Cuttle Card

Super UFO Series

System: Super_Nintendo

[1]

Produced: ? - ?

Manufacturer: UFO_Enterprises

Price:

Features

DRAM: 16MB, 32MB

BRAM: Yes

Save states: Yes

Slow motion: Yes (2 speeds)

RAM expansion: ?

DSP support:

Cart Utikities: ?

Disk Utilities: Yes

Goldfinger: Yes

X-terminator:

Datel Action Replay:

GUI: Yes

Supported Media: 3.5" Floppy Disk (1.6MB)

Compatible with: Game Doctor, Pro Fighter X

Manual: ?

The Cuttle Cart (also known as the SuperDuperCharger during development) is an Atari 2600 cartridge developed by Chad Schell. [1] [2] [3] [4] Similar to the Starpath Supercharger, the Cuttle Cart allows ROM images to be loaded via an 1/8" audio interface such as a cassette tape or CD player. [5] Production of this cartridge has been discontinued by the manufacturer.

The cartridge is rare and released in limited number; only 204 Cuttle Carts were produced and can be found on occasion at sites such as AtariAge, eBay, and Twin Galaxies. The device is popular amongst homebrew developers and Atari 2600 enthusiasts.

Following the original Cuttle Cart, Schell released the Cuttle Cart 2 for the Atari 7800, [6] [7] and the Cuttle Cart 3 for the Intellivision console. [8]

Technical features

Supports games up to 64kb in size

Backwards compatible with the Starpath Supercharger

Capable of multi-loading games from CD

References

The Cuttle Cart for the Atari 2600

Digital Press - Cuttle Cart

2600 Connection, Issue 64. January / February 2001.

Grand, Joe. Game Console Hacking: Having Fun While Voiding Your Warranty. pg. 393. ISBN 978-1931836319.

Carless, Simon. Gaming Hacks. pg. 16. ISBN 978-0596007140.

Cuttle Cart 2 - For the Atari 7800

George, Gregory D. "Cuttle Cart 2", The Atari Times.

Cuttle Cart 3 - For the Intellivision