/vr/ - Retro Games

PLANTS VS ZOMBIES (nes)
I´ve seen this in another thread and played it.
Maybe it´s not the best game in the world, but it´s 100% pirate original.

STREET FIGHTER VI (nes)
The only nes pirated street fighter 2 having ALL 8 players. I didnt get to the bosses yet, but they 4 are there, too.
Gamplay is shit, though

>>1300172
Whither Street Fighter V?

>>1300176
Dunno, have this to compensate.
MASTER FIGHTER VI
It´s the "champion edition" of the former, having all 12 fighters

Please, watch this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMJSVY5VQqY

Is there a way to find this rom? I´ve tried a lot of searches without success. Please help me if you can

>>1300186
>Every Street Fighter 2 character twice
>Plus two Johnny Cages

WHAT

>>1300197
I didnt count the copies.
Also those 2 "johnnys" are the copies of guile and sagat (sagat with hair and sunglasses is a must have)

LION KING 6
You can choose between SIMBA, TIMON and PUMBA, all with different gameplay

>>1300197
Oh wait, those Johnny Cages are supposed to be Sagat and Guile. Weird.

I prefer STREET FIGHTER 3 over all the others, because of the gameplay. Special moves are easy to pull off, music is better, and even has endings for everyone.
It´s a marvel (for being a pirate)

>>1300239
also, it has WEAK and STRONG attacks depending on how long you press the buttons

Anyone lurking?

Kart Fighter. Used to play the shit out of this when I found out about NESticle and pirate games in like 1998.

>>1300306
Good one, almost everything seems to be made from scratch, and the result was pretty solid.
Bishoujo Senshi Girl Fighting (pic related) is quite similar

DONKEY KONG COUNTRY 4
This one is nice too.
Even the music is similar. I just realize its made by HUMMER TEAM, the same people behind Bishoujo Senshi Girl Fighting, Kart Fighter and Master Fighter VI.
Despite of being fucking pirates, I think that was a nice company

>>1300151
Oh man, I can't even remember but I did have a yugoslavian rip-off of the NES to play games bought in a shady little back alley shop.

I have this pretty cool multicart here. There's Adventure Island 2, 3 and the really expensive and Japan-only Adventure Island IV.

It has this weird shiny effect on the label, and Peach is on the cover to IV for some reason.

>>1301027
She's on 3, sorry.

>>1301027
>3 in 1!
>4 games
lulz

>>1300214
oh man is this the one with the creepy sad game over screens for each character.

>>1301067
Actually, the first game isn't in this, just 2, 3 and 4.

I already own it, anyway.

>>1301027
Here where I live, almost everything was pirated. I saw almost none original NES/SNES/GENESIS. NES compatibles were (and still are) called "family game" and they obviously are copies of the FAMICOM. It's still pretty common to find those cartridges

>>1301096
Same. They're just labeled "family" here.

I need to find some new games though. I only have like 1 or 2 decent games left from when I was a kid.

>>1301096
Are you from argentina? I'm looking for a middleman who could buy me some stuff here and there (mercado libre, mostly), indeed you'd get a little extra. Drop me a mail if it interests you.

>>1301096
>Bubble Bobble

It might be me, but I was NEVER able to find the original Bubble Bobble for the pirated Famiclones. The only Bubble Bobble I ever found was the second one, which is ironically the rarer game in the real world. I would've killed for the NES Bubble Bobble since that was one of my favorite arcade games as a kid.

I played this shit a lot when was a kid. Easily the worst pirate game I've played
>>1301315
I may depends on the region you live on. I used to see both, and mostly the 1st one

>>1301096
>having the family
>playing Super Mario Bros and Rockman 4 all day

shit was so cash

>>1301451
I was in Greece, and even looking on eBay BB2 shows up more often.

My SNES copy of A Link to the Past that I had since it came out says it was Made in Mexico, but otherwise it's the exact same game

>>1301489
Be careful however, since most cover designers may be retarded, blind or both. Actually I encourage you to TRY those carts before buying because lots of times the covers dont resemble what is inside. I´ve seen this a lot on MARIO, BATMAN, TMNT, MK, etc.
Pic somehow related (this can be easily be RAMPART or DK)

>>1300186

>>1301096
Are you from Argentina?

What a wonderful name

A classic

okay, hopping to this thread

if you guys can keep this thing up all the way to Jan. 5th maybe I'll get the chance to post useful content

I only have some multi-carts, 64in1 is pretty cool as it actually has ~55 different games in it and only few repeats, plus smb1 with smb2j graphics, though most of them are early famicom games, some are obscure as fuck, like for example nuts and milk.

420in1 is kinda bad but it has contra in it and repeats of it has 30lives code from start, ones that has different guns permanently, mix of those and starts at different levels, other are generic shit you always find in multicarts.

I used to play [pic related] a lot, and didnt realize it was pirate (monsters in my pocket) until years later. I was so fucking happy having flash and batman in the same game :(
>>1303675
I had a lot of multicarts, but almost every game was shit (when lots of them), except for contra, rush n attack and a few others.
>>1303651
ok, I´ll try

Sonic 4 for snes, it's a speedy gonzales hack where you save Mario.

Also, there are some nice mega drive games made by taiwanese guys: http://www.sega-16.com/2011/11/hacks-homebrews-top-tier-pirate-games/

>>1303675
I coulda sworn there was some official release of SMB1 with SMB2j graphics. Maybe all-night nippon SMB, but could have been another one. Anybody know more on this?

UMKT
Has a lot of bugs and some crappy moves, but still is really fun to play, mostly 2P
I didnt check if I have the last version, though


>>1304469
Didnt know about it, but sounds interesting

Someone post Duck Tales.

>>1301096

Latin America, right? They sell those pirate cartridges here in Peru pretty cheaply.

>>1305046

>>1304390
How can you d/l the games @ http://www.sega-16.com/2011/11/hacks-homebrews-top-tier-pirate-games/

>>1305065
Indeed, I think its the same in every South America country
>>1305068
As a child, I didnt know what game to buy because of those shitty covers. I´ve seen this even more than the original cover

>>1305065
Another peruvian? In my /vr/. My negro, where do you even live?
Fuck.

Polite sage because I'm not contributan.

>>1305207

Vitarte.

I'm usually known as RockmanPeru almost everywhere, so you may have heard that name before. The last time I used that trip was when I was viraling the Smash Bros. Brawl: Minus MUGEN project, which I sadly abandoned because I have no time to work on it.

But enough of that, back on topic. My only genuine NES experience was a "Family" that had a pre-built 115-in-1 cartridge. It was practially my very first console ever.

