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    Default Superfighter Pro SNES/Megadrive Backup device

    Just purchased a superfigher pro back up device which Create back-ups of all of your games to floppy disk drive built-in to the device.

    I just bought it for £100.00 pounds boxed in manuals, did I get a deal or did I pay over the odds?

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    You paid over the odds.

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    Thought I did, how much are these worth?

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    You did pay more, but if it's worth it to you, no biggie since they are somewhat rare. $100 is probably more like it (whazzat, like 65 pounds or something?).

    However, you did get it complete, so...score.

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    I saw a boxed/complete Super Magic Drive sell on eBay recently for about £40. That only rips MD games though, so I'd expect a SNES/MD multi-compatible unit to get a bit more.
    rbudrick's estimate looks about right for a boxed one, though you can get 'em loose for under £50.

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    Cool feel a bit better, I think its a good idea to back up your games....Is there anything else you can do with these?

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    Regardless of how much you paid, that's a pretty neat find!

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    I think so....Ive never seen one!

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    Has anyone use one of these?

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    Default I used to own one of these

    I have used the Double Pro Fighter before. Unfortunately, the reliability of these units weren't that great. The good thing about the Double Pro Fighter it is 2 copiers in one and once you find a decent power supply (it can be picky), it backs up and plays most games. Sometimes I had to reload some of the games (esp Genesis side) to get the games to work, else a Red Screen of Death or nothing. If you want a reliable back up unit for the SNES, then I recommend the Game Doctor/Professor from Bung. Seems great that you have found one in as excellent condition as it is.

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    Over the odds..

    I paid 20p for my MGH (Multi Game Hunter) which works on Megadrive and SNES (didnt come with an adaptor for the Megadrive though)

    Ive got a boxed Super Pro Fighter Q as well, which works just on the SNES, which I got for next to nothing..

    I think the ones that are made for just one system, instead of two, work the best.

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    £100 is well over priced but with the box and manuals i'd be tempted to buy it myself. You should have a look at the super wild cards, they dont work with the mega drive but i think there the best backup drives for the super nintendo then the game doctor sf7.

    How much memory has your double pro fighter got, 16, 24, 32?

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    For SNES, the Game Doctor SF 7 is universally recognized as the best backup device. And the best thing about it? Tototek still sells them with maxed out memory at a very good price!

    Using their SNES flash cart in combination with this unit, and you've got the best combo available right now.

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