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    Default WTB: Import Converter For The SNES.

    Looking for one. Dont really care what type, just as long as it works.

    Also, I have looked around online for some but I cant find any. Anyone know of a place?

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    Just cut the tabs out of the inside your snes and you can play all imports. Its free and easy to do.
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    I have no talent when it comes to modding things....

    What tool should I use? Yes, Im serious.

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    I took the low tech road to mod mine:

    I got a cigarette lighter and melted the tabs down and then chipped them out.

    Plays imports just fine now.
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    You can also cut the tabs off a Game Genie and use that as a converter. It's easier to do that than it is to do it to the system itself. But I would prefer a converter cart myself, and I don't know where to get one either. I've heard of one called the Honeybee, but I'm not sure if it works on US SNES or not.
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    I used a cigarette lighter to heat up a screw driver and melt them off.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Iron Draggon
    I've heard of one called the Honeybee, but I'm not sure if it works on US SNES or not.
    Ya, Lik Sang has them but not in stock.

    Quote Originally Posted by sisko
    I used a cigarette lighter to heat up a screw driver and melt them off.
    Thats exactly what I had in mind.

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    I used an x-acto knife heated up with a lighter and cut them suckers out. Funny thing is, I have no import games. Guess I was bored.

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    Bighab on these forums is selling the Honeybee one right now. Pretty cheap too!
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    Hmmmm, Free mod job or $28? If I wasnt so blind and knew that I could have done this myself I would have picked that up for sure.

    OK, Enough of my rambling, Gonna find me a screwdriver so I can play Mobile Suit Gundam.

    Thanks Guys!

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    Well that Honeybee looks more like a converter for playing SNES games on SFC, not the other way around. Do they make one for playing SFC on SNES?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Iron Draggon
    Well that Honeybee looks more like a converter for playing SNES games on SFC, not the other way around. Do they make one for playing SFC on SNES?
    Here's the product description for it from Lik Sang:

    Product Features
    # Play foreign import games (99% compatibility rate) on your SNES/SFC console
    # Play US or Japanese games on a PAL machine
    # Play PAL or Japanese games on a US machine
    # Play PAL or US games on a Japanese machine
    # Not compatible with FX chip games
    # Can be used with almost all Super Nintendo/Super Famicom cartridges
    # Extend your SNES/SFC software collection
    # Requires one domestic game cartridge (not included)
    # Limited stock, only available as long as stock lasts
    # Compatible with 99% of games, not compatible with Super FX chipset titles

    The only odd thing about this is that it requires a US cart to be plugged into the back of the converter for the conversion of any import.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Iron Draggon
    Well that Honeybee looks more like a converter for playing SNES games on SFC, not the other way around. Do they make one for playing SFC on SNES?
    There is a converter for SFC to SNES. I have one, it's made by a company called Vintron. Never heard of them before but it works perfect. I don't have a digicam handy but if you wanted some pics I can see what I can do.

    Oh and I purchased it locally from a garage type sale, so I don't have a clue where it originally came from. Sorry

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    I have a Nakitek Game Saver/Converter for sale, if you haven't cut the tabs out yet.


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