I'm so glad of having found the ROM years later, and I now play it whenever I'm bored on my Wii or my PSP.

WINDOWS 2000 (chinese)

Gauntlet, unlicensed by Tengen. Used to pour many hours into that game for some reason.

I had a five-in-1 SNES cart labeles "Mickey Mouse Collection". Holy shit, why it was so much fun? It came with all 3 Magical Quest games, Mickey Mania, and that weird but awesome Mickey in Disney Tokio.

I had this long time ago. Shit, I really loved that cart. Too bad SMW came without battery. Goof Troop and Top Gear were the games I played the most

Still have the Tengen version of Tetris(superior retro version, IMO), and two out of three of the Bible Tree games(Exodus and Joshua). Thought for sure I had the Tengen version of Gauntlet like >>1308572 does, but I was wrong. Little jelly.

NES bootlget for Donkey Kong Country 2 is surprisingly well-made. It could be easily an official game.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yft2Xl0ZhqM

>>1309298

>F-Zero
>SMW
>Top Gear
>Choplifter III

This fucker right here. Very bad game IMO

"NUEVO TIPO DE COMPUTADORA"
This is a very strange rom. It comes with a Famicom clone console, including some keyboard besides the gamepads. It has dictionaries, games and a few other shitty utilities lika a calculator. Pretty useless unless you have that keyboard (wich I dont have and still dont know hoy to emulate)

>>1310145
Looks like a Spanish educational "game" that looks like Windows 3.1.
New type of computer it ain't.

>>1310145
Is that some motherfucking FREECELL

>>1310165
it´s something like pic related

>>1309347
agree

>>1310185
yes it is

ALADDIN 4
A well made port of the SNES version... There´s also another version featuring "popeye"

>>1310145

any link?

>>1310195

I had that very bootleg console, and the same cartrigde too (still on my hands); but it was shaped like a laptop instead of a keyboard.

>>1311693
I´m looking how to share files anonymously to upload it (I´m open to suggestions)... I will share it as soon as I can

>>1311693
>>1312107

Here it is
htt*p://files.f*m/u/ndtpowx
remove the *s

>>1300151
I used to have physical copies of the unlicensed Felix the cat, some 4 in 1s, classic 99999999 in 1 and Tom and Jerry 3 on nes. The rests were actual games on pirate carts. Also my nes was a faux laptop with keyboard and the screen was just plastic with a small screen that takes up 1/20 of the screen and plays those handheld electronic colorless tetris games and runs on 3 double a batteries. Also came with a gray cartridge with 31 games (half typing ones, the other half random games like smb, macross and duckhunt). Surprisingly it was a pretty decent pirate cart with no repeats. Those were the days.

>>1312153
Felix the cat was an unlicensed game?
I never knew

>>1312165
No. You're thinking of the licensed one. That one was pretty good, albeit repetitive. I had that one too. There's actually another one made by russians or something that's incredibly choppy, laggy, full of engrish takes like 1-3 seconds for felix to attack at random and even more repetitive than the original. I actually got it from a friend and I've never seen another physical copy. Roms of it do exist online though.

>>1312174
Thanks for the info. I didnt know. There is so many alternate names and pirate version, that I dont even pay attention.
Take this as an example:
*US title Aladdin (Pirate)
*Alternate titles Popeye 2 Travels in Persia
*Alternate titles Aladdin III
*Alternate titles Aladdin 4

KIBORD 003
What a fucking wonderful name... Kibord (keyboard I guess) seems to be another "educational computer" and this is the rom dump. Curious thing is, said rom it´s 1 megabyte, wich seems to be the biggest rom I´ve found until now. Also, it´s in russian

In my country they sold Famiclones with built in games thru the 90s and early 2000s, and we played them. I didn't know that there was anything more advanced than Adventure Island (I found out the name a few years ago, back then I didn't know). I grew up with that thing. I know, it's funny that I played 8bit games while you had Xboxes.

>>1313635

Let me guess, LatAM or Eastern Europe?

>>1301139
Reroll.

Nobody from Argentina who can help me? If it's a collector I can try to help him with my own sources in asia.

>>1300214
Are there any videos for this? I can't seem to find any

>>1309637

Oh do want

>>1300193
You can buy it off of this guy:
http://members.iinet.net.au/~lantra9jp1/gurudumps1/global_index.html

Apparently, it's been processed and he has it in stock, whatever that means.

I'll keep searching for information on an actual rom.

>>1300193

>>1314821 here, apparently the ROM is listed as "undumped" by people that catalog ROMs. This means that it's not a publicly available ROM, and no one is willing to give it away because the cartridge can be sold for decent money.

>>1314492
I sent you an email days ago with my AOL account, check your spam folder.

I'm learning how to hack N64 games. Not that good yet but I'd like to find something cool in lesser known games.
Also if you haven't already, check out POM stuff https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bjV5cH9Re4

Epiphany's Eve is coming, you guys hype?

>>1315370
It was in my spam folder hehe. I replied.

And here's some piece from my collection.

This cart is seriously fucking amazing. 250 games and hardly any repeats.

Even the Disk System has pirates. Not much of a suprise.

A Mario Golf/Castlevania crossover. I'd play that.

Even the Disk System has pirates. Not much of a suprise.

A Mario/Castlevania crossover. I'd play that.

This one never fails to amuse me.

>>1315779
Man, I looked it up; what bizarre mishmash of elements from every DKC game.

And they used the most annoying sound effects possible.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gUz-Qc0c-9Q

>>1315779
Oh man... What have they done?!?!
:´(

I was excited to see there was a Star Wars hack of Eliminate Down, but all they changed was the menu screen. Even the intro is still there.

welp, the day has arrived

>>1317670
wut?
>>1314785
htt*p://files.f*m/u/arbdxqt

>>1317682

>wut?

Heh, yeah, allow me to explain for those unaware of this day and what this means for this thread

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epiphany_%28holiday%29#Spain_and_Latin_America

In most latin-american countries (if not all of 'em), it is common to take Epiphany's Eve with much importance as Christmas Eve, or at least, in terms of gift giving. Most people skip Christmas as the day of giving gifts to their children and go all the way to January 6th to do so. In this case, the Three Wise Men replace Santa Claus, and during the whole day prior to Epiphany, parents start looking for the stuff that their kids asked for.

Now, mix these factors with the fact that we're talking about latin-american countries that often have stuff such as flea markets. EVERY SINGLE flea market place you know about gets packed to the maximum fuck with this kind of stuff (bootleg stuff) and there's a high % chance you can get to acquire bootleg games. Last year I was about to buy that one bootleg XBox console you guys sometimes go crazy about (the PX-3600, pic related) to my nephews, but I ended up buying another bootleg console instead.

