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To Repro or to Emulate?

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JakeHC:


--- Quote from: Arseen on May 17, 2015, 10:34:28 PM ---Bit side tracking:

There are 2 repros I really would want someone to be able to create, but due to missing or limited ROMs are somewhat doubtful to appear anytime soon:

- Starfox 2 complete = The fixed Starfox 2 that is available as repro already but with the multi-player portion restored and added as well. Somewhat working Alpha of multiplayer is playable, someone just has to finish it and add it to the currents Starfox 2 ROM.

- F-Zero Deuce League = The missing 5 tracks from BS F-Zero (Forest 1-3 & Metal City 1-2).These have not been found and even videos of Forest 3 and both Metal City tracks are lost.are
Or Better yet F-Zero complete = Combination of original F-Zero (as Knight, Queen and King Leagues), BS F-Zero GB2 repro and the missing 5 tracks arranged like they were in BS2 weeks 1 & 2 (as Ace and Deuce Leagues)

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Those two are completely understandable :) Anything along with the BS series makes sense to me to throw on a cart.

I've managed to pick up a few super famicom games for 5 bucks each shipped, so I'll case them up. How easy or difficult is it to reprogram them Shenske? I wouldn't mind learning to do this myself.

razielleonhart:

why not both?  ;D

Beastman1975:

i personally like to get repros just to have a physical  copy in english when possible , but emulating is nice cause you can stop save wherever you are in the game

TDIRunner:

I've considered building my own repros, but for the investment, I think I'm more likely to get an Everdrive and go that route.  I like having the physical copy, but for me, playing the game on the original hardware is what's most important and the ED lets me do that. 

Spiden:


--- Quote from: KPE on May 18, 2015, 08:01:05 PM ---Repros dont lose value   :P

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Yes they do. Star Ocean used to go for $200 and up. But with changes in the way repros are being made, (using new parts and chips) the price has come down to $75 on average.
The price for Star Fox 2 is also falling. When I started buying repros the average game cost about 60 -70 dollars, but now I can get them at $30.

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