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Modded Saturn package, good for hacking and dev

dibz - Sep 12, 2005

		dibz	Sep 12, 2005
		Hi everyone, I am selling a modded (chipped, for backups) Sega Saturn package. I am hoping for $200 + Shipping (to anywhere) for the whole package, I don't want to split it up. Included: Modded Sega Saturn w/ All Hookups (needs new battery) 1x Official Saturn Controller 2x Wireless Controllers (look like saturn pads, work very well) 1x 3D Controller Action Replay 4M+ (Latest Firmware) w/ Box and I'll include a CD with software for it PC-Comms card w/ Box *Cable to connect the last 2 items Solar Eclipse X-Men Children of the Atom Sim City 2000 Tomb Raider Off-World Interceptor Extreme Baku Baku (No Manual) Command & Conquer Christmas Nights Bootleg Sampler First come first serve, as usual. I have good feedback on the boards.

		dj898	Sep 13, 2005
		not being a picky but don't think chip'd saturn would be any good for dev unless you need a saturn to run CD-R burn? region mod would be more useful to dev...? just my 2 cent..

		dibz	Sep 13, 2005
		I ment it's good for dev because of the Action Replay and PC-Comms combination, and the mod allows you to run burned code as well.

		dhau	Sep 20, 2005
		Originally posted by dibz@Wed, 2005-09-14 @ 09:52 AM I ment it's good for dev because of the Action Replay and PC-Comms combination, and the mod allows you to run burned code as well. [post=139607]Quoted post[/post] Any chance to see the photo of PC-Comms card? I'm curious if it's official Datel product or generic clone like one I have...

		ExCyber	Sep 20, 2005
		Does it really matter? It's nothing but a couple latches and a couple status bits... the Datel board has pads for jumpers to configure an interrupt but no actual headers to put jumper caps on, so I think that was never supported.

		dhau	Sep 26, 2005
		Originally posted by ExCyber@Wed, 2005-09-21 @ 11:43 AM Does it really matter? It's nothing but a couple latches and a couple status bits... the Datel board has pads for jumpers to configure an interrupt but no actual headers to put jumper caps on, so I think that was never supported. [post=139811]Quoted post[/post] It wasn't as much of a functional issue, I would just like to have original Datel card. I already have a generic Xinga PC Comms Link from Lik-Sang bought in 2001. Worked great last time I checked (~2003).

		dibz	Sep 26, 2005
		Not entirely certain, although I think it is a generic. I'll check later tonight when I feel like going upstairs.