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FanOPants
05-24-2009, 10:42 PM
Came across this in a lot some time ago and am not sure what it's worth (a critical piece of information given that I want to sell it). Here's a link to a photo (not mine):
http://i23.ebayimg.com/01/i/000/9b/49/1928_1_b.JPG
From an eBay Hong Kong auction (listing price was ~$45 + shipping). What's a reasonable asking price?
FanOPants
05-29-2009, 02:06 AM
Anybody?
darkslime
05-29-2009, 02:31 AM
This is a famiclone, right?
iloveguns
05-29-2009, 02:43 AM
i think its good....
Kitsune Sniper
05-29-2009, 03:43 AM
This is a famiclone, right?
Looks like a copier to me.
mb7241
05-29-2009, 04:05 AM
It's indeed a copier, for the SNES/Super Famicom, for carts up to 16 megabits in size. Not worth a metric ton, though SNES copiers without the AC adapter or floppy drive don't tend to get much, anyway. I'd say $25-$35 is fair, assuming it at least works. Now if you were to get one that worked for bigger carts (32 megabits, for example), you'd be looking at quite a bit more (I've seen 32-megabit copiers get $70+).
On a similar note, I've a copier lying around, myself, a Multi Game Hunter. Mine has the most unusual ability to copy SNES/Super Famicom games and Genesis/Mega Drive games o_O . Unfortunately, it's missing the AC adapter, and it's only 16-megabit, like yours.
FanOPants
05-29-2009, 05:09 PM
It's indeed a copier, for the SNES/Super Famicom, for carts up to 16 megabits in size. Not worth a metric ton, though SNES copiers without the AC adapter or floppy drive don't tend to get much, anyway. I'd say $25-$35 is fair, assuming it at least works. Now if you were to get one that worked for bigger carts (32 megabits, for example), you'd be looking at quite a bit more (I've seen 32-megabit copiers get $70+).
On a similar note, I've a copier lying around, myself, a Multi Game Hunter. Mine has the most unusual ability to copy SNES/Super Famicom games and Genesis/Mega Drive games o_O . Unfortunately, it's missing the AC adapter, and it's only 16-megabit, like yours.
Just what I was looking for, thanks!
Kuros
05-29-2009, 06:23 PM
mb: I'm sure you can use another ac adapter if you find out what voltage/amps and directionality the copier needs.
mb7241
05-30-2009, 04:02 AM
mb: I'm sure you can use another ac adapter if you find out what voltage/amps and directionality the copier needs.
This is true. I probably have an AC adapter lying around here that'd work on mine, as well, now that I think of it...just no IBM-formatted floppies (strangely, I do have Apple-formatted floppies, though o_O ).
Oh, and one more thing for you, FanOPants... Why were bigger copiers made? Quite simply, the bigger copiers are primarily used for later games and RPGs (Final Fantasy VI, for example, is 24 megabits, Super Mario RPG and Chrono Trigger are 32 megabits, and Star Ocean and Tales of Phantasia are 48 megabits (those two are probably among the most graphically impressive games on the system, btw, even outshining many PS1 and N64 games...absolutely stunning)).