Been searching for a way to rip the roms from the Super Retro-Cade since it came out and nada. It should be easy, since it’s an android device. I suppose if one could root it they would be able to find the roms in there… If you find anything, please post back to this thread.
There is a way to rip the roms from the Nes/Snes mini. Look up “wiiu vc extractor” on github. Turns out the roms on those are basically wiiu vc roms and so can be extracted the same way you would wiiu vc roms. This worked for me however Zelda and DKC had glitched graphics and Mario Kart crashes before a race starts. Other roms worked fine. I haven’t tried myself on a Nes mini as I don’t have one yet.
Will do! As of right now, I have not the knowledge to do so (don’t currently own one) Will test out the WiiuVcExtractor for the SNES Mini at some point though, and hopefully the NES Mini as well after it comes back on sale.
For Commodore 64 games on tape it’s possible to record the audio using a normal cassette player and connect it to the audio input of a computer. I recorded the audio from the C64 tape by using Audacity and converted the WAV to a TAP-file (raw C64 cassette TAPE images) using a software called Audiotap. The files I created worked fine on a C64 emulator.
And once converted back to digital, they can be converted to analogue but this time without all the flaws of the cassette tape: meaning a much higher bitrate sent by a high fidelity amplifier. It allows to make much faster loadings. Some TZX loader apps do that on modern phones.
The Activision’s Atari 2600 Action Pack series for Windows 95/Macintosh contain ROMs bundled with an emulator. Can confirm it works in Stella, but for some reason H.E.R.O. didn’t work properly.
It seems like it’s possible to dump the ROMs (and other assets) from the Steam version of Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection using the sf30ac-extractor.