So yeah, for those who love bootleg games, be sure to put a mark to this date from now on. Americans have it easier than most of any other people because of their proximity to Mexico (this thing gets truly packed of a lot of shit for today, mind you)

Wow back in the day when I was kid I had NOTHING but bootleg carts and console. The reason is in my country it was either impossible or too expensive to get an actual not bootleg console or cartridge. Heck the actual legit consoles we had in my country available were the SEGA consoles (Genesis and Master System) and only later the Playstation. The only Arcade in my town actually used no arcade machines but genesis consoles, I grew up in a really bizarre place. We actually did not had the Nintendo stuff here, it is really weird. The only NES you could find here was the uncountable number of different bootleg ones. I had one that looked like a Genesis which was the easiest to find and after that broke I had one that looked like a keyboard and actually also was a functioning keyboard, it had a few built in games that used it.
For games I had half were actual real games in bootleg cartridge that had all the glorious ridiculous cartridge art. Many of those were actually Japanese Famicom games, though it's not like I understood English that well at that time either so it did not really matter. The other half were all pirates and hacks.
I had a really massive number of games, I was buying them like candy. Hard to recall exactly everything I had. I know I had the Super Sonic Bros and Super Mario World 9 hacks and for pirates I had such things as Sonic 3D Blast 5 and Tom & Jerry 3.
Sad story is I don't have anything anymore because my mother sold all the stuff one day to some random kid. It feels so bad whenever I remember, I wish I stopped her from doing it. I really wish I still have them, it is difficult to find them nowadays. Man... I did not even get anything from the money even though I bought all the games from my own money!

>>1304983
You have this on a cartridge?

>>1317737
>Sad story is I don't have anything anymore because my mother sold all the stuff one day to some random kid.
I fucking hate when parents/siblings/someone does that, I lost almost all of my n64, gb+c+a games and some of my ps1-2 too, and none of them has any cases, and some of them are expensive to find nowadays

>>1317731
>Vibratory gamepads
>for NES games
ORLY?

>Hospitality
pic related?

Yo, >>1317731 here, I'm about to go to my local (and quite possibly the largest in the city) flea market, hoping to find something good. Wish me luck!

>>1317731
>Mexico
I've even seen famiclones in Walmart, haha...

>>1319257
The hardest game in history.

>>1318247
Did you get something?

>>1317731

Not Peru. Here I have to take off my Xmas lights today.

>yfw your house was the prettiest of the entire 'hood this holiday

>>1308572
i have this exact cartridge. Its fake?

I was cleaning my room early and remembered that thread. I'll dump some of my bootleg cartridges, sorry in advance for the pictures' quality. The first one is Gaiares, for Sega Genesis. They took some part of the japanese art to make this label.

>>1319801

This is the "500 in 1" with only 5 games. Rambo 3, Sunset Riders, Tecmo World Cup 92, The Flintstones and Tiny Toons Adventures. Each "different" game starts on a different stage or is a trained version of the game, the only one I see no differences is World cup 92.

>>1319808

This one is for Famicom, the top label is written "Golden Mario". The game is S. Mario Lost Levels, and this cart is heavier than the others. Also, there's a label on the back with some japanese/english instructions.

>>1319813

The back label.

>>1319814

Super Mario for Sega Genesis, I always forgot which game is this, "Squirrel" something.

>dat bowser's head photoshopped on Yoshi

>>1319825

"30 in in" with 4 games, Flicky, Streets of Rage 1, World Cup 92 again and Ms. Pacman. They put the X-men and Daffy Duck in this cover to indicate SoR and Pacman, I love chineses.

>>1319831

Ronaldinho 98 for Genesis. "Ronaldinho 9x" and "Futebol Brasileiro 9x" are very famous International Superstar Soccer Deluxe hacks here in Brazil, probably most of people here never heard about the name ISSS (they even changed the opening and sounds of the game) but already played some of this versions.

>>1319836

Finally, this is uncommon even for me, a pirated N64 cart "MRC". I couldn't find my original cartridge to take a picture side by side to make a comparison. The cart is very light, there's no back label with Nintendo instructions and doesn't have any screws, it's glued/connected.

>>1319991

>>1319991
caralho!! pense num vendaval de nostalgia que deu aqui...
putz man...quase me teleporto pra locadora que tinha perto da minha casa...

>Played this awesome hack of ISS while as a kid and since then never laid eyes on it.
>MFW I almost faint from the nostalgia.

>>1300186
>jupan
>usa usa
lol

Does anyone remember the Treamcast? It was a Dreamcast that ran pirated games and VCDs.

>>1309298
Holy shit, I had this cart, it was great!!!

>>1319991
Ei man, tu chegou a ver um street fighter II para NES (phanton system) que só não tinha o ken, e o final de todos os lutadores era sempre o mesmo: (igual ao do ryu - andando numa estrada com o por do sol ao fundo)?

>>1320026

>>1320039
o narrador é o mesmo da versão brazuca?
Is the in game narrator the same one from the brazilian 'ronaldinho soccer'?

and more importantly WHO IS THAT GUY?!

>>1320045
I dont know, maybe he´s the same here

>>1320057
fuck...
Does Every latin country has its own version?
I though we were special...

>>1320039
>>1320057
Holy shit, I didn't know there were so many alternate versions of this. Did the same group of pirates released 'em?

>>1320039

>>1320039
>>1320057
>>1320076
>Genesis
top pleb

>>1320712

>implying

Also, PS2' Bomba Patch is the king of all hacks for football games.

>>1320712
>>1321229

>>1321250
I saw a guy trying to sell Zelda: OoS on a cart like this, although it had the original label. I messaged him that it was a pirate/bootleg and he got really pissed

This thing, a console you hold in your hands that plugs into the TV, I remember from the mid-late 90s. It plays Atari 2600 games.

This company which distributed the console in the UK, Systema, which I gather is a British one, also sold handheld LCD games. Some of these were branded with things like Doctor Who and the Daleks, Lemmings, WCW, and given they distributed the TV Boy I'm not sure they had agreement to do this.

I remember the TV Boy from the Argos catalogue- it was sold at a major high-street retailer. Another pirate console that got sold in chain stores, and also got TV exposure was the Scorpion, a Mega Drive hardware clone (possibly manufactured in the UK?) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_0g8zHhzd8

You can play games from all regions and switch between PAL/NTSC, but games play at different speeds.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=poz3yzcYPfo

http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/ROM_hacks#Pok.C3.A9mon_ChaosBlack

>Another infamous hack is Pokémon ChaosBlack, which is a modification of Pokémon FireRed that was released on the Game Boy Advance.

