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shrimp Full Member Offline kralleman Posts: 198 Gothenburg, Sweden	Anyone have one of these? 27. Aug 2006 at 21:15 http://images.tradera.com/213/36399213_1.jpg The title is referring to the copier in the picture. I just bought this but it has not arrived yet. Any problems with this kind of copier? Anything I should be aware of? Is it a good copier?
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Martin YaBB Administrator Offline Posts: 2442 Denmark	Re: Anyone have one of these? Reply #1 - 27. Aug 2006 at 22:14 The copier is useless.... but the box for it, omfg, über rarity
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FamicomJL God Member Offline Fami, Fami, Famicom? Posts: 689 Long Island, New York	Re: Anyone have one of these? Reply #2 - 29. Aug 2006 at 23:35 Never seen it, looks kind of stupid...
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sheik482 Full Member Offline This Old NES #1 Posts: 168 Buffalo, NY	Re: Anyone have one of these? Reply #3 - 02. Sep 2006 at 16:41 I think the copier provides more memory so you can play disk backups of carts that were to big to fit on disks in the first place.
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Martin YaBB Administrator Offline Posts: 2442 Denmark	Re: Anyone have one of these? Reply #4 - 02. Sep 2006 at 23:19 Would be a bitch to load a Maxi15 using disks that only hold 64k
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sheik482 Full Member Offline This Old NES #1 Posts: 168 Buffalo, NY	Re: Anyone have one of these? Reply #5 - 03. Sep 2006 at 00:07 Heh, I few years ago I won a auction that had close to 100 copied disks. unfortunatly most of them needed the extra memory to play. I think the largest game was 5 or 6 disks.
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JC Ex Member	Re: Anyone have one of these? Reply #6 - 03. Sep 2006 at 05:10 Hey, shrimp. Does the copier have a HVC code on it?
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shrimp Full Member Offline kralleman Posts: 198 Gothenburg, Sweden	Re: Anyone have one of these? Reply #7 - 04. Sep 2006 at 00:28 It hasn't arrived yet.. Hopefully tomorrow..
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shrimp Full Member Offline kralleman Posts: 198 Gothenburg, Sweden	Re: Anyone have one of these? Reply #8 - 06. Sep 2006 at 13:15 The name of the copier is "Turbo Game Doctor 6M". Haven't tried it yet, might get to do that tomorrow. One thing, the FDS has a little sticker on it that says "Modded" in handwriting. I don't know what this could mean. What are the possible modifications you can do to a FDS?
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FamicomJL God Member Offline Fami, Fami, Famicom? Posts: 689 Long Island, New York	Re: Anyone have one of these? Reply #9 - 07. Sep 2006 at 04:09 You recieved the item? Would you take close up pictures and/or write a small paragraph on it. We will give you credit, of course. It's just that I've never seen that before!
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shrimp

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Reply #10 - 07. Sep 2006 at 13:50

I will do that, but as for now I don't have a working AC-adaptor for the FDS so I haven't been able to try it out. What are the specifikations for it? Maybe I'll be able to run downtown tomorrow and buy me one..

EDIT: I read an article on a danish website about the "Turbo Game Doctor 6M" just now. I can translate it for you later on.
LINK (in danish)

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Reply #11 - 08. Sep 2006 at 20:40

I'm not danish, but i i know the language fairly good (atleast when its written) so i translate

"In its time, Turbo Game Doctor 6+ was produced by Venus Corp. The unit itself (hardware) was produced in 1989, you can see this on the BIOS that is marked 1989. The machine was in avalible in stores in the early 90's and was sold for $180.

Turbo Game Doctor 6+ is kinda a special backup unit, since its not able to make backups of original games. The reason is because of the well known mapper problem that have haunted NES and Famicom programmers for soon 2 decades. The mapper problem is the reason why there havnt been any backup unit for NES or Famicom that both could dump and play the copied games.

Turbo Game Doctor 6+ is only capable to run games that are hacked for this occasion. The hacked games are very hard to find so its very limited to how many that can enjoy this unit."

Something like that Wink

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shrimp Full Member Offline kralleman Posts: 198 Gothenburg, Sweden	Re: Anyone have one of these? Reply #12 - 09. Sep 2006 at 14:36 Thank you... Saved me some time EDIT: Spoken danish can be a real bitch to understand.
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jajaja God Member Offline Posts: 1159	Re: Anyone have one of these? Reply #13 - 09. Sep 2006 at 14:58 No problem Hehe true that, spoken danish is much harder to understand. I wonder why they didnt make a pure MMC3 dumper or something. Shouldnt this work fine, a dumper that can only dump and play MMC3 games?
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Martin YaBB Administrator Offline Posts: 2442 Denmark	Re: Anyone have one of these? Reply #14 - 10. Sep 2006 at 21:50 Then try talking to a swede from skåne! now that's a shitty dialect they've got potato mumble potato Men ellers en fin oversættelse jajaja Men annars en bra översättning (I can also almost write in swedish? hehe)
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