Now with a device that cover a lot of cartridge based consoles. SUPER NINTENDO/GENESIS/GAME BOY (COLOR/ADVANCE)/ NINTENDO 64 Thanks to everyone at Infiniteneslives for making this possible! Here’s where you can buy it: If all seems to work fine, rinse and repeat for all your other games!Įnjoy having your own library of digital NES games, you can now play those on your PC, smartphone, Ouya or modded console in the most legit way and in the best image quality possible!
If it doesn’t work, try to clean your cartridge’s contacts with a Q-tips and alcohol, it makes all the difference, even if it looks clean, count on me. Then all you need to do is to choose the folder where you want your ROM to be and give it a name.Īfter this all you need to do is to test it with an emulator of your choice. So all you need to do is to find your game in this list and choose it’s corresponding script in anago_wx. At first I was going the try/error way but I found a complete list which is perfect. So you have to know which games have which scripts. The thing with NES games is that many of them are programmed differently and have different sets of chips that are in those. You got your Kazzo, prepare your body for a long session of ripping and make sure the switch on the board is at RUN and not BL.Įquip your Kazzo with one of your favorite games, let’s say…Mega Man V! Buy it while you’re waiting for the thing to reach your mailbox, you’ll be salty if you’re last minute. Really, because if you don’t have this you won’t be able to do much since it’s not included with the device. I decided to make a tutorial for it since there doesn’t seems to be any on the whole internet, so it’ll make life easier for everyone that’s interested I guess.
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Since ripping NES games with this thing (Well, ripping NES games itself never was an easy task.) ain’t so easy and I needed quite a bit of time yesterday to learn how to use it. The Retrode alone is something around 75$ so the Kazzo, while it’s a bare bone board, is quite cheaper and does the job quite well. I have a Retrode+Plug-ins for SNES/GEN/N64/GB and I was kind of losing hope for everything NES-wise because I heard the only way to rip an actual cartridge was to possess a copyNES, which is a NES modded with an USB port in the back and those are quite rare nowadays.īut now this problem is gone because we have the Kazzo NES Dumper-Programmer (but I’ll only be talking about the dumper part here.) and it is quite cheap for a minimum of 20$ (without shipping) for the device equipped with the 72-pin input, add 5$ and you’ll have a FC input, another 5$ and it’s an extra SNES input ( though this one seems to be mostly for programming.). I always was an emulation enthusiast and when I heard this thing existed a few weeks ago, I ordered one instantly! I always wanted a way to be able to rip our NES cartriges. I’ll just take the text for there and quote it here. I made a thread and a tutorial about how to use the Kazzo, the device I used to rip my NES library. Ripping NES cartridges can be quite a difficult process, but rewarding in the end once you nail it. As I said, this covers my knowledge but I’m not perfect, while I try to explain everything as simply as possible, I welcome any additional inputs and methods you guys will offer and gladly add these to the OP. I learned a lot since I started to collect video games and many times I shared the most I could in my previous thread but I thought that doing a main, overall go-to thread would be a fine idea as well. So this thread will cover pretty much all of my knowledge about how obtain the precious files from your cartridges/CDs/DVD to be able to play it on the device/emulators of your choice. It is also very useful for preservation purposes as we’re seeing more and more cases of disc rotting, save batteries dying. My point is that all ROMs are easy to find on the internet if you want one, this thread is for emulation enthusiasts and newcomers who are looking for tools to build a ROM library they can feel entitled to play on any device of their choice because the file comes from a physical good they own. Off course, piracy is a thing, it exists and there’s not much to do about it, especially with the consoles related to this thread. In many, if not all emulation threads there is the infamous piracy talks/accusations that fly off everywhere and essentially derails the main topic to being what could most probably be an avoidable debate. At the contrary, I’d like this thread to be a tool for anyone who’d like to tackle emulation with their own games. First things first, I don’t want this thread to be about piracy-talk.
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