Super UFO for Super Nintendo SNES

Testing after floppy drive replace

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[logicerr]

This unit used a normal, off-the-shelf floppy drive? IDE?

[thegoldenax]

@logicerr yes, that is correct.

[MasSergioVEVO]

wtfffffffffffffff

[MrJ0mmy]

do you know where i can get a floppy disc drive?? i own this but have no floppy disk drive on my pc usb one would be good and where do you get floppy disks these days?

[MrLeE]

I had one of these. Best time of my life

[outerheaven2k7]

Curious about something, I finally replaced the floppy drive on my Super UFO as well. However, I can't get it to read whatever disks I formatted on my computer (Using the FAT16 option) and my computer can't read anything the Super UFO formats. Using Windows 7. Suggestions? Thanks :)

[logicerr]

@thegoldenax Wow, that's interesting! Thanks for uploading this little bit of video game history.

[JuanMamaril]

I wish I know how to make videos for Youtube :(

I have the version 8 of this thing which loads faster & has some cool music taken... err, ripped off from James Pond :)

[RanmaJE328]

@nathanallan1 That is not Japanese writing. Its in Chinese. You have the option of the disk drive copier to have it in either English or in Chinese and its not made in Japan. Its a pirating floppy disk drive you can find online that uses the old floppy disks before the invention of the hard drive. This was how I found out about this drive then later on came the modchip to take its place.