Has anyone here tried builidng their own cartridges?
>>3198120
Like...repros? Yes. Very simple. You just need to have some soldering skills.
>>3198120
yes
>>3198128
I've been thinking about getting into it, but don't know where to start.
>>3198120
Yes. I can recreate any SNES game you want with a 3D printer and the proper label.
>>3198167
You must have a really damn good printer if it can do PCBs with the ROM and everything.
I weld roms and carts all the time with my dad.
Usually while watching PREDATOR on laser discon my playstation! Did you know they play them?
>>3198149
same, mostly so i could have pal shaped games with ntsc roms
>>3198149
There's a fair amount of tutorials out there. Do some googling. You'll have the easiest time starting with an 8 megabit game. These come on DIP packages and they're easy to solder.
>>3199616
My wifes kids uncle who works at Nintendo has one of those.
>>3199635
>playstation plays laser discs
how?
>>3199790
>not knowing psx plays lazer disks
>not know how to weld
>>3200048
The disk is bigger than a PS and definitely wont fit in a PSX either, I'd just play dvd on the psx so I don't have to flip it over halfway through if it would anyways fgt.
>>3200084
dvd are inferior quality because there not alnalog like lazer disks. You must be deaf as a bat kiddo.
>>3200284
Only if you're using the a/v out Playstation with the audiophile quality DAC pleb.
>>3199635
>laser discon my playstation!
oh boy here we go again.
>>3200084
>psx
NOT RETRO \v\ container kiddo
>>3199790
https://desustorage.org/vr/thread/1849337
>>3200651
Kek
>>3200651
The laserdisc in/on playstaton image is gone ;_;
>>3202132
Then who was lazer?
I've made a few. It's pretty neat, but unless you plan on reselling them (you scum) it's a lot more cost effective to just get a flash cart.
If you mean building the shells from scratch, that's a lot harder.
