Regarding SNES development
I had a thought. Remember the Super Gameboy compatible Space Invaders that actually had an SNES version on the cartridge? How easy would that be to write in? You could actually use a GB flash cart for SNES ROMs, if the allowable size is big enough. That might be worth looking into. And if the Gameboy Advance Player for Gamecube supports something like this, that would be even cooler.
I've heard that you can buy a GBA flash cart, put a lot of NES games on it, and use it like that. But that's what I hear from GameFaqs though.
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If I remember correctly, Super Game Boy features are not compatible with Game Boy Color/Advance enhancements to older games, and since the Game Boy Player is basically just a Game Boy Advance, and the Game Boy Advance doesn't support Super Game Boy enhancements, this probably wouldn't work.
DavidBrit, weren't you the one who did the work on determining the format that the eReader uses? How far did that get, and can I get the link again?
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