The easiest way to switch between both versions is to just use a flash cart with both versions stored on it. If you wanted to switch between them I guess you could use socketed chips and just keep changing them back and forth, I'm not sure if anyone is willing to do this though. The game comes on a ROM chip that can't be altered, the only way to change the game is to replace the chip with an EPROM that has the new altered game on it. Won't look as nice but probably much easier.
And if I can get dual language, even better.The game comes on a ROM chip that can't be altered, the only way to change the game is to replace the chip with an EPROM that has the new altered game on it. I'm just trying to see if using the SFC version of what I want will be cheaper over all. Then if you wired it so you could connect and disconnect this EPROM, would you be able to switch the language back and forth? Or does the connection have to be continuous? Like old Christmas tree lights. Since you can't reprogram the existing EPROMs, can you simply add one containing the english patch, and rewire/solder it in to change to English? The game code is already there, just need to change the language. I'm willing to pay fair price for a rewrite, and even more for a dual language set up. And especially if anybody knows someone who could do this for me. Would you be able to flip the switch mid game play, or would it be 2 separate batteries for a save in each language?Īny info would be greatly appreciated. I'm also curious how this would effect your save states. If that is possible, that is what I would want the most, so someday I can attempt to play in Japanese. I have seen a Starfox 2 on this site that had a switch to go from Japanese to English. Unfortunately, language isn't my forte, so I doubt I'll ever be adept enough to actually play these games in their native language. I spent close to 3 1/2 years in Okinawa JP, and amassed quite a collection. I've been reading up on repro carts, but have yet to hear if this is possible or not. He doesn't have any experience with doing this however.Īre the SFC and SNES versions of games identical internally? I would assume so, and thus this saves the trouble of having to find a compatible donor cart, or having to buy extra parts, and have to solder. I sent an email to asking if it was possible to replace the ROM image on a SFC cart, with an English translated version, or an english patch.
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