .iso or Hacking game it?

[The Almighty MegaMan]

what is a shitload?

I have a SNES cartridge and Sega Mega Drive cartridges. Do I have to spend lots of money for it? what tool is really hard to find? What we can not revoke its chip on the cartridge?

What Retro tolls is expensive?

Hahahahah oh wow.

Look, I'll try again. Please understand this.

I REALLY DOUBT YOU COULD DEVELOP AN SD READING CARTRIDGE YOURSELF.
I also doubt anyone here would know how to make one, and the man who makes the cartridges certainly will not tell you.
It is expensive, but they work well. Depending on the console, it can go from 50 to nearly 200 dollars, plus shipping costs if you live out of the US.

As inferno said, THIS is what you're looking for: http://krikzz.com/
Those are boards that can take SD cards. You load the game on the SD card, put the card in the cartridge, and the cartridge in the console. Then, you turn it on and play. That's all.

You can see where to buy them from here:

retrogate.com
store.kitsch-bent.com
stoneagegamer.com
warnersretrocorner.com
tototek.com
junfangames (for Chinesse customers)
retrogame.co.kr
emere.es
gp2x.de
hardcore-gamer.net
sanvishop.com

If not, just use an emulator... it takes like five minutes to get an emu and roms.

[Zorlon]

http://www.epforums.org/showthread.php?63960

check it out

It is doable but you will have difficulties flashing it (Not that it is hard but it's removing the chip then flashing it game for game slap the chip back on the pcb, then repeating for the next game, thats after you make it, that simply involves removing the original game chip soldering in a IC socket so you can place in a flashable chip in the IC socket and remove it to re-flash the chip)

[RxGian]

Sorry, I don't Look that

[Zorlon]

Sorry, I don't Look that

huh you say what

[Jazzmarazz]

Well, Im still working on that thread but it is still correct information.
Since I posted that, I have bought a Willem E/EPROM programmer, an eprom eraser and several different eprom chips of various pinouts and capacities.

Right now I am working on SNES and waiting for some new chips to arrive. It is basically the same method though. For SNES you need 27c801 or similar.
Just like Zorlon said, you can write to the chip and place it in the cartridge, however becuase many games are larger than 8Mb, you would need many 27c801 chips to be daisy chained to one another and decoded with a 74ls139 IC. In all honesty, I suggest you buy one of these:

http://www.retrousb.com/index.php?cP...db2ba1c2674cb4
http://www.mutecityelectronics.com/product/everdrive-md
http://store.kitsch-bent.com/product...rdrive-non-usb

@Zorlon, maybe he meant that he missed the thread when he did a search.

[RxGian]

Well, Im still working on that thread but it is still correct information.
Since I posted that, I have bought a Willem E/EPROM programmer, an eprom eraser and several different eprom chips of various pinouts and capacities.

Right now I am working on SNES and waiting for some new chips to arrive. It is basically the same method though. For SNES you need 27c801 or similar.
Just like Zorlon said, you can write to the chip and place it in the cartridge, however becuase many games are larger than 8Mb, you would need many 27c801 chips to be daisy chained to one another and decoded with a 74ls139 IC. In all honesty, I suggest you buy one of these:

http://www.retrousb.com/index.php?cP...db2ba1c2674cb4
http://www.mutecityelectronics.com/product/everdrive-md
http://store.kitsch-bent.com/product...rdrive-non-usb

@Zorlon, maybe he meant that he missed the thread when he did a search.

Yeah, um... a little confusing.
what no video tutorial?

[Zorlon]

A video is no help if simple instructions are no help

Just pull out the cash and buy one of the ones already mentioned that just use a SD/Micro SD

If you are not used to using a soldering iron and you find simple instructions hard to follow you are not going to be successful at creating your own flashable cart, although good as it sounds a flash kit that just uses a SD to store the roms on is going to be alot more user friendly than a flash fit that can only flash a single game at a time to a flashable chip that requires removing to flash to then placing back into the cart after the new game has been flashed to it

[Jazzmarazz]

Text and pictures is all I offer. If I were to make a video from start to finish with explanations, then it would probably reach about 4 hours long.
Plus, I hate copying down URLs from videos so I won't subject you to the same torture.

