Dumping N64 and GBA games?

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I used to have a flash2advance flashcard with an usb to gba cable that was needed to write to the flashcard. You could also use it to dump your own cartridges, or cartridges from friends.
 

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You can build this cart reader with an Arduino. https://github.com/sanni/cartreader

I did the same and dumped my N64 games and saves plus a few GBA games with it. You can also dump SNES, Megadrive and other systems with adapter with its. Its als capable to write to cheap Repros from china.

Actually i dumped my N64 Games before with my CD64plus and could also have dumped the GBA Games with a DS and a Flashcart, but the device was easy to build and not expensive.
Its actually nice that you dont need any other device.
 

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