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did you just buy this with the intention of dumping it? yikes. if you have your sights set on any other carts maybe ask around first, hopefully you can save some cash. No need, I don't plan on attempting to dump any more NES roms, if rom dumping is as frustrating as this was all around, not to ment...

Your comments are also in complete contrast to your repeated statements of "I'm not sending this cart out" and "I wasted $200 on a shitty bootleg cart". Why do you care if the game gets released, given you coveted this thing so heavily to begin with? Baffling. I "coveted&qu...

So where do we go from here? Does the rom get published online or do we have to wait until we can figure out how to get my kazzo to dump it?

Post the exact script that you used to dump yours, and if that doesn't work then we could confirm that it's the Kazzo's fault.

i have this cart and dumped it with my copynes. i used the mapper 11 script for color dreams/acgi. here's the famirom info: Cheetahmen The Creation.nes iNES ver.: 1.0 platform: NES mapper: 11 mirroring: Vertical prg size: 64KB (512kb) chr size: 32KB (256kb) prg ram: not specified battery: no traine...

Rewriting the entire game from scratch? I'd like to keep my sanity, thanks.
Is it possible that a different, more up to date NES dumping device would dump the game better? Kazzo devices have been out of date for about a year now

Are you guys sure it isn't possible to like romhack the game to make the graphics work?
Maybe what you have to do to get it to "look right" is change some values in the hex editor, unless the file size being inaccurate means that a lot of code was left out from the initial dump?

Let me just say something real quick I have never desoldered a chip in my life, the most work I have done with soldering is replacing batteries in a Pokemon cartridge. I once tried to put new solder on a pin but the solder always stuck to the top of the pen and was pretty much impossible to put onto...

What am I supposed to do, desolder all the chips so we can see what the board looks like on the inside!?!?!!?!?

Nope, it is still 32.0k. At this point we've reached a dead end, none of the scripts we've tried work and there's no way to figure out what's causing the problem.

The emulator doesn't even load the game up with that script, a waste of time to try it but I did it to make myself comfortable.
Maybe the reason why it isn't working is because someone needs to open a hex editor and hack it somehow...?

Do I really have to do this?
Also, what is a "latch"?

lidnariq wrote:No, to detect what the output of the latch is. Ideally while dumping it, but maybe while running also.

You mean I'd have to check the continuity of a circuit while the board is currently on? Isn't that dangerous?

Why would I need to do that? I already have a multimeter, and I already have used it to make a diagram of the boards.

What do you mean by this? I said too many different things for me to be able to usefully answer that question. You'll have to point at each specific thing you'd like me to re-explain. "Do you have any random electrical components? LEDs, resistors, wires, alligator clips, headphones?" What...