Genesis game doesnt work.

Taking a picture of the EEPROM probably flashed it, deleting the ROM

>>3326209

Ive heard if exposed to sunlight for a long that can happen. But why would taking a picture delete it?

>>3326216
Hes fucking with you. It take ULTRAVIOLET light to erase an eprom. Also that board looks flawless, the capacitor doesn't smell like fish, does it?

>>3326316

Yeah that was expected. No it doesnt smell like a fish.

Seems like theres rust on the sides. Can it be that its had a fair share of moisture or something.

>>3326196
The Sega capacitors (cylinder thing on the left) are notorious for dying. Looking at that board, that'd be my first guess.

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>>3326209
That's EPROM not EEPROM. OP's game definitely doesn't use those. EPROMS have a little window that exposes the die that's why they're susceptible to UV. Aside from prototypes video games don't use either. Mass produced retail games are all mask ROMs

>>3326371

Is it easy to replace if i get a hold of solder?

>>3326554
Very easy. Just ensure you put them on the right direction.

>>3326196
I've had success using a game genie to get otherwise non functional games to work.

Worth giving a shot if you have a game genie.