From: weaponx013@yahoo.com   
      
   Hypercoyote wrote:   
   > You know, the first time I modded a saturn it actually was a white japanese   
   > saturn....and it played my american games just fine, so I dunno if that   
   > matters. Anyway, there are two different versions according to that link I   
   > posted, a 32 pin and a 64 pin version. I have yet to see a 64pin saturn, so   
   > I assume the 32 pin is the more common one. However, that should be noted   
   > before buying in case you happen to have a 64 pin system.   
   >   
   > And as far as burning games, I'm the same way. I like to download ISO's and   
   > play them instead of pay Blockbuster's rediculous $6 rental fee for me to   
   > test a game for 1 day (they make you take it for 5 days). Then if it's good,   
   > I buy it. Being a game collector, I enjoy owning the game, and not a CD-R :)   
   >   
      
         I can kind of see testing out roms and ISOs for games on   
   emulators, but there is just no way I am putting CDRs in one of my game   
   consoles again.  I am convinced that the DUO and DUO/R struggle with   
   playing CDRs, to the point of burning themselves out, and I have seen   
   the same thing with Dreamcasts.  My Saturn has seen countless hours of   
   gameplay and I would hate to have to replace it.  Hopefully after my   
   next computer upgrade I'll be able to run Satourne or something   
   comparable at a decent framerate, then I will commence with the testing   
   of Saturn ISOs.   
      
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   Scott   
      
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