Snes Piracy In The 90s Disk Copiers
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Back in the 90's if you wanted to make backups of your super nintendo cartridges, you'd need a game backup device, also known as a snes disk copier. these de. Back in the 90's if you wanted to make backups of your super nintendo cartridges, you'd need a game backup device, also known as a snes disc copier. these devices would allow you to dump almost every snes cartridge to one or more floppy discs, but they were also a tool for pirates to copy discs completely removing the need for an original.
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Snes piracy in the 90s disk copiers. back in the 90's if you wanted to make backups of your super nintendo cartridges, you'd need a game backup device, also known as a snes disk copier. In early mid 90's copies of snes were widely aviable in east europe. there're called pegasus. you could bought them on flea markets with some games on cartridges. since nobody cared about copyrights these stuff was cheap and easy to get. As an amazon associate i earn from qualifying purchases from links posted in my description & comments section. today we have flash carts, repros and tons of. Emulation of the snes was a pipe dream at that point, but hackers had developed these devices to copy games right off of the rom cartridge to a standard 3.5" floppy disk, then run the games from.
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