I'll sure try to add the missing slot pins as soon as I solve the black screen problem.Your IP address has been temporarily blocked due to a large number of HTTP requests.

I'll see if I can find it and make it work again, or, just remove the ROM and dump as I did with the others.Īs to Starfox, I've built an over clock circuit inside this game, but after disassembling it looks like I removed it. I had made a SNES dumper some time ago with an old PC motherboard. I've read some incompatibilities issues from around the Web, but most of them just sound like urban legends, like the newer games purposelly not working and newer SNES board designs even disallowing the genie to boot.Īre these stories I looked at some Gamegenie manual scans and they have codes for newer games, as DK2 and even Chrono Trigger. Yes, I've cleaned the edge connector with an eraser and the slot with a piece of paper.īoth were very dirty at the beginning, the paper even became dark gray.Ī friend suggested sandpaper, but I don't think it's a good idea. Tested the ASIC connections, all are fine. This possibly explains why Google couldn't find it. I only could see the genie.txt on the Wayback Machine. I'll take a look on the links, thanks for pointing. I looked at the board and the address lines are given continuty to the connector's end. Looks like only the 4mbit games are booting. StarFox (US oficial) => locked on code screen X-Men Mutant Apocalypse (US oficial) => Black Screenĭragon Ball Z - Super Saiya Densetsu (Pirate with added SRAM/battery combo) => Booted Street Fighter 2 Turbo (JP pirate) => Black Screen

Tiny Toon Adventures (JP oficial) => Black Screenĭonkey Kong Country 2 (US official) => Black Screen Super Street Fighter 2 (US oficial) => Black Screen The tests I've done are just plug the game and enter no codes.

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