>This game contains many fake Pokémon, including Mewthree.

>Chaos from the Sonic the Hedgehog games exists on the front cover

This is a console-in-a-gamepad wich directly connects to the TV via AV. I think it just plays NES games

>>1322584
>Another pirate console that got sold in chain stores, and also got TV exposure was the Scorpion, a Mega Drive hardware clone (possibly manufactured in the UK?)

It's definitely a Taiwanese clone, there's no way it was "made by a British company" - Bad Influence were not good at getting their facts right. I suspect this console was pulled from the market pretty quickly.

The TV Boy was not very legitimate either (the games were all pirated hacks), but since it was far from current and patents had probably expired it seemed to have fell under the radar as I do recall Argos (a large legit retailer) sold it for quite some time.

Systema's LCD games do seem more legit. It would be very hard to get away with such blatant copyright infringement in the UK.

Names were changed and copyright notices were removed from the TV Boy games to obfuscate things - if it was brandished with names like Pac-Man or Pitfall or whatever then they would have been much more likely to get in trouble.

Castle Smurfenstein. Come at me bro

>>1310145
>>1310195
>>1310198
>>1312140
>>1313608
I have a famiclone with similar software, except that it's in english. It's called the "Super Smart Genius".

>>1323028
I think you're right about the LCD games being legit. There are very many of them.

Systema also released a version of the German Hartung Game Master console branded the Systema 2000

SNES version was never dumped :(

>>1322751
76 JUEGOS

>>1324185
>that D-pad

oh dear christ what

>This thread

ask Argentinians

they're the king on Sega Genesis Pirate Cartridges

Friendly reminder: Dendy Chronicles 9 finally got translated into English.

>>1327105
>tfw blocked in my country Ukraine

>>1327124
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hola-better-internet/gkojfkhlekighikafcpjkiklfbnlmeio?hl=en

>>1327124

To be honest, you aren't missing much, this translation is (mostly) a complete gibberish.

Gotta go fast

>>1315801
That is startling.

My friend gave me an N64 controller he bought at a Flea Market; apparently whoever sold it to him turned it into one of those plug and play type things you'd see at the dollar store but with NES games and they took off the Joystick and c-buttons for some reason. I got a few minutes of enjoyment out of it from time to time.

I've had a bit of a soft spot for this for a while, it's not very good but for what it is it's kinda cool

>>1327105

noice

Alright, we're back with Strider!

>>1329940
WTF is that supposed to be?

>>1332497
FF7 recreated in 8-bit bootleg RPG form

So, do you think these bootleg games were made by one bloke in his basement or a whole team?

i was excited when i got this... it's just batman though

get it? batman?

even these are getting expensive

what the fuck

http://www.ebay.com/itm/ULTRA-RARE-cart-for-Famicom-Famiclone-LOOK-Pokemon-collection-/111239134058?pt=Video_Games_Games&hash=item19e65e7b6a

http://www.ebay.com/itm/ULTRA-RARE-cart-for-Famicom-Famiclone-LOOK-Samurai-Zombie-Nation-/111250765630?pt=Video_Games_Games&hash=item19e70ff73e

http://www.ebay.com/itm/ULTRA-RARE-cart-for-Famicom-Famiclone-LOOK-Chip-N-Dale-Rescue-Rangers-2-/111246843721?pt=Video_Games_Games&hash=item19e6d41f49

>>1332636
....

my absolute weirdest games are these 2 with switches on the front. they control what game is played

this one has binary input selection

>>1332714
woops, the previous one had binary input.

>>1332661
The artwork for Zombie Nation is surprisingly good. I couldn't have put it better myself.

>>1332606
Entire teams. The reason why so many of them were poorly made can be owed to the fact that they had very little documentation on how the NES worked. Everything they knew they learned by taking apart games and looking at their code. There's even Chinese NES development docs nowadays, but they're still very poorly made.

I wonder if I could take a sweatshop of Chinese programmers and have them design a good game.

i got this in portugal

>>1332779
>fancy brothers
>fancy mario
>fancy bros

MAKE UP YOUR MIND

its fucking contra

>>1331759
The one on the left would work so well as an alternate cover to one of the NES wrestling games.

Man, I know I'm never gonna be able to find this again, but...

When I was young, my grandma got me some cheap LCD game from the drug store. The title was just "Arcade Fighter", but the presentation was kind of interesting. It had its own little tiny arcade stick, and six buttons. Had the generic built-in beeper speaker, but this one could actually play music. This thing had one of those block matrix displays on them, like a Tomogatchi, rather than the LCD "stills" you're used to seeing on Tiger handhelds and the like.

What was by far the most impressive, however, was that the game itself was a fairly accurate re-creation of Street Fighter II, just with REALLY low res stick sprites. A couple of details were recognizable, such as E. Honda being huge and Chun-Li's hairbuns. However, when you got to the character selection screen, it had low-res versions of the portraits from the arcade version, and you could actually play as several of the characters.

The port wasn't complete, and I think the joystick was too shitty to actually recognize any advanced inputs (no quarter circles, etc.), but I have to hand it to them for trying. It was a step above the traditional knockoff hardware.

>>1332834
Wow... I´m trying to imagine what you are describing... Sounds VERY INTERESTING

Just bought this for 20 bucks

>>1333582

>>1333585

>>1333589

Ok, penguin confirmed for weirdest famiclone console.

>>1333585
I like this

>>1333591
>>1333589
>>1333585
>>1333582
That thing is just so bizarre. I'd buy it if I ever found it for cheap.

>>1333932
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Famicom-Clone-Can-Play-Penguin-Rare-Famiclone-Console-Power-Games-Nintendo-/171213205039?pt=Video_Games&hash=item27dd1a2e2f

POLYSTATION... I summon you!!

whaaaaaaaaaaat

why is chip and dale so popular for these hacks? I have like 5 copies of weird shit like this

>>1334517
Over nine MILLION games!

>>1334517
oh man, they're still selling those for like $9
Dendy like clones starting at around $30
are those cheaper polystations any good or pure shit?

>>1335229
pure shit

>>1304469
All Night Nippon is actually more like Super Mario Bros. Vs than Super Mario Bros. It has some levels from the first Super Mario Bros, some from the second, and some original, on top of the altered enemy sprites and different level sprites.

It's a lot easier than SMB2 and Vs, but it's the same principle as Vs.

