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It includes 20,000 games, but adding ROMs yourself requires some skill. This video explains how to do so. The CPU has been significantly upgraded from the previous SF2000, and the number of compatible consoles has increased from 7 to 14. #sf3000 #cheapgameconsole #bargaingameconsole 00:00 Start 00:54 Unboxing 11:01 Gameplay FC 13:55 Gameplay MD 18:13 Gameplay GBA 20:06 Gameplay SFC 22:20 Gameplay PS1 26:50 Gameplay ARCADE 28:18 How to back up 30:24 How to add ROMs 43:04 Questions 44:13 Buy it? Pass it? 45:16 What to expect from the next installment 46:32 Something I forgot to mention The batch file introduced in the video doesn't work, but since many people have reported it doesn't work, I've made it into an EXE program. Please download rom_exporter.exe from the link below. https://media-uploader.work/?mode=dl&... ★If you see the message "Windows protected your PC" upon startup, click More Information on the screen and the "Run" message will appear; click it. ★How to use: Launch the program and specify the folder containing the ROM. A file named filelist.csv will then be automatically created in the ROM folder. If it doesn't work, please let me know in the comments. A batch file is attached to the blog, so if you want to follow the video, click here. https://ameblo.jp/koudaken7777/entry-... The batch file is attached to the blog, so please copy and paste it into the text. SF3000 Specs MIPS HiChip C3100 CPU, 2GB DDR3 RAM, 4.5-inch (854x480) IPS display, 3,000mAh battery, 5-7 hours of runtime. ★Information about this console There appear to be two versions of this console, each with a completely different folder structure. There are versions where the game folder is numbered like 001 or 002, and versions like mine where the game folder is numbered like SFC or FC. Those who purchased the SF3000 in January or February likely have game folders numbered like 001, 002, or 003. SF3000s purchased after March have the standard folder structure like FC, SFC, or GBA. For those purchasing now, this new folder structure is safe. The two file structures are quite different, but both firmware versions are 1.0. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The old firmware is https://github.com/game-de-it/testrep... Downloadable from the link above (ROMs have been deleted). I uploaded the new firmware below. (ROMs have been deleted). SF3000 files have been split up. Note: Both the old and new firmware versions are 1.0. Is this a mystery? OS division 01 for SF3000 https://media-uploader.work/?mode=det... OS division 02 for SF3000 https://media-uploader.work/?mode=det... OS division 03 for SF3000 https://media-uploader.work/?mode=det... OS division 04 for SF3000 https://media-uploader.work/?mode=det... SF3000 OS Split 05 https://media-uploader.work/?mode=det... SF3000 OS Split 06 https://media-uploader.work/?mode=det... The CRC is as follows: Part 01 CRC32: F0EB7552 Part 02 CRC32: 74D60BC5 Part 03 CRC32: 68A002CA Part 04 CRC32: DC15B825 Part 05 CRC32: F9EAFEC8 Part 06 CRC32: 5562C909 For the old firmware: When you install the new firmware, the game ROM layout will be completely different, so the ROMs that came with the console won't work. If you create game folders (SFC, FC, GBA, etc.), put the games in them, and create a file list, it should work. *Just like I do in my videos. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ I think this is the best game console you can buy for 3000 yen. There's a lot of criticism about the controller, but it's fine as long as you don't play fighting games. I haven't bought any budget game consoles recently, so I don't really understand the features of 1000 yen, 2000 yen, and 3000 yen consoles, so I'm ordering consoles in each price range. I'll upload a video as soon as they arrive to show how they compare to the SF3000. Please feel free to leave any comments, opinions, or advice you have. Due to work commitments, replies may be slow. (o*。_。)o Bow