posted by frozencrystal on Dec 8, 2013:
Yeah, I'd definitely dump it to see whether it's different from retail.
Is this a Prototype Cart ????
Is this a Prototype Cart ????
posted by Bad_Ad84 on Dec 8, 2013:
If you need a parallel port, why not just buy a PCI-E one?
If you need a parallel port, why not just buy a PCI-E one?
Is this a Prototype Cart ????
posted by brendand on Jun 9, 2015:
a necro bump ! as while i have the pokemon gold version some other versions have sprung up in the Netherlands !
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a necro bump ! as while i have the pokemon gold version some other versions have sprung up in the Netherlands !
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posted by supersega on Jun 9, 2015:
Hrm... That looks interesting. The only thing, like everyone else has said, is getting the dump of it and comparing checksum sizes.
Hrm... That looks interesting. The only thing, like everyone else has said, is getting the dump of it and comparing checksum sizes.
Is this a Prototype Cart ????
posted by zidapi on Jun 10, 2015:
I get that they're highly sort after because of the popularity of the series, but they're hardly rare.
I think I've got Silver and a Ruby ones *somewhere* (or they may be proper kiosk demos with the NFR label).
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I've got them catalogued as "Kiosk Demos", so they're likely retail carts with the "Not For Resale" label.
They definitely used these GBC flashcarts for Pokemon Gold/Silver kiosk demos at stores here in Australia. Although I had no understanding of what they actually were, I wanted one so much, simply because it was an oversized GBC cart.
If you're still after a dumper grab a Joey Squinson from Benn Venn, it uses a standard micro usb connection.
Meh. They're just carts to be used at trade shows, I doubt that they're any different to the kiosk demos.
brendand said:
a necro bump ! as while i have the pokemon gold version some other versions have sprung up in the Netherlands !
I get that they're highly sort after because of the popularity of the series, but they're hardly rare.
I think I've got Silver and a Ruby ones *somewhere* (or they may be proper kiosk demos with the NFR label).
Edit:
I've got them catalogued as "Kiosk Demos", so they're likely retail carts with the "Not For Resale" label.
They definitely used these GBC flashcarts for Pokemon Gold/Silver kiosk demos at stores here in Australia. Although I had no understanding of what they actually were, I wanted one so much, simply because it was an oversized GBC cart.
If you're still after a dumper grab a Joey Squinson from Benn Venn, it uses a standard micro usb connection.
Is this a Prototype Cart ????
posted by drek on Jul 4, 2015:
So, did you dumb that thing yet?
So, did you dumb that thing yet?