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My method is to put them in 2 pocket binder pages aranged alphabetically. Easy to find what you are looking for, easy to add a new booklet or entire page and they stay flat.

Yes the medium is the cassette, the hardware (being the supercharger) I am not concerned about being original for a couple of reasons. 1. They are bulky 2. They are proving to be expensive to find in Canada, or very expensive to ship to Canada. As well as I have an idea of exploring the possibility of modding a system to have one installed internally with a 3.5mm port. Much like the Japanese master system with the 3D adapter.

I have to agree that having the analog line in would be great. I have a peculiar bias twords using the original medium whenever possible, so have that ability built into the cart would be a nice touch.

How does the magicard cassette interface compare to a supercharger?

That's really interesting, I am always curious about vintage tech. It is always fascinating what can and cannot be reproduced, it is suprising how often out of production chips seem to be the hang up.

Has anyone attempted to build a supercharger? Is this something anyone has attempted to reverse engineer?

I purchased zellers carts new in a cardboad standup display in the '90-'91. The city i lived in between '86 and '89 did not have a Zellers store, but prior to '86 I have no recollection of seeing the Zellers carts. I never encountered any of Taiwan Cooper carts new in Canada.

I own one of the pappa nannystuff console dust covers. Excellent quality construction fit and finnish. I would highly recommend one if you are looking for something like that.

I agree the Ataribox name is better in my opinion. But rather than ragging on what we haven't seen, or our worst fears, i say lets see what ( if anything) materializes. As for crowdfunding anything short of a startup company, I am always skeptical. Often I get the vibe that it is merely an Avenue for marketing, given the actual costs of manufacturing a product.

How is this any different than ford naming a car mustang in '65,'77,'18 etc. Just because we are fond of one iteration over another does not mean that it is inappropriate for them to use the the name they own on any product they choose. Lets give 'em a chance, maybe this will turn out as a new start for stale company. Besides the neonish logo is cool.