WTB: NBA Jam Tournament Edition ROMS

Nate Sestrich

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Nov 10, 1997, 3:00:00 AM11/10/97

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Hey guys! Could someone burn me a set of ROMS for NBA Jam Tournament
Edition? Ill pay for the chips, shipping, etc. Just get in touch with me
and we can set something up. Thanks in advance!!!

Nate

Gamester

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Nov 10, 1997, 3:00:00 AM11/10/97

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Nate Sestrich <big...@surfshop.net> wrote in article
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How about a whole board?

$75 including shipping to anywhere in the continental U.S. via UPS

I can test the board today sometime.

Gamester

Rick Schieve

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Nov 11, 1997, 3:00:00 AM11/11/97

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In article <01bcedd7$66886e60$5f44...@coinop.isoc.net>,

Didn't Williams include a special chip that was needed besides the
ROMs to convert the board set?

Rick Schieve
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Gregory Kam

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Nov 11, 1997, 3:00:00 AM11/11/97

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Rick Schieve (r...@ihgp3.ih.lucent.com) writes:
> Gamester <game...@isoc.net> wrote:
>>Nate Sestrich <big...@surfshop.net> wrote in article
>>>

>>> Hey guys! Could someone burn me a set of ROMS for NBA Jam Tournament
>>> Edition? Ill pay for the chips, shipping, etc. Just get in touch with
>>> me and we can set something up. Thanks in advance!!!
>>

>>How about a whole board?
>>$75 including shipping to anywhere in the continental U.S. via UPS
>>I can test the board today sometime.
>>

> Didn't Williams include a special chip that was needed besides the
> ROMs to convert the board set?

Yes, you also need one of the custom ASICs to convert to TE, but the
original poster never mentioned anything about converting -- he just asked
for the ROMs.

Greg

Steven Prendergast

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Nov 11, 1997, 3:00:00 AM11/11/97

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Gregory Kam wrote:

>
> Yes, you also need one of the custom ASICs to convert to TE, but the
> original poster never mentioned anything about converting -- he just asked
> for the ROMs.
>
> Greg

I would suppose that it's possible that the original poster didn't know
about the custom chip when he originally posted about it... 10:1 he's
also going to need the additional chip as well... ;)

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Nate Sestrich

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Nov 12, 1997, 3:00:00 AM11/12/97

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Yep, I wanted to upgrade it to TE. There are alot of advantages and
disadvantages to both games. I like the different rosters, but I also
disagree with alot of the missing characters (and I love shattering the
backboard on my friends). Thanks for the info though, before I throw a
shit load of cash out for nothing. My friend is a manager at our local
Cyberstation said it was just a ROM upgrade. Judging by needing the
special chip too, I assume its a socketed one right? I might just get the
"Chip conversion kit" from Video Connection for 90 bucks, thats alot
cheaper than burning them all.

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