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Your getting me wrong, I'm looking for a way to prevent the bending of the pins. I'm not looking for a way to clean them/the games.

I do, and I added it to the wiki . It includes the outline, the approximate bleed, and the position of the fold line. I used that, its the right size but I can't seem to get the label to stick using a glue stick. Mostly my troubles are with the end label. I'm using Epson glossy photopaper, its pret...

Does anyone have a template for making a cartridge label? I found one but it does not have the end label...

What type of eproms are used in them? And if anyone knows what about sega genesis carts, are they just swap a rom or do they need rewiring and what eproms do they use?

Only reason I'm "Rushing" to get one is because shipping time will likely be 2 weeks or close to that. I know a few things I want to do with it right away and how to do them.

Trying to find this out asap so I can order one.

Can someone tell me if these programmers will be able to program eproms for atari 2600,nes,snes etc?

I believe 16-bit EPROMs could have more than 40 pins. For most programmers there are adapters available for different types of chip packages, but mostly for surface-mount parts. So you may need an adapter if you want to program everything. I think some have up to 48 pins, but most have 40 pins 16 b...

So your saying it can't program them...but it can? I don't want to pirate mvs carts, I own an mvs arcade machine and would like to be able to fix my carts if a problem occurred or if I bought a non working board cheap. I'd like to make my own carts and maybe try my hand at reproduction carts and hom...

I'm trying to get something cheap, but will also be able to support new and old technology(eprom,eeprom,flash). I was thinking about getting the more expensive batronix programmer but I'm not sure. I'd like to atleast be able to program: 2600 nes snes Maybe neo geo mvs Will either of these support t...

I just like messing around with electronics etc and it would be fun to make a few games, Why would it be extremely expensive for more then 2/3?

He re-wired the traces on the cart, as he stated in the video description here: Mask ROM chip was removed, and pinout slightly re-wired for compatibility with 27C080 8-Mbit EPROM chips. The 32-pin ZIF socket makes changing EPROMs easy. How nice that he didn't disclose that in the video itself, resu...

How is this guy managing to pull this off?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NokPAngb4EM

What kind do they generally use? Is it just one chip you can solder in and it will work(Besides the games like starfox etc)?
Would I be able to program snes roms using this?
http://www.progshop.com/shop/programmer ... ammer.html
Edit: it says it supports EPROM (27, 27C, 87, ...)

Ohh, is there any way to tell without opening the cart? Like is there a list somewhere of supported donor boards?