Gaming Any way to patch roms for supercard sd using android?

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Considering the program to patch roms is pretty old, probably not. Also, the program I used only worked on Windows 7, 10 didn't work but that could've just been my PC.
 
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Yeah you can probably pick up a Windows XP laptop for next to nothing, or indeed nothing. Though for about the same you could also get a flash cart that is both good (the supercard line is definitely not that) and does not require PC side patching (EZ4 has it these days, as does the Omega and Everdrive lines), or at least nothing that is not using IPS or something that probably does have an Android port of the patching program.
 

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