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[Trenton_net]

Super UFO 32 machines arn't hard to get. They are just hard to get if your low-balling people and expecting to get a good unit under <XXX> amount of money. I think most people don't actually use these machines for playing any more (at least I don't), and rather keep them for collectors sake.

If you offer enough money, you'll get any copier you want quite fast.

[Videogamer555]

Uhh, 2 things.

1 the mystique is the fact that it has the "underground" SNES piracy of the 1990s. A real collector's item with tons of features too, as the others have the same collectability but don't have the same crap-load of features and cool looking GUI.

2 from a practical standpoint it doesn't live up to the technological advantages of the flash carts from various companies. But it DOES have an aethsetically pleasing GUI, which none of the other old copiers had, and the modern flash carts don't have. It also has a screen capture feature, which none of the other old copiers had, and the modern flash carts don't have. It also has a MAG image file picture viewer, which none of the other old copiers had, and the modern flash carts don't have. It also can back up and restore cartridge save data, a feature which few of the other old copiers had, and NONE of the modern flash carts have. It also has a cheat code function, which few of the other old copiers had, and NONE of the modern flash carts have. It also has an in game save point feature , which few of the other old copiers had, and NONE of the modern flash carts have. So while not really best from a straight out "let me play my rom on my SNES" point of view, it does play ROMs AND have a crapload of other features and an AWESOME GUI, which (except for playing roms) are features that just don't exist in modern flash carts.

[MottZilla]

Well like Trenton said, put up a good offer for the copier you want and if it's good enough you'll probably not have to wait for long to get one.