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PicoRom is a DIP32 form-factor ROM emulator - up to 2Mbit in size and 70ns access speed

Github page here
https://github.com/wickerwaka/PicoROM
and cool writeup here
https://hackaday.com/2024/11/05/picorom-a-dip-32-8-bit-rom-emulator/
PicoRom does a bunch of cool tricks, but the coolest one (for me) is being able to connect via USB and push arbitrary data to it on the fly. My main use case for this is goofing off with NeoGeo carts but lots of other arcade hardware uses the Dip32 for various weird and wonderful EPROMS that are becoming hard to get or inconvenient to program.
You can buy one of these, tested, working and fully assembled for $28 which (as we will see in a moment) is an insanely good deal. So if you just want one that works, buy from here https://www.tindie.com/products/pbretro/picorom/
But - if you're like me and have to everything the hard way, then you're in the right place

Github page here
https://github.com/wickerwaka/PicoROM
and cool writeup here
https://hackaday.com/2024/11/05/picorom-a-dip-32-8-bit-rom-emulator/
PicoRom does a bunch of cool tricks, but the coolest one (for me) is being able to connect via USB and push arbitrary data to it on the fly. My main use case for this is goofing off with NeoGeo carts but lots of other arcade hardware uses the Dip32 for various weird and wonderful EPROMS that are becoming hard to get or inconvenient to program.
You can buy one of these, tested, working and fully assembled for $28 which (as we will see in a moment) is an insanely good deal. So if you just want one that works, buy from here https://www.tindie.com/products/pbretro/picorom/
But - if you're like me and have to everything the hard way, then you're in the right place