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IвЂ™m really glad that Hackaday reports that kind of stuff (and that Andrew provides source code to easily reproduce his devices, and thatвЂ™s really cool) but PLEASE STOP with this lurid and inaccurate вЂњcheering teenage advertisementвЂќ style once for all !! (or is it your new policy to attract a larger and smug audience?) ? does something that could not occur (erasing a non-erasabale ROM, aka READ ONLY Memory) = no small accomplishment ?!! вЂњa device that could successfully read the cartridge without erasing it, no small accomplishmentвЂќ ? pinouts all over the place for 25 years ! and where is this вЂњreverse engineeringвЂќ report to be foundвЂ¦? вЂњAndrew had to desolder the EEPROM pins from the SNES cartridge and reverse engineer the pinouts himselfвЂќ Posted in classic hacks, Nintendo Hacks, Slider Tagged catridge, catridge reader, controller, game, github, open source, pinouts, reverse engineering, snes, Teensy, USB mass storage Post navigation This had the venerable AtmelВ ATmega328 at its core, and can be used separate from the cartridge reader if desired.

So went a step further and made his own SNES controller to USB converter. Of course, the experience of any console is just not the same without the original controller. The finished cartridge reader is build on some protoboard and weвЂ™d like to complement on his jumper routing on the underside of that board. had to desolder the EEPROM pins from the SNES cartridge and reverse engineer the pinouts himself, but the end result was a device that could successfully read the cartridge without erasing it, no small accomplishment. The device mounts a real cartridge as a USB mass storage device, allowing you to play your games using an emulator directly from the cart. Was inspired build his own Super Nintendo cartridge reader based on a device we covered an eternity (in internet years) ago.

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