 Game Pak: Front |
 Game Pak: Back |
 PCB: Front |
 PCB: Back |
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Trademarks are (c) their respective owners. |
| Game: | Charlie Blasts Territory |
| Game Pak (Front): | MODEL#
NUS-006
(USA) NUS-NCBE-USA |
| Game Pak (Back): | NUS-USA/CAN-1 |
| ROM Chip: | MX
J991050-M MX23L3202-35 NUS-NCBE-0 65164ZA1 |
| CIC Chip: | (c)
(M) 1995 Nintendo CIC-NUS-6102 A9909 C |
| PCB Label: | NUS-01A-02
(c) 1996 Nintendo |
| Save Chip: | None |
| Other Chips: | None |
| Other Features: | 3
Resistors 1 Capacitor |
| WT_Riker nfo: | This games almost as simple as its pcb. One note of interest though, the ROM chip's label suggests that this game is 32megabytes. Also note the back of the cart was damaged due to the removal of a Blockbuster's sticker. |
| Nintense nfo: | Cool, this is definitely something I've wanted to see. A cart labeled as 32Mbits. There should be a few others that are labeled similarly (Iggy's Reckin Balls, Namco Museum 64, Automobili Lamborghini). Now, just to see one of those oddly sized carts, like Mario Golf at 192Mbits. As for the game, I thought it was sort of good, but I got stuck on like level 10 and gave up. ;p |
| Supplied by: | f_fire |