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   From: bel@whipassgaming.com   
      
   >> I don't know when they switched, or even who did switch but you will   
   >> find these types of locks on the games from time to time. If you can   
   >> swing a hex socket set, go for it: It's very useful for getting in to   
   >> consoles/games.   
   >   
   > Based on the picture, it looks like it may be either a button or a   
   > countersunk hex socket.  Do you have one of these already?  Maybe I   
   > can send you the two games to open them.  I'll send you the   
   > instructions on what needs to be done with them.   
      
   I *think* I may have one of those, if you want to send them down with   
   the tapes, I'll see what I can do(can't promise anything, though if you   
   could take a picture of the back of the cart and email it to me I could   
   verify). Remember, I'm not very much when it comes to soldering or   
   anything like that, but if you just need them opened and some slight   
   work done inside, I can probably handle that. :)   
      
   Bel   
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