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Neon32OP
#1
just had a doubt can we copy rom from its cartridge to the computer ?
Devon
#2
Okay.
Littlekill
#3
What
Cahos Rahne Veloza
#4
The guy's use of English is not that great but I think what he meant was..."Is there a way for him to play a game cartridge on his desktop computer?".Or maybe,"Can we copy a game cartridge onto a computer?".
Duncan Idaho
#5
he is asking how to make dumps of cartidrages.
Cahos Rahne Veloza
#7
Duncan Idaho · #5he is asking how to make dumps of cartidrages.
Not exactly... well, we do call "making a copy of a game cartridge" as dumping but by his wording he is asking if it is possible to do something like that.
Neon32OP
#8
Cahos Rahne Veloza · #4The guy's use of English is not that great but I think what he meant was..."Is there a way for him to play a game cartridge on his desktop computer?".Or maybe,"Can we copy a game cartridge onto a computer?".
sorry 4 the english but i meant both :"Is there a way for him to play a game cartridge on his desktop computer?".
"Can we copy a game cartridge onto a computer?".please reply
Loonylion
#9
yes, thats how roms are made. How easy it is depends on the system though.
Cahos Rahne Veloza
#10
Neon32 · #8"Is there a way for him to play a game cartridge on his desktop computer?".
You really can't physically insert a game cartridge into a computer but you can play games that were copied off of one on your computer. You can do this by getting a hold of a ROM or an ISO of the game you want to play & running it through an emulator.
Neon32OP
#11
Loonylion · #9yes, thats how roms are made. How easy it is depends on the system though.
doesnt dumping means making a rom ???
Loonylion
#12
yes, dumping is the name given to the process of making a rom file from a game cartridge
Hypr
#13
Some informative reading for you.How to dump a DS ROM.Also, hardware used to "copy rom from the cartridge to computer": http://www.retrode.org/
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