Super Famicom UFO Super Drive Pro 6 Hyper Version 26M

[fiddlepaddle]

I've had sitting on my shelf for several year a floppy disk attachment for the Super Famicom, with one game, Tetris, on floppy disk. It works. Pretty interesting.

 

"Super Famicom UFO Super Drive Pro 6 Hyper Version 26M"

 

Someone told me you need a different device to create the floppy games...not sure...I haven't really spent the time to try to figure it all out. Anyway, I think I'm going to trade it in at a local game store for something I'll actually use.

 

Anybody have any idea what it might sell for in the US?

[+madman]

The copier market pretty much dropped off when flash carts came around, unless you have something really rare. A 26M UFO isn't worth much. The largest game it can play is 24mbit, the other memory IIRC is for real time save.

[fiddlepaddle]

Thanks for the feedback...

[towmater]

I have one of these. I may try a Gotek in it if I am bored.

[fiddlepaddle]

I have one of these. I may try a Gotek in it if I am bored.

 

That looks interesting...

[+madman]

I had a copier back in the 90's heyday but I don't really see the point now. I still have my old 24m SWC, but never use it. Flash carts are the way to go, even if, like me, you're nostalgic for the past. Of course if you just want to tinker around, that's still fun.