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You've probably NEVER seen a Nintendo 64 Cartridge like this
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Old school N64 cartridge copiers from 1998 were awesome

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@robonintendo

1 year ago

So basically you put a legit game into the bung hole

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@gutzu265

2 years ago

God bless all the filthy pirates that ripped the entire N64 library then uploaded it to the internet. You made my childhood

7.1K | 132

@roygillotti4615

2 years ago

I still have my Dr. 64 Jr. Really enjoyed "renting" games from blockbuster back in the day...

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@ShinkuGouki

2 years ago

Thank these heroes for their contributions. Now I can enjoy thousands of games I could never afford as a kid.

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@pwp.fc3

2 years ago

Fun story: the GameShark Pro had an LPT port too & while the software that Interact released had the checkbox and corresponding text hidden, I found it while poking around trying to figure out how it all worked. It was simple with a resource viewer like Restorator, and is exactly the software I used to make the patch to the Interact software and it allowed me to dump my own ROMs.

I then released the patch by itself (for those that just needed the small patch but already had the software installed) plus released an all-in-one version for anyone who didn’t have it installed yet but needed the GS Pro software still…so it would patch the exe as you installed the official software. Man thinking about all that has made me relive some of those times and the nostalgia kick in & make me miss being a kid!

Anywho, thank you & cheers šŸ»

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@ZarkWiffle

2 years ago

Kinda neat that the v64 file format it created will far outlive its original context

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@Error-7-0-7

2 years ago

Renting a blockbuster game with this must have been nice.

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@johndickerdown9225

2 years ago

You had me at BUNG enterprises

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@paranormeow

1 year ago

Y’all’s game rips really made my computer class in elementary school. Mario 64 was so much fun playing behind the teachers back.

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@Exchange-Student-Australia

2 years ago

i used my z64 with the mighty 100MB Zip Drive!

1.2K | 28

@HouseRLS

2 years ago

Still blows my mind till this day that the entire Goldeneye n64 game is only 12mb, I have single hi-res images that are way larger than that.

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@tomh.648

2 years ago

"...or 6AA batts..." Oh man, nostalgia! I dumped an entire paycheck on a Dr. V64 back in early 2000. Best imvestment ever. Until Gamecube released.

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@toonlinkplays5961

2 years ago

The guys who did this back then are the reason almost any game can be emulated nowadays

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@ItsRagingRay

2 years ago

I haven’t seen one of those ribbon cables in such a long time

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@satsuke

1 year ago

I went to an anime con in the late 90s where one room party was a "pirate party" where I saw one of those, as well as dumpers for neogeo and a bunch of other arcane systems

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@mikepersechino9873

2 years ago

I miss Bung, that company made great stuff. Loved their GB flashcarts

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@Martel4

2 years ago

It's amazing what those guys did back then. I was probably emulating SNES at the turn of the century and its crazy that our shitty HP Pavillion Desktop PC was able to emulate N64 and PS1 games so shortly after the systems were around.

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@nebula0024

2 years ago

And thank goodness they did, otherwise many of these games would be lost forever.

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@Father_Wendigo

2 years ago

"Simply insert the cartridge into our patented Bung Hole and viola!"

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@OtakuUnitedStudio

2 years ago

That answers the question that's been bugging me since I was 10. Thank you!

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