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Well, can't change your vision.Aside from the sticker and the lighting, yes. They look incredibly alike.
OniStrat
Well, can't change your vision.You should however check yours. yeah lay off the drugs then come back.[QUOTE="StatusShuffle"][QUOTE="OniStrat"]
Aside from the sticker and the lighting, yes. They look incredibly alike.
OniStrat
I don't believe so because of the 50hz and 60hz difference, and there is a security chip.
You can put super famicom games in a US model though without problems. I did that for sparkster snes. I just opened my american snes and pliered the security tabs out in the cartridge slot.
I think there's something like theAD-29 might work, but you are better off just buying another SNES. They are pretty cheap anyway.
you can try doing thishttp://kyorune.com/modding/article.php?id=4
looks fairly easy, but i think if you do this your ntsc games will run at 50hz, but I'm not sure. Pal is a joek anyway. I'd throw your garbo snes and get a real super famicom or a US model.
Cheers, thanks for the civilised answer ;) Pal certainly crippled gaming in this country for quite a while. I'm not really that serious of a collector to warrant buying a new SNES, I'll look into converter cartridges. @StatusShuffle, I think the photos in my second post are enough proof that the *** and UK carts are identical in size and shape, and the contacts are the same length, width and thickness. Have you actually compared a Super Famicom cart and a UK Pal cart side by side in real life, or did you base your rather sarcastic answer to my original post purely upon speculation and the two differing images I posted?I don't believe so because of the 50hz and 60hz difference, and there is a security chip.
You can put super famicom games in a US model though without problems. I did that for sparkster snes. I just opened my american snes and pliered the security tabs out in the cartridge slot.
I think there's something like theAD-29 might work, but you are better off just buying another SNES. They are pretty cheap anyway.
you can try doing thishttp://kyorune.com/modding/article.php?id=4
looks fairly easy, but i think if you do this your ntsc games will run at 50hz, but I'm not sure. Pal is a joek anyway. I'd throw your garbo snes and get a real super famicom or a US model.
JigglyWiggly_
Pal Runs on 50megahertz while Japan/asia runs on 60Megahertz. Plus the voltage is wrong to be compatible. So while SuperNintendo PAL region and Super Famicom Asia region. The carts look the same they are not compatible.
I kinda like the way Super Famicom cartridges look. Compared to standard North American Super Nintendo ones.
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