
and heres a picture of the device that im talking about

mine has a green case but the internals are exactly the same
Sorry, I meant 'Sicklebrick'.dragondude wrote:you sent me a PM or are you saying someone else? if you were talking about me i just checked messages and i aint got any
I would recommend a q-tip bent in half and one end shoved into the switch and the other behind the gear/hinge area. After that you can use the same session to swap and re-flash as many Gamesharks as you have.WadeWilson wrote:I have a couple of questions. Would you recommend scotch tape or opening up the ps1 and putting toilet paper in the spot to keep the button down? Does one work better than the other so the disc can spin? What I mean is that over time I'd assume the tape could get loose and maybe the toilet paper stuffed into the button is a better option?
This will run whatever. Homebrew, imports, backups, as long as it's a properly formatted PS1 CD (minus the corrupt bits tht CD writers can't reproduce, which is how Playstation games are protected), then it will boot.WadeWilson wrote:My other question is, can this play Japanese backups?
Any Caetla device supporting the CD-ROM browse function should be able to boot Integral / Special Missions without a swap check.mistamontiel wrote:Salutations
What device for parallel port must I shop for to install this UniROM ..?
All I wish to do is play Metal Gear Integral , also will need disc swap if that is hopeful working
The CAETLA rom will allow you to bypass region locks, as well as any other swapping method for that matter if you're not comfortable with solderingmistamontiel wrote:I read somewhere that region cannot be bypassed , such a shame for us terrified to solder
Won't help with in-game disc swaps for verification / content change though unfortunately, just on boot.likeabaus wrote:The CAETLA rom will allow you to bypass region locks, as well as any other swapping method for that matter if you're not comfortable with solderingmistamontiel wrote:I read somewhere that region cannot be bypassed , such a shame for us terrified to solder
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