I was hoping to catch the eye of anyone out there that has done some SNES cartridge shell modification (or point me in the direction of someone who has). I have a Mega Man X2 but the front plastic shell is cracked under the label. I thought that I would replace the front plastic shell, slap a new label on there and voila! Unfortunately; my NHL 96 that I picked up does not have the same shell. I've never open up any SNES games before but I have noticed that the PCB board and contacts come in different shapes, models etc. So obviously the plastic SNES game shells come in different shapes to hold these different boards. When viewed from below, the "normal" PCB board types appear to be one piece; but the MM X2 has separation near the ends and looks like 3 pieces.
My question is - are there any other cheap SNES games out there that use the same PCB/plastic shell (from which I could borrow their shell) OR is there a good way to modify (nail file, dremel) a cheap shell that houses a different PCB so that it will fit the PCB that comes with MM X2. The MM X2 PCB is SHVC-2DCON-01. I think the only other game that uses this board is MM X3 and i'm not ordering an MM X3 for the shell. Thanks for reading and any help that you can provide.
