Re: The best SNES copier?

> Nice to know what you use and what's your favourite copier.

> In many ways I like the original Super Magicom from FFE. It had the possibility to connect to a PC. It had no internal diskdrive, makeing it small and nice. But it can't run all games. But still, it's a nice machine.

> Anywayz...

All of the "last generation" copiers seem to be nearly the same... doesn't really matter if you get a GDSF7/PSF2, DPF, SWCDX2 or UFO Drive. Personally I'd go with the UFO if I had to buy one again, since it gets you the most for little money. But that's my opinion, and like you can see from the other posts it differs a lot. Buy the one with the features you want to see in a copier, not the one anyone else wants you to have. They're all doing their basic task, to copy SNES games, quite well.

-- Matthias

• SNES copier tc 11:49:23 08/28/01 (0) responses

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Message	> > I would like to know what you guys think is the best copier for the SNES. Is it the Wildcard? Super UFO? Game Doctor? Magicom? > > Nice to know what you use and what's your favourite copier. > > In many ways I like the original Super Magicom from FFE. It had the possibility to connect to a PC. It had no internal diskdrive, makeing it small and nice. But it can't run all games. But still, it's a nice machine. > > Anywayz... > All of the "last generation" copiers seem to be nearly the same... doesn't really matter if you get a GDSF7/PSF2, DPF, SWCDX2 or UFO Drive. Personally I'd go with the UFO if I had to buy one again, since it gets you the most for little money. But that's my opinion, and like you can see from the other posts it differs a lot. Buy the one with the features you want to see in a copier, not the one anyone else wants you to have. They're all doing their basic task, to copy SNES games, quite well. > -- Matthias
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