>>1335229
As far as I tried, Polystation were kinda good. Maybe not the best famiclone, but surely not shit
>ITS JUST NOT A GAME ANYMORE

>>1335229
I have a "Victor" which looks the same as that and it is utter shit. Controllers are godawful with really short cables, lightgun has unusably short cable (not even sure if ever worked), build quality is terrible, it stinks of diesel and the audio quality is also poor.

Actually, after finding a picture (mine is far away) there are numerous differences. Maybe this "Victor" is a knock-off of a knock-off?

>filename

What I currently play NES games on.

>>1337089

I was thinking about getting one of these but I can't find it for less than a hundred bucks and I don't think it's worth that much.

>>1337580

>>1334969
There's a Gadget Hackwrench cult in Russia, remember? Maybe therein lies the explanation.

>>1337580
Too bad AmiAmi doesn't still have it in stock, could have gotten it for like 50-60 or so dollars.

>>1337580
Less than $50 here, and not close to worth it
That picture is very deceptive. The thing is no where near the size of a FC controller. It's a good 1.5" wider and 3-4 times thicker. When you see it in person it looks funny not cool. And when you hold it it feels so cheap. Feels like it's going to fall apart in your hands. And a few weeks later it does.

Get a GB Micro with the FC controller face plate and run an emulator if you don't want total shit.

>>1338473
nice cover, bro...

>>1338443
>Feels like it's going to fall apart in your hands. And a few weeks later it does.

That's sad, I really like its design

>>1335229

just your regular bootleg console

>>1309347
Its only 3 levels nigger i wish the whole game was longer

>>1338473
I lost it at Cap'n Crunch.

>>1305068

You think THAT is bad? Check THIS out!


I have quite a few pirates, but none are chinese games, just vainilla copies of original games.

Famiclones? In my US Thrift Store in Washington?
More likely than you think.

I also found a Power Play Super Joy III a while back in the same store, but this one is a lot better. Its just labeled "Power-Joy", though. No other markings.

It takes 4 AAA batteries and yes, the cartridge is a 60-pin Famicom cartridge. Its an 84-in-1 cart, that as far as I have seen so far, actually has that amount of games! Or at least close to it. The majority are correctly labeled, and in alphabetical order descending, strangely enough. A couple are pirate originals such as "Fire Dragon" (snake clone) and Aladdin III (relabeled Magic Carpet).

Cart goes on the underside. Unlike the Super Joy III, the analogue stick actually works. And strangely enough, feels pretty good. Honestly, better than most N64 joysticks. Namcos Star Luster, on the cart, feels pretty good flying around with it. A lot of Japanese games, even if they had export versions. Makes sense, considering its a Famicom clone. A couple games I have yet to identify.
Like the Super Joy III, there is a DB-9 port on the bottom. For either a 2nd-player controller or joystick.

I'm sure there are a few idiosyncrasies concerning the accuracy of the NES (not emulation, what would you call it? Reproduction?) But I haven't noticed in the games I've played so far. Still looking through it. No Super Mario games, thank god. They're terrible on pirate carts. Often simply crashing.

Also, when you turn it on without a cartridge in it, it has its own ROM on board that has 6 built in pirate games. Anyone care for more shots or info?

>>1342316
Found a mario game. Called PANDAMAR. However, its more like a total conversion. It has different graphics, music, and sound. However, the level layout is the same as real Super Mario Bros. Game engine appears to be intact, too; It actually starts on World 1-1.

>>1342316
<3

>>1332703
It's a binary ticker that counts up to 31. That is hitlarious.

did you guys knew that pic related is actually a thing
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agbyssN1Ztg

>>1332779
Holy fucking shit when I was a tiny brat I had this exact same cart.
>tfw spanish spic

>>1338452
"Izza me, Molestio."

>>1343916
Eh, it's just Metal Slug. I thought it was an actual game about crashing planes on buildings.

>>1343942
Yeah.
That intro tho

I'm not the biggest fan of pirate carts, but I fucking love Famiclones.

This one is particularly bizarre. Is that some kind of female Robocop?

>>1343947
>Juego de video
This has always irked me. We have "videojuego", but "juego de video" always sounded odd to me, as if it was some sort of playground game involving camcorders.

>>1343951
I speak portuguese, and we just call 'em video games'. No need to complicate things so much.

Calling 'em 'TV games' Makes a lot more sense, tho.

For those girl gamers out there, there should be a game controller that one can attach a dildo to, so they can fuck themselves when they play video games.

>>1344891

PS2 had something like that for REZ.

Yes, seriously, look it up.

>>1345446
That's an unintended purpose (or so they say)
I'm talking about a controller that looks like an N64 controller, except the middle prong is a Bad Dragon toy.

>>1307113
Captain Planet, he's a Heero!
He's gonna bring pollution down to Wing Zero!

>>1332780
Holy... Shit.

That cartridge

How much, no joke. Shipped to U.S.A.

I need that cartridge, hard.

>>1345720
haha good filename

>>1332780
I want to play XO CHACKN POP.

>>1338443
Well, damn. I've ordered one already. I guess we'll see when it arrives. I guess it can't be worse than pic related.

>>1338443
>The thing is no where near the size of a FC controller.
Well, that's pretty obvious, since it takes famicom carts. It's more like the size of a psp.

>>1345720
>>1345765
The artwork is actually from something else (some legit SF clone?), but I can't remember what

>>1319991
Hue here, Dat 1970 dreamteam..

For the sake of record: in Poland in 1990's all NESes were bootlegs produced in Thailand and sold by domestic company as "Pegasus Family Game" (actual promo pic)

More info: http://translate.google.pl/translate?hl=pl&sl=auto&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.gry-pegasus.xaa.pl%2FHistoria.html

TV ad: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdP43mYgOD0

>>1346368

Forgot the picture.

>>1342316
I used to have one of these when I was a kid. saddly like most carts that say they have 100 games or so have slightly altered copies of the same game already on it. I remember this thing having a warp man game except the astronaut guy was replaced with pikachu, and the hello kitty dig dug. and of course many more games like that. I also remember the system glitching really bad if the battery power is low.

>>1346368
My late grandma never bought me a famiclone, she said that it was too expensive (30zł) no kurwa rzeczywiscie

I just got an english translation of Pokemon Green Version. It seems to be a direct grab from the original green version and has all the ugly sprites from the very first (Red/Green) japanese versions.
I think it got quite popular because of the horrid translation that is just completely out-of-place.

Anyone got more information about this one? When was it made? Was it just an early port of the japanese games or was it made later to trick people into thinking they've got a rare thing?

>>1346368
>Thailand
They're from Taiwan, made by Micro Genius who were one of the first and foremost Famiclone makers.

