Mail us! I had, strangely, a great deal of fun writing this page. For the prototype he used a PLCC and a little wire porn to interface a flash. C1 100uF 6.3V C2 100uF 6.3V C3 100uF 6.3V C5 47uF 4V C7 47uF 4V. Gerry sent us pictures and a few details on replacing the Game Boy cartridge chip with a flash chip. That said, we wrote this, and would appreciate your not lifting it for your own page without due credit. This board is found on initial release Japanese Game Gear, and is assembled with square-body surface mount caps similar to GG main boards. Some of this information may have come from other sources, and in no way implies ownership of this information, and merely intends to provide a convenient source for finding this information. The Game Gear (GG) is a great little system that doesnt get a lot of love in the West. If you don't like it, change the channel. assumes absolutely no responsiblility whatsoever for any sort of damages incurred while either viewing this information or doing anything with said information. All trademarks copyright of their respective companies. I found it over here.Īll contents (c)2001 unless otherwise noted. I recently designed a game cartridge programmer/reader for the Sega Master System (SMS) / Mark III / Game Gear ecosystem, because I wanted to program the SMS and Game Gear flash cartridges I designed, but as it turns out, it is also quite useful to try out games from my cartridge collection in emulators. Here's the pinout for the Game Gear cart port. Flip Forward Sega Game Gear Cartridge Holder - Uses segments of 1.75mm filament as hinge pins.

Game gear cartridge pinout