1) Splatterhouse 2) Karateka

Dont know if anyone can do the 1st one I would def. pay for it

Splatterhouse - mapper 19, not one that was used in any USA game. Would have to find the Famicom game or one that uses the same board, then get a 60->72 pin converter.

Karateka - just an NROM game, can either use a very common USA board or get the ReproPak at www.retrousb.com Doing an advanced search for mapper 0 at bootgod's awesome site will show you which donor games you can use.

thanks also planning on getting a power pack still. Now to find the famicom game....

Also PM sent

splatterhouse is awesome, totally worth finding the cart and converter.

I'm thinking you should sell 60 to 72 pin converters with a space for a CICLONE.  I know the female connector part would be hard to find or expensivet, but I would suspect a person could still bridge-solder one PCB to the next.   It would just be a bare PCB.    I have no talent with Gerber files so it's beyond me to do.

Al

you guys lost me at mapper

NES can only access 32KB of code and 8KB of graphics at a time, so the mapper (chips on the cart board) will swap in different chunks. The mappers are the reason a NES flash cart is very hard, there are 30+ different mapper chips in the USA set alone. Including NES/Famicom/pirates it is 180+. As a comparison Atari has ~8 and SNES has ~4.



NROM means there is no mapper chip, the game has only 8KB of graphics and 16KB or 32KB of code.

hey michael,if you want a usa cart ,check the internet,i ones saw a ntsc cart?

thats not possible? it is,the guy,made 1 in a ntsc cart,with build in converter,looked cool.

Finding a usable Famicom donor would be quite difficult as well, mapper 19 was only used by Namcot, and they loved to use epoxy boards. I've only come across a couple that used normal ROMs that would be replaceable.