Prototype Dumping Resources

[Querjek]

I can do some GB/GBC and most GBA, but like Red said, GBA is a bit of a grey area. Working on getting resources for other systems.

-Rob

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[LocalH]

I have a 16M Super Magic Drive and thus can dump Genesis/MD games that are less than 16Mbits.

[ZidanaX]

I have a 128M GDSF7, so I can dump just about any non-special-chip SNES cart

[vanadium]

I can dump Neo Geo Pocket / Pocket Color games.

[leonk]

Kevin Horton now sells CopyNES kits as well as complete systems.

So anyone can now dump NES games. so if you have a rare proto or any nes device that can be dumped (I believe the GAR is the only one that is currently supported) you have no excuse now!

[mrmark0673]

About the CopyNES units, how user friendly are they? I have some carts I would like to dump and I'm thinking about buying a CopyNES but I'm worried I won't know what I'm doing. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

[Dot50Cal]

Figured I'd put this out there:

I can dump Gamecube NR Discs and Dreamcast GDR's (prototypes). NR discs can be run on normal Gamecube's when you have a GCM of them.

I realize it looks a bit shady with 2 posts posting this, not sure what happened to my old account but it was wiped? Anyway, Im a moderator over at the Assembler forums so that should help my credibility a bit.

http://www.assemblergames.com/forums/member.php?u=1306

[MASTERWEEDO]

there are many kits on ebay right now. for many systems

[Wickeycolumbus]

Sorry to post in an old thread, but I can dump Atari 2600 games without tampering with the label, as well as most EPROMs (as long as they are not over 32 pins). I am located in Michigan. I can send out equiptment for dumping 2600 games, it only requires that you have a working 2600 system, and possibly a TV (a TV is recomended, so you can see if it is a sucessful dump).

[Wickeycolumbus]

Sorry to post in an old thread, but I can dump Atari 2600 games without tampering with the label, as well as most EPROMs (as long as they are not over 32 pins). I am located in Michigan. I can send out equiptment for dumping 2600 games, it only requires that you have a working 2600 system, and possibly a TV (a TV is recomended, so you can see if it is a sucessful dump).

I now have the ability to dump Atari 5200 games with out opening up the game/tampering with the labels and can send out the equipment to do so.

[Flack]

I am now the owner of a Retrode, which allows Genesis and Super Nintendo games to be backed up. On the Retrode website it appears that, with adapters, Atari 2600, Nintendo 64, Game Boy Advance, Virtual Boy, and other carts can also be backed up with the Retrode. Plus, it's USB, not floppy drive based.

[Kiddo]

Hey, thanks for bumping this thread up.

I got a Super UFO 34M for SNES ROMs. It's probably not as "advanced" as the stuff the other folks here have, but, well, yeah.

I've been hoping to get a Genesis ROM Dumper as well, to try to fetch a very specific ROM I'm looking for.

[i2a2n2]

I also have a Retrode

[3rdman]

any dumpers of GBA flash carts reside near north florida?

[nensondubois]

I have a SNES game that has not been dumped yet. Can someone here do this for me?

[BeaglePuss]

I have a SNES game that has not been dumped yet. Can someone here do this for me?

Do you mind me asking what game it is?

I can easily dump anything with socketed EPROMs, and I can vouch for Ian and his Retrode as he's dumped plenty of SNES stuff recently. He's a trustworthy dude and loves stuff like this.

[badinsults]

I have a Mash Mods flash cart programmer, which can dump any snes game (except for SA-1 and SDD-1 games). I've dumped well over 200 unique games with it, including several prototypes.

[i2a2n2]

I have a SNES game that has not been dumped yet. Can someone here do this for me?

If you want I am more then willing to help you out

(I am the Ian Beaglepuss is talking about)

[BeaglePuss]

I have a Mash Mods flash cart programmer, which can dump any snes game (except for SA-1 and SDD-1 games). I've dumped well over 200 unique games with it, including several prototypes.

I completely forgot that I too own a Mash Mod programmer. I've only used it a handful of times, but it's user friendly and reliable.

[badinsults]

If you are using the Mash Mods programmer, make sure to check out the No Intro forums, as emulator author Overload created an improved dumping program that increases the reliability of the device to make a proper dump.