A couple of the copies didn’t work initially, but upon testing a few times and deciding it was best to format them, they are all working fine now.Īs for the blanks, I formatted each one and wrote the simplest of programs to test saving, loading, and deleting from each disk. It was a bit of a daunting task, but I tested all disks in one night, including taking photographs of all games and other processing, finishing at about 4am! The originals all work, including the main system disk, which was a giant relief.
The second step was actually testing them. The first relief was that there didn’t appear to be any scratches or mold on them. The breakdown was 8 blanks or copies and 11 original game disks.
I found these on Mercari, and even after talking the guy down 25%, I still wouldn’t say I got a great deal on these or anything, but there were many (a lot of 19) and I hope to get most of my money back by selling my duplicates and some blanks. Even as blanks they’re rare and usually expensive. Physically quite different and totally incompatible. If you’re not familiar, the X1 D uses 3″ disks, as opposed to 3.5″ disks. Some of the hardest things to find are Sharp X1 D disks. Donkey Kong 3, Flight Simulator, game, Gang Man, Kaeru Shooter, Mahotsukai Maharito, Meruhen, Power Fail, Sharp, The Bank, The Enma Daio, The Spider, X1, X1 D, X1 Disk BASIC, Xevious
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