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does anyone know where i can get this pinout?

anybody else have a problem with this game on the power pak:

http://www.romhacking.net/trans/1420/

it freezes up when you start gameplay. works fine on an emulator.

you still gotta cut a hole in the cart, its not that low

i recieved the socket and tried it out, very nice! anyone looking for a socket, drop the extra couple of bucks for this one.

it starts up in nestopia, but the screen is all garbled

looks like this guy found a multi-cart pirate with the genesis port Jurassic Park The Lost World on it. i cant get the rom to load though. here is the page (need to scroll down to 6in1 rom): http://babelfish.yahoo.com/translate_url?trurl=http%3A%2F%2Fcah4e3.shedevr.org.ru%2Fdumping_2007.php&lp=r...

thanks, ill go with that blue one then

i was looking to buy a few 28 pin sockets to make some dev carts for testing chips. where can i get these? i checked out jameco, but they have a bunch of different kinds and wasnt sure which one to buy. thanks

i use ninja crusaders as a donor for this game:

http://www.thenesdump.com/screen%20shot ... kboard.htm

just wire the PRG just like a normal MMC3 game.

i thought this was mapper 1? why not just use a SLROM board. they are very common

has anyone tried to put this on a cart? i tried this a few times and it seems to act very strange on real hardware. i can get it to work sometimes, and sometimes it wont work at all. it is like that everytime i make the game. i tested on the power pak and it works fine. can someone check this out an...

Game for the nes and famicom are the same so there is no special rewiring if you take a famicom game and put in inside a nes cart. As long the hardware (mapper) and board are identical, it will work. I tested some nes game on my famicom dev board to make sure the dev cart is stable and had no issue...

i heard this is possible to do if you want to play a famicom game on a Nes. i know about 60-72 pin adapters, but they are hard to come by and i have alot of NROM boards and was planning on making a few repros that would be permanent. anybody ever do this? is there a wiring schematic anywhere?

does anyone have any 60-72 pin adapters they would like to sell me? i am looking for the kind that are found in gyromite, pinball, wrecking crew, etc. thanks!

i have a famicom board and saw that it has chips with the writing like this (right side up): http://bootgod.dyndns.org:7777/image.php?ImageID=3962 all of the nes carts i have ever encounted have writing on the chips upside down: http://bootgod.dyndns.org:7777/image.php?ImageID=4401 does this mean th...