Here is a quick bit of info on what I did: I will do a proper write up when I have more time. I never got round to trying it on any of my Mega Drive copiers, so I thought I would give it a try with my Retrode. This was possible as they both use the same ROM (albeit in a different form factor).
#GAME GEAR CARTRIDGE PINOUT HOW TO#
It was a text file that documented how to connect a Virtual Boy cart to a Mega Drive copier. When Matthias posted the news that he was working on an adapter for Atari 2600 carts for the Retrode, it made me think of something I had read years ago about Nintendo’s Virtual Boy cartridges (which I mentioned in the comments on the news post). I will get round to writing about them in more detail at some point, hopefully not too far away. My SWCDX2 came with an NTSC lockout chip in it but I wanted the option of using it on any of the consoles so I came up with an idea for a region switch on it. I have a few SNES consoles, PAL, NTSC and one with lockout chip and 50/60Hz switches.
#GAME GEAR CARTRIDGE PINOUT MOD#
Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to whip up anything worth listening to, but it gave me an idea for a hardware mod involving the Super Game Boy and a four player adapter. I bought a flashcart for the original Game Boy a while ago and purchased myself a copy of LSDJ with the intention of having a go at making some chiptunes. Read more about the retrode at Super Game Boy I have already added the joypad ports for USB SNES pad usage, but I have lots more planned for it. Still not quite sure how Matthias has managed it, but he has just shipped his first lot of pre-orders out, not bad for a self financed project. This is an amazing device that allows you to play your SNES and Mega Drive cartridges on your PC/Mac/Wii/Anything that can run SNES/Mega Drive roms from a USB device. Thought I would make a quick list of things that I am currently fiddling with.
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