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Holy Crap!
AppleQueso:
so now you should like, post a video of a game boy game pllugged into a game genie plugged into a super game boy plugged into a game genie plugged into an SNES
sega stack will soon meet its match
Arseen:
--- Quote from: AppleQueso on March 23, 2012, 11:20:01 AM ---so now you should like, post a video of a game boy game pllugged into a game genie plugged into a super game boy plugged into a game genie plugged into an SNES
sega stack will soon meet its match
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Or post a video of a micro SD card plugged into Sd card adapter plugged into GB emulator cart pllugged into a game genie plugged into a super game boy plugged into a game genie plugged into Action Replay plugged into an SNES.
Of course the SD cart is empty as we don't like video game piracy, besides the tower woulkd not work anyway, and if switched on would probably blow the fuse inside the SNES. ;)
wiggy:
All that and I'll stick my Satellaview on the bottom :P
If my SNES cartridge port weren't so worn out, I'd prolly attempt all that. As it is, it took about 5 minutes just to get that SGB to fire up and run properly. I gotta grab another SNES or 2 sometime soon...
UncleBob:
This is pretty darn awesome.
This would be one way to get my Super Game Boy 2 to work without issues.
Alternatively, I've considered getting a second Super Game Boy 2 and original SGB and just attempting a case mod.
But this is pretty sweet too. Curious - how much would you charge for something like this?
wiggy:
Hmm, not sure. Let me figure out how long it took and get an estimate thrown together. Now that I've done one, it shouldn't take nearly as long to reproduce it. The only question I have for you is whether or not you want to supply the parts, or would you want me to source them? It requires 2 Genies and any SNES game with a board that has the extra pins. I found my extra Genie on eBay for 5 bucks shipped, and picked up the copy of Stunt Race on Amazon for $1 + shipping.