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[Buy/Sell/Trade / FS - 4 PC-Engine cases, R-Type and Super Star Soldier Instructions]

Ok, I've done a little cleaning lately, and have found some odds and ends that I want to sell.  I have:
 
- Super Star Soldier Instructions
- R-Type I original case and instructions
- Genpei Toumaden: Kannoni original case and instructions
- 2 empty PC-engine game cases (not sure what games they were originally to).
 
See photo.  Hopefully, somebody needs some of these things for their collection.  I would like to sell it all as a set.  Just make me an offer.
Just to be clear, these are only game cases (no games).

[Localizations, Games, Apps, Docs / 8Mbit Flash HuCard FAQ]

I wanted to make a seperate topic, so that we can help each other out with any issues concerning the low-cost Flash HuCard.  Hopefully, it will be a place to capture common problems, concerning the hardware, PC software, and running certain games.
 
The first source of information is the 3 page instruction sheet (Flash_HuCard_USB_Setup_Instructions_V10.pdf), which is included in the software download package.  The next souce of information is to read through my web page (http://www.gamingenterprisesinc.com/Flash_HuCard), especially this page  http://www.gamingenterprisesinc.com/Flash_HuCard/rom_tips.html.
 
After that, post the questions here, and hopefully either myself or others can answer!

[PCE/TG-16|CD/SGX Discussion / Played through Ninja Spirit today]

I think this is my favorite game so far that I've played on PC-Engine.  Those last couple levels were pretty darn difficult, though.

[Localizations, Games, Apps, Docs / Low cost Flash Hucard]

Hello,

I have been thinking of making a low-cost Hucard with flash memory.  I know there are some expensive (> $100) options for flash cards that hold multiple games.  What I am thinking about making would be a simple 8Mbit flash Hucard, which could be used for game development or downloading a commercial game.

I did a search and saw an older topic of someone that was going to build something similar to this.  Did it ever happen?

I will probably build one of these for myself, anyway.  I just wondered if there was any interest, because if so, I would build a batch of them.

So I'm talking about an 8Mbit, flash-based Hucard, with a USB connector for loading a game.  It would be as simple and low-cost as possible (but high quality).  For price, I'm thinking around the $30 range.  If someone wanted to sell a homebrew on Hucard, you could solder down a pre-programmed flash memory and leave the rest of the circuitry off, and it would bring the price down to $20 or so.

Here are some of the other projects I've done previously:
http://www.gamingenterprisesinc.com/

I just recently bought my PC Engine & a stack of Hucards, and am having a blast with it!

http://www.gamingenterprisesinc.com/Flash_HuCard/