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This is the term given to cartridges which were either copies of existing official releases (often with unofficial packaging) or releases of games that never came out on cartridge, (e.g. CPC games) in professional looking packages. | This is the term given to cartridges which were either copies of existing official releases (often with unofficial packaging) or releases of games that never came out on cartridge, (e.g. CPC games) in professional looking packages. | ||
They often come from Poland and are sold on | They often come from Poland and are sold on eBay. They are often made using [[No$Cart]] so are not compatible with the GX4000. | ||
Most likely they are made from existing commercial cartridges that have been re-used. (e.g. GX4000 versions of Burnin' Rubber because these are the most common??) | Most likely they are made from existing commercial cartridges that have been re-used. (e.g. GX4000 versions of Burnin' Rubber because these are the most common??) | ||
Revision as of 14:46, 16 September 2015
This is the term given to cartridges which were either copies of existing official releases (often with unofficial packaging) or releases of games that never came out on cartridge, (e.g. CPC games) in professional looking packages.
They often come from Poland and are sold on eBay. They are often made using No$Cart so are not compatible with the GX4000.
Most likely they are made from existing commercial cartridges that have been re-used. (e.g. GX4000 versions of Burnin' Rubber because these are the most common??)
- R-Type ( Cartridge )
- Spy vs Spy ( Cartridge )
- OCP Art Studio ( Cartridge )
- Copter 271 & Panza Kick Boxing ( Cartridge )
- Frogger ( Cartridge )
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