So did I. Thought they were a memory trip because the games seem big and more advanced. Wasn't until recently I discovered they were just so EA could make their own carts with Sega going nuts.
No way. I ordered Starflight a few days ago. Kinda nervous about replacing the battery if soldering is involved. Possibly one of the most underrated games ever made.
Thank u i was at 2 hardware stores looking for the right bit, but ur video saved me cause i have this bit in one of my sets and i just opened my nhl97. Its amazing all these games that had batteries in them.. i never realized!!
Thanks. The tool-less technique to pop off the yellow tab worked without marring it. However, the correct screwdriver for this cart is a 4.5mm GameBit for anyone who doesn't have a spanner bit.
Nice, thanks! I really loved that kind of cartriges back in the day!.. Because here in Russia, everything console related was a pirated production... It was not so bad. But when I finally learned the truth and remembered that I saw and played quite a few of those back in the days... So that means it was original! And we did have plenty of that games on a simple carts. So the better was the EA original
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I always thought the yellow tab ones had some special chips or something and that's why they fetch a premium. I was wrong. Thx for opening this up. 😎
So did I. Thought they were a memory trip because the games seem big and more advanced. Wasn't until recently I discovered they were just so EA could make their own carts with Sega going nuts.
Ive just purchased Starflight and it needs a good cleaning and a battery replacement this will be a life saver TYVM!
No way. I ordered Starflight a few days ago. Kinda nervous about replacing the battery if soldering is involved. Possibly one of the most underrated games ever made.
@@JamesAlanTube Mines glued in there Im still working up the nerve to do anything about it
Thank u i was at 2 hardware stores looking for the right bit, but ur video saved me cause i have this bit in one of my sets and i just opened my nhl97.
Its amazing all these games that had batteries in them.. i never realized!!
Thanks. The tool-less technique to pop off the yellow tab worked without marring it. However, the correct screwdriver for this cart is a 4.5mm GameBit for anyone who doesn't have a spanner bit.
This is the only video around. I appreciate it
Thanks for the help. I hate all the specialized screws game companies used.
Thank you my good man, exactly what I was needing to see to progress my project :) 👍👍
Nice, thanks! I really loved that kind of cartriges back in the day!.. Because here in Russia, everything console related was a pirated production... It was not so bad. But when I finally learned the truth and remembered that I saw and played quite a few of those back in the days... So that means it was original! And we did have plenty of that games on a simple carts. So the better was the EA original
Do you support Russias war in Ukraine?
Don't worry. Your government ain't gonna find who you are and put you to jail or do something else fucked up thing.
Be free and tell what you really think.
Slava Ukraini! Fuck Putin!
Worked like a charm thanks!
I wish all the Sega boards had the name written on them. If they did, I'd be collecting instead of selling right now.
TY Sir.
I found a way to remove those screws I used a 4.5 game bit and removed both screws