Group buy for a Sega MD Flash cart and a SNES flash cart

[ckong]

Does it matter if you have a NTSC SNES?

According to the specs you can use the cart on PAL and on NTSC systems: http://krikzz.com/severdrive.html

Edit: and with the super everdrive you can play pal games on a NTSC system and vice versa.

[tenrohle]

I can't believe I missed that. Do you have room for 1 more in your order or have you sent it?

[ckong]

I can't believe I missed that. Do you have room for 1 more in your order or have you sent it?

You're not too late.   Which cart would you want? The SNES Everdrive?


Edit: confirmed for the SNES Everdrive.

[Torlus]

Well, if it's not too late, I'll take a SNES Everdrive too 
Sorry for the delay...

[ckong]

Dont get me wrong but i would never buy a nintendo homebrew item that isnt made by Bunnyboy. http://www.retrousb.com/index.php?cPath=24 but i have to agree the price of the product you have is really low!

Nice comparison review with comments between the Everdrive and the Superpak: http://www.assemblergames.com/forums/showthread.php?t=31413

Edit: the group buy is now at 34 37 carts in total. Definitive closing date is this Friday.  

[io]

ckong,

Do you know which revision of the Super Everdrive board we will get ? The latest is (seems to be) v1.3, the one on which we can solder DSP and all other needed parts.

Thanks.

[ckong]

ckong,

Do you know which revision of the Super Everdrive board we will get ? The latest is (seems to be) v1.3, the one on which we can solder DSP and all other needed parts.

Thanks.

Yep, that's the one we get. But I suppose that you know that there is another option to get DSP support, it is called the T-connector and it is confirmed that it works with the Super everdrive. You can get it for  $10 with free shipping at Tototek (what's in a name): http://www.tototek.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=40

Here are a few youtube movies of it in action together with the Super everdrive: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJfzQetP7HA&feature=player_embedded# & http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTqoedEptbE&feature=related

[io]

Thanks for the info.
You're right, I knew about the T-connector, I already got one.

[Alpha1]

Erik,

Do the super everdrives come with the USB adapter? Or are these ones minus it?

Oliver

[ckong]

Erik,

Do the super everdrives come with the USB adapter? Or are these ones minus it?

Oliver

The ones mentioned in the first post are without it, but I also have a group price for one which includes it, see my edited first post.
But actually I don't think that you don't need a USB connection, everything can be done with the SD card combined with a card reader. But it is of course upt to you. 

[Torlus]

Oh I didn't see the USB version of the SNES Everdrive.
If it isn't too late, I'll take the USB version instead of the non-USB one.
Thanks

[ckong]

Sure, be my guest. Two more days and I will start collecting the funds. 46 Carts have been ordered until now. 

[Arcadegek]

one SNES USB flash cart for me coudn't do any harm, woudn't it

[ckong]

one SNES USB flash cart for me coudn't do any harm, woudn't it

Added to the list. 

@Torlus and @ Arcadegek: because you both mentioned that you want a SNES USB version, I added these to the list. But please (re)think whether you both really want the SNES USB version, it's a lot more expensive than the carts without USB and they don't offer real extra benefits. You don't need the USB connection to put games on the flash card en it isn't needed to upgrade the Everdrive firmware, which can also be done from the flash card.

It's not my money, but I just thought I mention it. 

 

[Arcadegek]

Sir ckong, thx for your advise  After taken it in 'good' consideration by night, I decided to listen to your call closely! Therefore I will change my USB version in to the regular one. and... Now that I save money  which is a good dutchie thing I also decided to add a regular Sega mega drive FC to the list aswell.