Game Doctor SF 7

[pimpbot1976]

A buddy of mine gave me one of these two weeks ago. He also gave me a huge case of floppy disks loaded with snes games on em'

I am just wondering if you guys could help me with finding snes files that are compatible with the Game Doctor SF 7. Is there a site available that I could download these files/roms?

Thanks.

Richie-Rich

[pimpbot1976]

Is this machine rare at all?


Richie-Rich

[pimpbot1976]

I just wanna get a bunch of these files and burn em onto CD. Then I can just boot them from my comp onto the Game Doctor. :D

[petewhitley]

I'm no scientist when it comes to this kinda thing, but I do have a similar device, the Super Pro Fighter, and from what I understand, they are all fairly similar though they may use slightly different file extensions. I burned a hefty amount of SNES roms several months ago. I used SNES Tool to split them for 3 1/2" disks and that named them as well. Get it off Kazaa or Google search it. You can find plenty of roms in .zip files off Kazaa or simply Google and you'll find the popular sites with little effort. Good luck! Playing imports on your TV is much more satisfying than a 17" monitor.

[pimpbot1976]

Thanks. Much appreciated

[christianscott27]

i found one of those at flea market but it was missing the wires. can you tell me what kind of power supply it uses?

thanks
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[pimpbot1976]

The power supply I have for mine has a label on it with all different system logos on it. ie. mega drive, famicon, PC Engine

Oh and I picked another one of these up this past weekend with a super famicon for only $40 cad. :-D

[JLukas]

christianscott:

Sega Genesis Model 1602-1

here's a link of an example

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3530257746&category=3642

edit: that's for the Game Doctor 7/ Professor SFII