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Mar 30, 2009. 3:56 PMrobobend
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yo whattup, Shout out To Portugal, can I translate this and put it in english? Thanks Alex
Mar 30, 2009. 6:21 PMrobobend
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gracias mi amigo, yo estoy un americano idiota!, muchas amores, lo siento por los haters
Jan 14, 2011. 8:33 AMscottinnh
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Be nice... your use of "haters" is a bit of a stretch. People can rightfully complain if something is not in English - it is predominantly an English speaking site. That is just reality, not bias.
I did see you generously offered to translate this. Thank you! That would be most appreciated. While I can run the content through Google Translate, it obviously would not be as readable or accurate of a translation...
I did see you generously offered to translate this. Thank you! That would be most appreciated. While I can run the content through Google Translate, it obviously would not be as readable or accurate of a translation...
Feb 20, 2009. 3:53 AMerror32
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Why not write in English so everybody knows what you're talking about?
Mar 24, 2009. 12:42 AMmatbh
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we learnt english, so u can learn portuguese too. why not learn another language?
Feb 20, 2009. 5:17 AMvtrucco (author)
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This is a cartridge for my Cartridge Emulator. It's sold only in Brazil, so all the instructions are in portuguese.
Feb 20, 2009. 6:57 AMDecepticon
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Who's to say we can't acquire these 'emulators' or build our own. Please, your instructables look very interesting but is useless to the english community...unless they can speak/read portugese.
Feb 20, 2009. 7:22 AMvtrucco (author)
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I said... I developed the emulator and I don't send outside the brazilian territory. It's not easy to replicate my work because the mpu source code is closed. Sorry, but my instructions is for brazilians only. Regards.
Feb 20, 2009. 8:16 AMerror32
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But why post it here then, if everybody would write articles in their native language this website would not make sense anymore.
Feb 20, 2009. 9:39 AMvtrucco (author)
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Because there's no other site like this in Portuguese only... ;) Instructables is very easy to use and it's not a crime to write in my native language, according to the site rules.
Feb 21, 2009. 4:56 AMDecepticon
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I never said it was a crime, I actually gave you a compliment. You know what, then post your instructions on a brazilian website. I'm tired of being nice.
Feb 21, 2009. 1:11 PMvtrucco (author)
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So stop to look and post at my instructions. ;) Like I said, this tutorial is useless to the rest of the world. It's for brazilians only, because the equipament is only sold in Brazil.
Feb 23, 2009. 7:08 AMDecepticon
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If it's useless to the rest of the world, then why post it on this website? post it in your own country then.
Mar 24, 2009. 12:51 AMmatbh
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if u can't read the instructions, just jump to another page... its simple! just chill...
Mar 24, 2009. 12:43 AMmatbh
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muito bacana o tutorial... lembrei dos tempos de atari... sempre tem q ter um americano idiota achando que so existe o idioma ingles no mundo... ai ai ai.... abraco
Feb 22, 2009. 11:29 AMwfelix
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vtruco... aqui é uma comunidade de compartilhamento. Se vc esta fazendo algo com uma parte "fechada" mediante compra de programa, vc nem deveria escrever aqui vtruco... here is a SHARING community. if you doing something "not free", and if we need purcharge some part(software), you´d never write your "instructable" here.
Feb 20, 2009. 1:21 PMPS118
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Your cartridge cables are great and all, but I have to wonder what you do with it from here?
To do anything interesting, you'd still need some kind of computer interface that could feed it data. Still quite a ways away from making your own games.
Now what would be really cool, is if somebody crack open an Atari cartridge like this, and slap in a flash chip and usb interface to program it. Now that would be something to play with!
To do anything interesting, you'd still need some kind of computer interface that could feed it data. Still quite a ways away from making your own games.
Now what would be really cool, is if somebody crack open an Atari cartridge like this, and slap in a flash chip and usb interface to program it. Now that would be something to play with!
Feb 20, 2009. 3:16 PMPS118
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Yeah I saw that before. Now that I look closer tho, the breadboard circuit reads data from (what looks like) a CF card? BTW, are you planning on wring an instructible for the circuit as well?
Feb 20, 2009. 9:11 PMbeavis2k
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From another page in chile http://www.zona8bits.cl/node/215, it seems that it uses SD card (in the photo is SDmicro) to load the file into the cart. It says that it works with Atari 2600, Odyssey, Master System, Atari 5200, ZX Spectrum, MSX and others, soon with Atari 8 Bit. It cost about $130, and currently it is a prototype since it uses a bread board, maybe limited. There are also you tube videos by vtrucco that shows how it works. Looks like an interesting project, when you simplify it for less techie people (like me ) then i will definitely buy it :)
Feb 20, 2009. 10:35 AMbeavis2k
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Visit his photobucket site and you see that there is another component, the eprom writer he is talking about http://s244.photobucket.com/albums/gg28/vtrucco/Emulador%20de%20Cartucho/ also, if you want to read this page in english, use google translator, or click http://translate.google.com/translate?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.instructables.com%2Fid%2FEmulador_de_Cartucho_Atari_2600%2F&sl=pt&tl=en&hl=en&ie=UTF-8 for the translation... nice instructable, I also wanted to use this for my old atari, but this looks to advanced for me :(
Feb 20, 2009. 11:17 AMvtrucco (author)
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Yes, beavis2k, thanks. I forgot about my old Photobucket album. ;)
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