Continuing the topic of backing up your retro games, we explore the Open Source Cartridge Reader (OSCR)! This awesome little device is a one-stop shop for backing up all of your cartridge games and game saves!
I touch on the various ways to obtain an OSCR. If you're feeling adventurous, I'd highly recommend building one yourself. It's a fun exercise to practice your soldering skills!
Compared to the device in my last video, the Epilogue GB Operator, building and using this device requires patience and a willingness to do some research when you encounter issues. Fortunately there's a ton of communities online that you can reach out to for assistance, including the OSCR Wiki linked below!
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Links:
Open-Source Cartridge Reader Wiki: github.com/san...
What to Buy/Part Kits: github.com/san...
Recommended Tools: github.com/san...
How to Build: github.com/san...
SD Card: www.amazon.com...
Game Save Converter (Windows Only): github.com/san...
Web-Based Game Save Converter (More Options): savefileconver...