The EverDrive64 v2 (which is the only version that has been sold for the last 2 years) loads firmware and OS directly from the SD card during start up. If you are looking for just the board then really its probably not going to matter too much where you get it from, prices will probably be similar. Depends what you are looking for, but Board Only prices are all pretty similar across the different sites (maybe a few buck different from site to site), but we are the only ones that make the Deluxe Edition. Check out the Videos tab under out EverDrive64 Deluxe Edition listing on the site and you can see some of the reviews of our Deluxe Edition people have posted on YouTube.Ĭheaper? Maybe.
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Is the firmware easy to install? Do I ever have to update the cart itself by hooking it up through usb to my computer for firmware? Just checking to see if I could get some human interaction on their experiences with these.Īlso, is there similar things to the everdrive? Like a different programmer/brand that could be better?I may be biased, but there is no place better than Stone Age Gamer. If it is compatible with 99% of the games like it claims to be. Otherwise I am just looking for more information on them. OR, if anyone is even willing to sell theres? That would be sweet. I know about stoneagegamer, but I was wondering if there was a better place that was cheaper with the most updated softwares, etc. Ive been reading about it and I wanted to know what the cheapest place to get one is. ED64 is compatible I believe with ever N64 rom, though a couple need special patched roms. All other special chip SNES games won't work. If you get one with a donor DSP-1 chip installed, those games will work. The Super ED works great, but it loads games into ROM not RAM, so you have to wait a little while to erase and write roms. If you get a newer one, you will likely not have to update the Everdrive firmwares (normally done with a JTAG cable). Krikzz makes them, from the design by ikari_01, and he still makes the Super Everdrive. The high point is the SD2SNES, which is VERY expensive. For SNES, there's the Super PowerPak, the first major flash cart for the console, at, also out of stock though. To be honest, you're not going to find a cheap deal privately from what I've seen, they usually sell for more than the websites! Alternative to the ED64 is the 64-Drive ( ) however there's only one guy making them and it's a long waiting list.
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You can usually buy the Everdrives directly from Krikzz himself on and it will be slightly less than Stone Age Gamer, not much.