>only Polish I know
kurwa

>>1346404
>Was it just an early port of the japanese games
Well it's got the Western logo so couldn't have been released before the US launch of red/blue

>>1346404
I can't believe they didn't go the extra mile and made the cart case green, and also to use the venosaur artwork from the game instead of the anime.

>I can't believe they didn't go the extra mile and made the cart case green, and also to use the venosaur artwork from the game instead of the anime.

At least they were able to trick me with it XD
I never played Pokemon back then and I just thought: Hey, old pokemon game for 3€, gotta take that. But actually this is a cool find. I imagine it being fun to play on my gamecube (gameboy player) with some friends after a few beers. Even when sober I can't stop laughing at the translation :D

>>1345746

It's not going to play in an unmodified NES. Just informing you. You have to disable the 10NES for it to load. You do so by lifting one of the pins, IIRC.

Have that in mind, anon.
Also: flashcarts. Expensive, but holy tits they are awesome.

bamp

>>1346269
http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/slammasters/slammasters.htm

>>1346635
That particular ROM is too alrge for my PowerPak. And Everdrive-N8 is sort of redundant once you own the original NES flashcart. I'm holding out hope for InviteNES to get some seriously advanced Mapper support since it seems to be targetting multicart lovers.

All that said. I still need that cart. My NES will run it without issue (as I have disabled my 10NES long since and I keep my pins clean and unbent. My "toaster" NES is actually more-reliable than most Toploaders)

What I am saying is, I MUST OWN THAT CART. Sell it to me, for science!

Would someone buy any of these games? I have some snes hacks here that i don't play that much.

>>1349571
I do buy FC pirates.

Pic related

>>1349750
One of the best pirates ever

>>1313608
Labels are:
System Education PC-DOC
Games Art Settings
Start

I just wonder what PC-DOS stands here for.

How do you like this?
FF5. On Sega Dreamcast. Translated into Russian.

I've got a Pokemon Gold with a black cartridge. "HC TRANSLATIONS VERSION 1.0" is among the letters and other characters available when you name your trainer or nickname your Pokemon.

Got another 36 in 1 cart (with its box too) but I regret that I can't get pictures.

>>1350314
Agreed, Hummer's work is just amazing.

BEST BATMAN/CO-OP GAME OF ALL TIME

>>1356318
>MONSTERS IN MY POCKET
I really loved that hack

>>1354947
Honestly, a 2600 shaped Famiclone would be cool.

>>1338443
Well, I finally got it. I actually think it's pretty cool. It doesn't feel cheap at all, I don't know what this guy was talking about. Maybe his console was defective.

It has 88 games already in it. I expected the usual multicart titles, but they're actually all original homebrew games. They're so weird, it's almost like action 52.

>>1359586
Maybe my experience with original consoles has made me set my standards unreasonably high for clones. Glad you're happy with it.

>>1359586
>88 homebrew games

Seeing as this was probably designed and sold in Japan, that must mean Japanese hobbyist programmers HAD to program games for it. Does that mean there's still a market for NES games? And I could hire Japanese programmers?

>>1360656
There's a market for cheap filler to pad out clone systems. They probably had a few guys on the hardware team crank them all out.

>>1360663
Makes sense to have hardware guys do it, NES game development isn't something Joe Schmoe can do. I wonder if those games are of the same quality as Kira Kira Star, Blade Buster, or Mr. Splash (all of which are Japanese homebrew games).

Here is a screenshot of some of the games that are built in on the FC Pocket. Some of these titles look quite interesting.

>>1360697
>Devildom Doom

>>1343942
Only as an LCD game...

>>1360909
Is... Is that real?

>>1360919
Yes, very much so.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XNJM_Kamyg

>>1360920
... Dayum. China knows no bounds.

>>1343947
>Is that some kind of female Robocop?
This oddly intrigues me.

>>1360993
Gives a whole new meaning to Robocop's phrase "Dead or alive, you're coming with me".

>>1343947
I posted a similar pic in another thread, about Famiclones.

That thing is called NASA in spain, it was better than the real NES, except for the controller

>>1301541
>yfw that game is beat em up with a empire of blue apes trying to overthrow humans

Came across this earlier - free UK delivery

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/201025659326

The controllers might not be excellent but it looks like mega drive pads will fit

A while back I bought a NES in for-parts condition. It didn't work, but there was a Famicom pin converter in the cartridge slot. Fucking score, right?

There was a Famicom cart board in it. The shell had been stripped off. Friend of mine tested it in his toploader, and the result...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOIdoUp-YEs

>>1361737
>looks like mega drive pads will fit
I would be extremely surprised if they were compatible. NES and MD pads are not at all alike.

>>1332834
Hmm, could you possibly be on about some sort of Game King derrivate? I know for a fact that there is indeed a SF2 game which somewhat fits your description for such systems.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUEfW3YDHPQ&t=7m00s
Around the 7:00 mark.

>>1364729
Wow... I didnt know such things existed

>>1367105
thats pretty kick ass compilation

>>1345654
10/10

>>1370850
I've seen of those GB Pokemon multicarts in person once.

But it doesn't even come with a save battery what's the freaking point?

>>1361007
It comes it built-in turbo buttons, I see. Is the compatibility on this thing good?

>>1327059
that gif brought me to tears. I bet he also had megablocks instead of legos, just like I did

do you have a link or anything?

> tfw I only had this and a shitty famiclone as a kid and that by the time the kids from civilized countries had playstation and gameboy color
it hurts so much

>>1357937
The Supervision wasn't quite a Game Boy clone, was it? More like a console of its own.

Also, the Mega Duck is another name for that crappy Cougar Boy portable.

>>1370857
Very few people actually know, as almost ALL NASA consoles are located in obtuse locations on the planet, they might as well come from the fucking moon. I would know because I was interested in buying one for $40, but they wanted another fucking $40 to ship it.

>>1370947
Same here...
Family game + Brick game = 100% happiness

>>1360697
>>1360721

>They're so weird, it's almost like action 52.

Trust me, they suck.

>>1370947
i remember when i had something like 150in1 and my friends got like 999in1 I was mega jelly back then

>>1372369

168in1 was great, it was commonly attached to bootleg NES in eastern europe

999in1 was crap though

>>1372450
do you remember one of these but the menu had a tiger holding to a cliff or something like that? I remember it was mosty SMB, Tanks and I think Dr Mario and there were SMB modes, like infinite lives or super jump

>>1372458
also this was the clone, I think the multicart came with it

>>1372450
But I was talking about brick game.
I never had a famiclone

>>1372458
i remembeer it also had duck hunt and a game similar to it where you shoot discs

>>1300390
That looks damn good for an NES game.

