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The following is an MMC1 development board for the NES. It allows one PRG EPROM and one CHR EPROM, as well as SRAM. Its retail equivalent is the NES-SKROM. | |||
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Latest revision as of 13:12, June 23, 2026
The following is an MMC1 development board for the NES. It allows one PRG EPROM and one CHR EPROM, as well as SRAM. Its retail equivalent is the NES-SKROM.
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Used in
- Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Heroes of the Lance (prototype)
- Adventures in the Magic Kingdom (Prototype)
- Adventures of Rad Gravity (Jul 31, 1990 prototype)
- Arcadia VI (Jun 24, 1991 prototype)
- Bashi Bazook: Morphoid Masher (May 29, 1989 prototype)
- Blaster Master (May 20, 1988 prototype)
- Chip 'N Dale: Rescue Rangers (Prototype)
- Darkwing Duck (NES prototype)
- Dr. Mario (Prototype C)
- Fester's Quest (Prototype)
- Flying Warriors (Prototype)
- Freedom Force (Dec 29, 1987 prototype)
- Happily Ever After (Prototype)
- Heavy Shreddin' (prototype)
- Hoops (Prototype)
- New Ghostbusters II (USA Prototype)
- Ninja Gaiden (NES Prototype)
- SilkWorm (Prototype)
- Taro's Quest (US prototype)
- Tecmo Bowl (Oct 12, 1987 prototype)
- The Three Stooges (Feb 23, 1989 prototype)
- Yo! Noid (Jul 12, 1990 prototype)