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I have saturn modchips and modded saturns in stock.. The price is going to go down to $25 for the chip, $125 for the modded Saturn. Shipping is included in the price. http://plaza.ufl.edu/john2kx/saturn/

here's a picture of the solution.. if it looks like 2 traces are being cut by the red line there, sorry about that -- only the bottom trace should be cut.. You're just re-routing that one signal.

well, i figured it out.... The two "unique" modchips worked, and I used them as models to figure out what was wrong with the other 8. The solution for those involves cutting a trace, desoldering a jumper, and soldering a different jumper. I'm not sure what the original configuration was...

something interesting just happened.. I tried installing one of the 2 unique ones.... and it worked! Now it's going to be a challenge to try and figure out what this one does that the 8 identical ones don't.. I'm at work, but I promise more pictures of everything when I get home later today..

nope, the games i'm testing are both NTSC (US) that i've tested on other modded Saturns.

Oh, I forgot to mention that I did this.. I tried connecting the CD cables, and I soldered a wire from +5v to the appropriate place on the saturn power supply.. When I tested it, I found that it played originals, but did not play backups.. I forget what kind of error it gave.. that's probably...

I have 10 modchips.. They seem to be a different version of the v2 modchip.. About 8 of them are identical to the one pictured, and 2 of them have unique trace patterns.. Right now i'm only concerned with the 8 identical ones. The problem is, I can't find any documentation on this particular...