>>1370947
I cant find the picture, but I had one like pic related. Not a "TETRIS JR" and less buttons I think, but very very nice... I really loved that shit

>>1321229

this shit is just hilarious

>>1319813
If by chance this poster is still here, can you give any more info about this cart? Although I don't have a NES or Famicom moment I'd love to have the Japanese SMB2 on a cart. The original game was for the disk system add on as you probably know.

I've always wanted to collect carts like this but I don't have any cartridge based systems. What I'd really love is one of those multi-slot clones like the Retron systems that was actually compatible with games like this. Is this unrealistic? Because those things have limited compatibility with retail games as it is.

>>1373502
My retron plays all the unofficial carts I have but that's because they're all shitty multicarts with shitty games I only play a few minutes for a laugh. I wouldn't count on it for serious play.

>>1373520
Well the majority of these games, at least the ones that aren't just graphic hacks of official games, are complete crap so it would be for the novelty anyway. I think a lot of the multicarts are newer than the really strange single game cart oddities might not be as compatible.

Just curious but have you tried any flash carts or fan made reproductions on your Retron? Those are pretty much the only other carts I'd get if I had a way to play them.

>>1373539
You ever hear of the Retrode?
Allows you to use your carts on a PC or just about anything else that supports USB storage (like I believe Ouya can use it)

>>1373539
If you can pick up a second had retron for $2 like I did it's worth it if you just want to play a few things. I haven't tried a flash card in it. I've tried other accessories and none of them worked. But multi carts work so I suspect a decent flash cart would.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FEm-MigCOY

There is a neat little Super Mario World game for NES, where the bootlegers actually did a pretty good job at remaking several stages of SMW for NES. I can't tell what game it was hacked from but it's clearly not the engine from any of the NES SMB games.

>>1346635
>Flashcarts

Where do you find NES flash carts? I have been wanting to try one for a long time now but never seem to find any anywhere... not even on Amazon or ebay. Do I just fail at searching or what?

>>1373818
I think it was an original engine made for the game.

>super mario 16
That escalated quickly

>>1373836
Flash carts are rarely sold through eBay (because they tickle the anti-piracy policies) or Amazon (because they're so low-quantity).

Typical NES flash carts (RAM carts, really, as they load data temporarily from an external medium) are PowerPak and Everdrive N8.

>>1334517
>BUILT IN 10000000 GAMES
Makes it.

>>1323592
where did you find that?!

POKEMON STADIUM (snes)

I have a bootleg copy of Pokemon Yellow with a crazy label that boots up with a picture of Torterra for some reason and then has no title screen. Crashes like hell, but from the first town it seems identical to the original at least. Came in a lot with that terrible GBC "Pokemon Diamond" thing.

>>1374349
Thanks for the tips!

The first console I ever owned was a 999-in-1 NES console contained inside a fake N64 controller. I think it had Super Mario Bros, Circus Charlie, and Balloon Fight.

Remember when Kmart sold those cheap bootleg-ish LCD games in an aisle of the toy department?

Or was it just my Kmart?

>>1378503
I remember those toys. The Tiger ones were official (and usually sucked HARD). And then there were the bootlegs. I wish I could remember some but I remember seeing them, too!

Guys, check this out!
http://www.famicomworld.com/forum/index.php?topic=10303.msg143567;boardseen#new

>>1379912
So? No pics...

>>1321250
I've got a japanese minesweeper game on a cart like this.

>>1381676
Oh, you need to be a member, right.

>>1381985
post more!

>>1381985

>>1381985
I´ve seen a lot like this, but without batman

>>1385583

>>1300151

Wasn't there a website where you could make these cartridges?

>>1386904
those controllers looks kinda comfy and cool

>>1386913
Is there any? I´d like to know

>>1373176
I had one like in your picture, but it was yellow. I hate myself for not keeping better track of my things, I have no idea if I still have it anywhere

>>1386913
>>1387357
I saw one- they load custom Roms on old NES carts. Ok, "Custom" is a bit loose a definition...
http://nesreproductions.com/

Anyone know of a place like this for other systems? This one was NES only.

>>1300390
Is it pretty much just a down graded DKC1? Or is it its own game?

Super Mario 13

>>1389751
Wait... is he using a weapon?

>>1389579
Video game piracy is a crime.
https://www.nintendo.com/corp/legal.jsp#counterfeits

>>1300151
>What do you have/like?
I have over 200 famicom pirate carts. I had around 100 Mega Drive pirate carts too(they were more common in my South-Eastern European country then original carts), but i sold them all recently. Most are normal games, i don't care much for pirate originals because i collect just to play.

>What did you play when you were younger?
On Famiclone? Mostly regular Famicom/NES games, like SMB 1, Dr. Mario, Battle City, Contra, Contra Super C, Guerilla War/Cuba, Kung-Fu Master, Duck Tales 1 and 2, Chip and Dale 1 and 2, Darkwing Duck, Tiny Toon, Adventure Island 1,2,3, Jungle Book, Captain America, Prince of Persia, Flinstones 1 and 2, Taito Basketball, Nintendo World Cup Soccer, Gun-Nac, TMNT 2, TMNT Tournament Fighters, 3 Eyes Boy... but the game i wanted to play the most on my famiclone when i was a kid is SMB3 i saw in Wizard. I kept buying carts with Mario on the label, hoping i will find it, but sadly all i ever got were stupid romhacks like Pizza Mario, Samurai Mario...
Ithink that i couldnt find it because SMB3 uses some special chips, and the pirates couldn't reproduce them at that time, but im sure because i remember my neighbour had Crysis Force and that game also used a special chip.
Now i have SMB3 in my collection, but i think the cart is not so old.

Out of pirate originals i remember playing and beating Aladdin, which was pretty good, Lion King that was ok, Street Fighter 2 port that was mediocre, and horrible Mortal Kombat games.

>>1372459
This was the most famous clone in my country. They are pretty cheap, I can still remember the smell of the burning AC adapters. I had an older/better clone in the shape of the actual Famicom. Now i use a last Micro Genius model. It is a high quality hardware clone(it was even bundled with one wireless controller), not a NOAC like 99.9999% of all the other clones out there. Games work pretty good, apart from the sound that is not so accurate.

>>1300151

>What do you have/like?
I have over 200 famicom pirate carts. I had around 100 Mega Drive pirate carts too(they were more common in my South-Eastern European country then original carts), but i sold them all recently. Most are normal games, i don't care much for pirate originals because i collect just to play.

