Buy the 27C322 to SNES Mask ROM Adapter Board on my store page! NEW! The 27C160 to SNES Mask ROM Adapter Board! I've been getting a lot of requests for this board! This little board adapts the 32 Mbit 27C322 EPROM to fit in donor SNES boards or custom SNES PCBs. This will save you … Continue reading 27C322 to SNES Mask ROM Adapter Board
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29F016/032/033 TSOP-to-SNES Programming Adapter (TL866)
Buy the 29F016/032/033 Breakout Board Programming Adapter on my store page! This adapter is specifically for programming the 16 Mbit or 32 Mbit TSOP EEPROMs 29F016 and 29F032 or 033. The programming adapter reroutes the pinout of the SNES Mask ROM to the 40-pin TSOP adapter for use with the TL866 MiniPro programmer. This way, … Continue reading 29F016/032/033 TSOP-to-SNES Programming Adapter (TL866)
27C322/160/800/400 Programming Adapter (TL866)
Buy the 27C322/160/800/400 Programming Adapter on my store page! The 27C322 and 27C160 EPROMs are 42 pins wide. The TL866 and TL866II programmer only has room for 40 pins. So how are we going to deal with that? Well, the short answer is, we’re going to trick the TL866 into thinking we’re programming a different … Continue reading 27C322/160/800/400 Programming Adapter (TL866)
SNES Reproduction Quick Guide – Custom PCB
Please look at the main entry for more information! Here I will detail to you a quick and dirty guide to making SNES repros using my custom boards. There's a lot more detail over on the main tutorial, but here I will forgo a lot of the detailed information about programming different chips and instead … Continue reading SNES Reproduction Quick Guide – Custom PCB
The SNES Cartridge, Briefly Explained
SNES cartridges come in a few different variants, distinct in a few major ways. As noted in the main SNES reproduction guide, there are six major categories that set apart different boards - bank type, ROM size, SRAM size, extra chips, speed, and the video type or region. If you check out my big list … Continue reading The SNES Cartridge, Briefly Explained
How to Make a SNES Reproduction Cartridge
Using my custom SNES PCBs to make your games? A quick guide has been generated for your viewing pleasure! Disclaimer: This is a somewhat involved process that involves a decent amount of soldering and possible desoldering, and using a lot of older technology. You might run into issues with broken parts, and it might get … Continue reading How to Make a SNES Reproduction Cartridge
How to Make an NES Reproduction Cartridge
Ever want to play a rare or expensive game on the NES instead of on an emulator? What about a game only available on the Famicom? Or maybe your very own ROM hack? With this guide, I can help you make that happen! Learn how to put these onto a physical cartridge to play on your very own NES!
