Hello
I have a Action Replay 4 in 1 for Sega Saturn (ver 2.02), primarily used as a memory card. I know that this card can unlock region, and has 1-4Mb cart built in.
The save feature are working great, but when I tried to play games that need more RAM, I have glitches.
- Street Figther Zero 3 eventually freezes.
- X-men x Street Figther have sprite glitches and sound crackles in some places
If I use a original 4M RAM cartridge, these problems doens't happen.
Once the Saturn's cartridge slot isn't great, I would like to keep only one cart in the slot.
I read something about a problem that this card needs a mod to play Vampire Savior (http://www.shinforce.com/saturn/information/4MBRAM-mod.htm), but I bought this card around 2010, so in theory, I don't need this mod.
I know the Pseudo Saturn project (Kai too), but as I said, I need the memory card feature, and I don't need the ability to play CD-R.
Is there something that I can do to fix it? Maybe put Kai firmware and than re-flash the original firmware?
Just for reference. I took some pictures of the board.
I have a Action Replay 4 in 1 for Sega Saturn (ver 2.02), primarily used as a memory card. I know that this card can unlock region, and has 1-4Mb cart built in.
The save feature are working great, but when I tried to play games that need more RAM, I have glitches.
- Street Figther Zero 3 eventually freezes.
- X-men x Street Figther have sprite glitches and sound crackles in some places
If I use a original 4M RAM cartridge, these problems doens't happen.
Once the Saturn's cartridge slot isn't great, I would like to keep only one cart in the slot.
I read something about a problem that this card needs a mod to play Vampire Savior (http://www.shinforce.com/saturn/information/4MBRAM-mod.htm), but I bought this card around 2010, so in theory, I don't need this mod.
I know the Pseudo Saturn project (Kai too), but as I said, I need the memory card feature, and I don't need the ability to play CD-R.
Is there something that I can do to fix it? Maybe put Kai firmware and than re-flash the original firmware?
Just for reference. I took some pictures of the board.
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