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gameboy SP mod, play rom on it

Name: Anonymous 2005-01-23 2:09

any of you knows of something that would enable me to copy NES or GBA SP ROM to a gameboy SP? ive googled it and could only find skinning and such.

help me please

Name: Anonymous 2005-01-23 2:17

it wasnt suposed to be anonymous. anyway there is this one device i know of but its totaly useless because you have to carry the nes cartrige around. http//www.lik/...

Name: Anonymous 2005-01-23 4:42

You're looking to get a flash cartridge. Google that.

Name: Anonymous 2005-01-23 11:56

ok thanks i just did and found the site http://www.gameboy-advance.net/
ouch they arent cheap. you need the flash card and the thing to connect it to the conputer and the usb cable. the flash card, the latest one with all the bell and whistle like real time clock and 512mg is 130usd

someone my post wont take my name anymore and post anonymous

Name: Anonymous 2005-01-23 13:26

They also have ones that take SD memory cards and play mp3s.

Name: Anonymous 2005-01-23 14:43

the best seems to be this one but at over 150us... http://www.gameboy-advance.net/flash_card/xg2turbo.htm

Name: Averox !iX9wdiXS9k 2005-01-23 17:40

I highly recommend www.jandaman.com
I've ordered from them multiple times and they ship quickly via USPS priority and don't jack you up on shipping. Best prices I've seen so far. Only problem they have is keeping their stuff in stock since they go quick.

Name: Anonymous 2005-01-25 16:33

SuperCard!!!!

Name: Anonymous 2005-01-25 17:21

>>8

FUCK yes.

Okay, there's slowdown in a couple of games (I've only encountered it in two so far, though) but it makes up for it with the storage potential, and relative cheapness of CompactFlash cards compared to GBA flash carts. I already had three 64MB CF cards, which amount to 512 Megabit GBA cards space-wise. And then there's the media player aspect as well, which is just fucking awesome.

Name: Anonymous 2005-01-25 20:53

>>8 what super card? do you have a link please

Name: Anonymous 2005-01-26 9:00

Name: Anonymous 2005-02-04 9:27

I have a gba flash kit. You can load up an NES emulator on it. I, myself, really only play classic NES games on my gba-sp. I fit about 30 games on my cart, and Ive got one of the smaller ones. It took a few tries to get it set up and working properly, but it was so worth it. Having all the megaman games on gba is like a dream :)

http://www.pocketnes.org/

Name: Anonymous 2005-02-08 1:33

I was planning to get the Super Card but I heard of incompatibilities with some games.Is it true?

If not then I'm getting one!!!

Name: Anonymous 2005-02-08 10:39

>>13 Yeah, some are slow, and some don't run. I'll quote from the forums on the Supercard site as to why:

"This is simply a software problem. They decided to use a softwareroutine in vertical blanking interrupt for exit game function. But in several games there is no time in vertical blanking interrupt left for extra routines. So adding extra routines makes impossible to run the interrupt 60 times a second wich causes the slowdowns. Try to turn off all of the patch features and you will see no slowdown. But of course you cannot save because you cannot exit the game. So its a demonstration only. The manufacturers of sc could simply fix this issue by adding a battery backup to the sram. This would make possible to turn of gba, turn it back on and save then. This would not require exit patching so no slowdown would occure."

Name: Anonymous 2011-08-20 1:17

Holy fuck. I am so going to be hated for this.

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Fighting spam, one bump at a time!

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