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  • i still have mine its the black 32M version , them were the days of DIY piracy .

  • thumb up if you didn't expect to hear " shit wrong way "

  • just awesomembut purchasing one on the net requires a fucking creditcard aarrgg!!!

  • Hey great vid,

    ...maybe you can help me, I just got one of these and it starts up fine.. I can see the menu screen and make the selections shown in the video. But, as soon as I put a floppy disc in the drive,it goes nuts, the screen starts flashing red, black and green and it sounds like war is going on inside the wild card... Any advice?...Do you think I can just replace the floppy drive?

  • @AnotherPostTurtle Hiya mate, my one f'd up like this too. I think u could probably swap the drive but i just disconnected it. I connected the wild card to my pc and used to load games directly from there using some software that i can't remember the name of, it was over 15 years ago ! lol. A wild Card probably costs peanuts now if u could find one, i paid £200 for mine when it first came out. ouch !

  • Too bad the interface is Floppy disk versus something like USB, SD, Compact Flash or even 100 MB Zip Disk.

  • yh that wud be awsome. imagine it all games on 1 usb stick

  • @Stinger2578 There was actually at least one type of disk backup system that could be hooked up to a PC and access the HDD from it. Someone I knew back then had a setup like that, it loaded games so fast, and you could scroll through all the stuff on the HDD and just pluck out whatever game you wanted. I wish I could remember the name of the one he had. I had the Multi-Game Hunter....

  • @Stinger2578 None of those existed back then. Not one.

  • @EnnesX Well, coming into this video I had not researched the background of the Super Wild Card - I thought it was something new (or new 2 years ago) and 2 years ago all those did exist.

  • @Stinger2578 I think the Super Wild Card is as old as the SNES almost. I remember reading about it in old Nintendo magazines, always wanted to know what it looked like. Bigger than I expected, wasn't expecting to see a full sized floppy drive built in.

  • Hi. Is there any way to use a Super Wild Card in an NTSC console?

  • the super ufo can run the rom super game boy and play game boy games  all this in th snes???

  • Cool! Where do you get one of those?

  • ebay

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