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| * Add note about checking No-Intro/Redump to see what is highest priority for verifications etc | * Add note about checking No-Intro/Redump to see what is highest priority for verifications etc |
| * https://gist.github.com/xprism1/fe92c3e6b7973825b49766be3fb3624e Dumping 3DS PANDA NAND | * https://gist.github.com/xprism1/fe92c3e6b7973825b49766be3fb3624e Dumping 3DS PANDA NAND |
| ===== WIP Pages ===== | * GB/C: The joey jr drag-and-drop firmware is no longer being worked on, but BennVennFlashGBX now has its own [todo: double check this] |
| * [[todo:rewritable_hard_disks_and_flash_media|Rewritable Hard Disks and Flash Media]] | * 3DS: Document GodMode9's "last byte in .txt file" feature for 4GB ROMs: https://github.com/d0k3/GodMode9/issues/780 |
| * [[todo:floppy-disks|Floppy Disks]] | * GB/C: this can be used to detect (to some degree) which bootrom your GB/C has https://github.com/nitro2k01/whichboot.gb |
| * [[carts:nintendo:virtualboy|Virtual Boy]] | |
| * [[other:nintendo:fds|Famicom Disk System]] | |
| * [[carts:sega:game-gear|Sega Game Gear]] | |
| * [[todo:carts:snk:neo-geo-pocket|Neo Geo Pocket]] | |
| * [[todo:carts:nokia:n-gage|Nokia N-Gage]] | |
| ===== Add new systems ===== | ===== Add new systems ===== |
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| * Create guide for Bandai Wonderswan. OSCR adapter requires [[https://github.com/sanni/cartreader/discussions/545|harvesting cartridge slot]] from a real Wonderswan. There's also a [[https://ayasuke2.exblog.jp/24644202/|Tengu]] cart reader. A flash cart in the early 2000s named WonderMagic could also dump carts, but it's now extremely difficult to find. Carts are secured with two T6 Torx screws. Make sure to not include save data in dumps. | * Create guide for Bandai Wonderswan. OSCR adapter requires [[https://github.com/sanni/cartreader/discussions/545|harvesting cartridge slot]] from a real Wonderswan. There's also a [[https://ayasuke2.exblog.jp/24644202/|Tengu]] cart reader. A flash cart in the early 2000s named WonderMagic could also dump carts, but it's now extremely difficult to find. Carts are secured with two T6 Torx screws. Make sure to not include save data in dumps. |
| * This [[https://blog.tauwasser.eu/wonderswan-cartridges/| blog post]] could be useful for decoding game IDs | * This [[https://blog.tauwasser.eu/wonderswan-cartridges/| blog post]] could be useful for decoding game IDs |
| * [[https://www.gamingalexandria.com/wp/2019/04/dumping-tiger-game-com-roms/|Dumping Tiger Game.com ROMs]] by Gaming Alexandria | * [[https://www.gamingalexandria.com/wp/2019/04/dumping-tiger-game-com-roms/|Dumping Tiger Game.com ROMs]] by Gaming Alexandria and https://assemblergames.com/threads/learning-to-dump-game-com.68456/#post-986722 |
| * [[https://team-europe.blogspot.com/2023/01/preserving-games-anybody-can-now-do-it-2.html|Arduino project to dump games from various edutainment systems]] | * [[https://team-europe.blogspot.com/2023/01/preserving-games-anybody-can-now-do-it-2.html|Arduino project to dump games from various edutainment systems]] |
| * Sega Pico (ask Team Europe for help?) | * Sega Pico (ask Team Europe for help?) |