[RxGian]

A video is no help if simple instructions are no help

Just pull out the cash and buy one of the ones already mentioned that just use a SD/Micro SD

If you are not used to using a soldering iron and you find simple instructions hard to follow you are not going to be successful at creating your own flashable cart, although good as it sounds a flash kit that just uses a SD to store the roms on is going to be alot more user friendly than a flash fit that can only flash a single game at a time to a flashable chip that requires removing to flash to then placing back into the cart after the new game has been flashed to it

wich one SD/micro SD or this USB? does this you mean?



it does not exist in my country. I do not have the tools (Solder, or anything) but I can buy it.
can you show me the Picture?

[RxGian]

Text and pictures is all I offer. If I were to make a video from start to finish with explanations, then it would probably reach about 4 hours long.
Plus, I hate copying down URLs from videos so I won't subject you to the same torture.

oh, sorry.

[Zorlon]

wich one SD/micro SD or this USB? does this you mean?



it does not exist in my country. I do not have the tools (Solder, or anything) but I can buy it.
can you show me the Picture?

I don't know what you think the above is but it's not a flash kit of any kind

The above you posted lets you play real carts via emulation on a PC and hook up your SNES/Megadrive controllers as interesting as that sounds, it's rather pointless nowerdays as most games are already dumped so don't require the actual carts

Inferno had already linked one flash kit, but....

http://krikzz.com/ has kits for SNES, Megadrive/Genesis (32X), GameGear, MasterSystem and Nintendo 64

It has links that sell them at the above aswell

Myself I emulate those systems on my Xbox original and if I realy wanted I could simply get a few USB SNES & Megadrive pad clones or use a SNES/Megadrive pad to USB converter on my Xbox

[gezegond]

Hi RxGian,

1-

does this you mean?

NO! DO NOT buy that. It's not what you need.


2-You have to buy one of these:
---1: for NES:

http://www.retrousb.com/index.php?cP...db2ba1c2674cb4

---2: for Sega Mega Drive:

http://www.mutecityelectronics.com/product/everdrive-md

---3: for Sega Master System:

http://store.kitsch-bent.com/product...rdrive-non-usb

3-

can you show me the Picture?

Yes, you have to buy this:





4-If there aren't any of those in your country, you must make one yourself:

I have bought a Willem E/EPROM programmer, an eprom eraser and several different eprom chips of various pinouts and capacities.

---1: An EEPROM is the memory inside your game cartridge that the game's data are stored.
---2: If you want to move your own data into the cartridge, you need EPROM programmer and eprom eraser.
---3: You have to buy EPROM programmer and eprom eraser from electronics store.
---4: After that, you can open up your cartridge and use the tools to insert your own data into the cartridge.


If you can't understand any part of this, tell me and I'll explain more.

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@others: I understand that I didn't exactly add anything new, but I tried to be a little bit more understandable for him.

[RxGian]

Hi RxGian,

1-


NO! DO NOT buy that. It's not what you need.


2-You have to buy one of these:
---1: for NES:

---2: for Sega Mega Drive:

---3: for Sega Master System:


3-


Yes, you have to buy this:





4-If there aren't any of those in your country, you must make one yourself:



---1: An EEPROM is the memory inside your game cartridge that the game's data are stored.
---2: If you want to move your own data into the cartridge, you need EPROM programmer and eprom eraser.
---3: You have to buy EPROM programmer and eprom eraser from electronics store.
---4: After that, you can open up your cartridge and use the tools to insert your own data into the cartridge.


If you can't understand any part of this, tell me and I'll explain more.

===============================================
@others: I understand that I didn't exactly add anything new, but I tried to be a little bit more understandable for him.

Buy with Dollars or Coin?

[gezegond]

Buy with Dollars or Coin?

Edited: In the first link,

http://www.retrousb.com/index.php?cP...db2ba1c2674cb4

It shows coins. That is NOT correct. You have to buy them with dollars.

[Zorlon]

There are on-line shops that ship to plenty of countries including Europe Asia and the UK so you can pay in Euro's Pounds and whatever other currencies

These are the online sellers:-

http://stoneagegamer.com/everdrive64.aspx

http://shop.retrogate.com/

http://warnersretrocorner.com/store/

http://www.emere.es/

http://junfangames.taobao.com/ (for Chinesse customers)

http://www.gp2x.de/shop/index.php/cPath/48

http://www.retrogame.co.kr/

http://store.kitsch-bent.com/product/everdrive-64

http://www.hardcore-gamer.net/tienda...Path/28_36_420

http://www.sanvishop.com/