Now you get the old DOS version of uCON from (simply because I never figured out how to use anything newer) and run it in a command prompt. You take the floppies to your computer and toss them onto your desktop (you do still have a floppy drive on your computer, right?). You put floppy disks in one at a time and write the game parts to the floppies. Just don't admit to that kind of behavior on GAF.īasically, you put your cart in the copier, boot it up, and use the menus to dump the game. Buying the game is just dealing in used games anyways, and Nintendo hates that too. Last I saw, you could get a Game Doctor SFVI for around $50, but it's hard to find them because Nintendo keeps trying to make it illegal for anyone to sell them (like they're doing with the R4), so you might just want to say "fuck Nintendo" and go with straight-up piracy. Japan has about a billion of them so it's not hard to find one. You can buy the Japanese cart on eBay for cheap, especially if you don't care about box/instructions. The Japanese game is 32meg, so any 32meg copier will dump it, but the patch expands the game to 48meg, so you'd need something better than a 32meg to turn around and play it on your TV.
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