A8PicoCart Kit Atari XE XL unocart clone multicart cartridge game For Sale

A8PicoCart Kit Atari XE XL unocart clone multicart cartridge game
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A8PicoCart Kit Atari XE XL unocart clone multicart cartridge game:
$18.95

A8PicoCart kit - includes all parts for a working multi-game cartridge - Do it yourself - Soldering skills required for 72 solder joints. 3D case is optional and can be downloaded and printed.

The A8PicoCart is a multi-cart for the Atari 8-bit (XL/XE/XEGS). When plugged into a PC by USB it becomes a Mass Storage device allowing ROM/CAR/XEX & ATR files to be copied to the cartridge. When plugged into an Atari these files are shown on the menu and the device will either emulate the selected cartridge type or act as a XEX file launcher.


With its ability to store and run multiple games and applications, this cart is a must-have for any Atari enthusiast. Featuring 16MB of ram, you will have plenty of space to store your favorite games and software. Most of my carts have 300+ programs on them.


Compare to AtariMax cart, they have very limited storage 20-70 programs and only supports ROMs. This cart supports ROM, CAR, XEX and some ATR support. See the a8picoCart github page for more details.


This includes the latest version of the printed circuit board.

I use these devices regularly and have been very impressed with them!

*** 400 / 800 support update***

I have tested 400 and heard 800 work with 8/16k ROMs with pressing Atari reset button after selecting game. Possibly larger ROMs If upgraded to 32/48k.


Credits:

Design, hardware and firmware by Robin Edwards (electrotrains at atariage)
XEX loader and OS modifications by Jonathan Halliday (flashjazzcat at atariage)
Altirra LLE OS used with permision from Avery Lee (phaeron at atariage)
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