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The technology has always been available, for the last 10 years though it hasn't been PRACTICAL. It still isn't. The important part of the PowerPak is the FPGA. It uses an old FPGA which is compatible ...

You can buy them, the technology is available. But these guys prices are sky high ($160 a cart) and they're always sold out.

Can't Tommy make a cheaper one? http://www.retrousb.com/index.php?catego ...

How do you get Mario Kart to run on the SNES Flash Cart? I tried running it through the T-connector but still won't get past the nintendo startup logo.

Nevermind found a great site w/ pics and games that use the chips.

http://nsrt.edgeemu.com/INFO/chipinfo.htm

Yes, you could use the original chips but you would still need to make a board like the T-connector for each of the chip types where the Super Flash is plugged into to supply the ROM.

The SA-1 expa ...

yeah...stop upgrading too early Very Happy

Vista just came out there's nothing but these types of problems with it, happens every new O/S MS releases.

Did you try the compatibility mode? Just like w/ 2k a ...

It's better to make a list of games that won't work. Those are Bad Hacked ROMs (generally obvious as they are not a good rom dump and often have a bad internal checksum) and games that use special cop ...

Looks like he got more in, just placed my order Smile

Probably best to send Tomy an email. If you dont want your SWC anymore, I'll buy it Very Happy

I love my old DOS based SWC DX2 Smile

lol

I did mail him but no reply...I guess I'll wait until the site's u ...

Is anyone here? You guys still in buisness?

64MB Flash cart should play most games, I know the 64mb DX2 copier did.

The problems come into play with bad dumps [b] and hacks [h] ROMs that violate the SNES standard. They run fine on emulators ...

I have had a SWC DX2 64mb for years...but it's such a pain to use. It's only good for dumping carts now since it's so BIG and bulky!

I just found out there was a flash cart and am very pleased abou ...