>What did you play when you were younger?
On Famiclone? Mostly regular Famicom/NES games, like SMB 1, Dr. Mario, Battle City, Contra, Contra Super C, Guerilla War/Cuba, Kung-Fu Master, Duck Tales 1 and 2, Chip and Dale 1 and 2, Darkwing Duck, Tiny Toon, Adventure Island 1,2,3, Jungle Book, Captain America, Prince of Persia, Flinstones 1 and 2, Taito Basketball, Nintendo World Cup Soccer, Gun-Nac, TMNT 2, TMNT Tournament Fighters, 3 Eyes Boy... but the game i wanted to play the most on my famiclone when i was a kid is SMB3 i saw in Wizard. I kept buying carts with Mario on the label, hoping i will find it, but sadly all i ever got were stupid romhacks like Pizza Mario, Samurai Mario...
Ithink that i couldnt find it because SMB3 uses some special chips, and the pirates couldn't reproduce them at that time. I'm not sure though, because i remember my neighbour had Crysis Force and that game also used a special chip.
Now i have SMB3 in my collection, but i think the cart is not so old.

Out of pirate originals i remember playing and beating Aladdin, which was pretty good, Lion King that was ok, Street Fighter 2 port that was mediocre, and horrible Mortal Kombat games.

>>1372459
This was the most famous clone in my country. They are pretty cheap, I can still remember the smell of the burning AC adapters. I had an older/better clone in the shape of the actual Famicom. Now i use a last Micro Genius model. It is a high quality hardware clone(it was even bundled with one wireless controller), not a NOAC like 99.9999% of all the other clones out there. Games work pretty good, apart from the sound that is not so accurate.

>>1391491
few interesting originals/hacks i have

>>1391494
and a couple for GB

>>1390426
Can I Download a Nintendo ROM from the Internet if I Already Own the Authentic Game?

There is a good deal of misinformation on the Internet regarding the backup/archival copy exception. It is not a "second copy" rule and is often mistakenly cited for the proposition that if you have one lawful copy of a copyrighted work, you are entitled to have a second copy of the copyrighted work even if that second copy is an infringing copy. The backup/archival copy exception is a very narrow limitation relating to a copy being made by the rightful owner of an authentic game to ensure he or she has one in the event of damage or destruction of the authentic. Therefore, whether you have an authentic game or not, or whether you have possession of a Nintendo ROM for a limited amount of time, i.e. 24 hours, it is illegal to download and play a Nintendo ROM from the Internet.

>>1391494
What is the one with the raccoon?

>>1345654
This is actually a Power Rangers game.

>>1391619
Nobody talked about SMW yet?
wow

>>1394326
Someone did for a brief moment, >>1373818

>>1394326
It's looking more like 'Super Peach World' instead. I'd play that.

>>1394326
Speaking of Mapper 90 games...

I finally got my mitts on Mortal Kombat 2 Special!

>>1395038
> Mapper 90
Is that a publisher or a platform or ...?

>>1395292
It's a hardware configuration inside an NES cartridge. The various types of memory mapper hardware (and other devices) are given numbers by emulator authors to identify which behavior is for which games.

>>1395038
In b4 you ruin it.

>>1395292
I have multiboot (switch on reset) with Flintstones dinosaur peak + Mortal Kombat on mapper 90

>>1397618
Show us the cartridge

>>1394326
I would love to get my hands on one of these... Hmmmm

>>1397809
Hello

>>1397618
Sounds cool. I want to see the switch!

>>1300151
I have an idea for a game and I've been looking to see what programs I could use to possibly get going. Any suggestions?

>>1399385
As in making a game for the NES?

Anyone else collect those?

>>1402614
Not exactly collection but I have some of them >>1303675

>try to repost that image
>duplicate image exits
>didn't realize I already posted it month ago

>>1399385
How is that related to the topic?

My friend had a GBC multicart. I remember seeing Pokemon Gold listed among the menu items, but when he selected it it was a totally different game. It starts off with this cutscene showing Pikachu in bed, then falling asleep. The rest of the game is a platformer that apparently takes place inside his dream.

Does anyone know what I'm talking about?

>>1402779
Because it would be an unlicensed homebrew? Fuck if I know.
>>1400195
SNES

>>1322584
mfw i had the second model of that with the big red plastic bit on the side, argos (uk store) sold them briefly in the 90's

>>1301096
being an argentinian sucks, i know. living here is so difficult if you're into retro vidya

>>1402875
Yes. I have that cart and know that game. It has a really silly cheat where you do something like hold down select while pressing start and then in the game select makes you invincible and turns off gravity so you can fly around like a UFO or something.
I'm very ashamed that I even know what you're talking about let alone know the cheat.

>>1397602
It's a cheapo pirate game. I don't see the reason to be so worried here... It's not like I can't just transplant it back from the Gyromite shell to it's original one ffs.

>>1403790
Although it looks and plays fine in my Twin Famicom...

>>1404106
I don't see the point to put the PCB in a NES cart case imo.
Also if you don't really care about condition of the cart shell, mine is in good condition but I'm looking for a better one, we could come on a deal/trade (with other stuff..? I left my mail in case of)

>>1403714
Do you know the name/manufacturer of that cart?

>>1300165
Is that really a pirated copy or just a demake?

>mfw this post is 1 month old

Boy, /vr/ threads sure last.

>>1386913
I remember a thread awhile ago where people made designs.

>>1397809
Kinaman in one of his videos said that SMW (Volume 1) is unfinished hack. Years later JY company released multicart with finished version.

>>1403491
Apparently there's a developers' cart out for SNES that allows you to make and test homebrew SNES games on actual hardware. I found a page about it here:
https://www.assembla.com/wiki/show/quickdev16

>>1404651
Emailed.

But honestly, the point is to have a unique NES Mortal Kombat 2 cart.

To the end I am also building one for Mortal Kombat 1 (I'm working on a ROM hack of the Mortal Kombat "III" built on the same codebase as MK2S) And I've found a "UMK3" that plays pretty decently.

But, really. I don't throw away my Famicom cart cases when I do transplants. Sometimes I decide I like them better as Famicom carts. Sometimes I have no choice, like my 254-in-one had the CHR A17 pin burned off. So I slapped it into a Gyromite cart and jumped A17 from the CHR-RAM to the NES-JOINT-01. Pic related.

At the end of the day, I could play games equally on my NES (Toasters for life, FUCK those cheap-shit Toploaders) or my Twin Famicom. It just comes down, to me, to what console I feel like playing on.

>>1405319
There's dozens of these types of things. Even plans to make your own.