 Game Pak: Front |
 Game Pak: Back |
 PCB: Front |
 PCB: Back |
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Trademarks are (c) their respective owners. |
| Game: | Perfect Dark |
| Game Pak (Front): | NUS-006
(USA) NUS-NPDE-USA |
| Game Pak (Back): | NUS-USA/CAN-1 |
| ROM Chip: | G001797-MD MX23L25602-35A2 NUS-NPDE-1 2C490400 |
| CIC Chip: | (c)
96-98 Nintendo CIC-NUS-6105A 0018 F |
| PCB Label: | NUS-01A-02
(c) 1996 Nintendo |
| Save Chip: | BK16D
9851 944 H30 |
| Other Chips: | None |
| Other Features: | 4
Resistors 1 Capacitor |
| WT_Riker nfo: | None |
| Nintense nfo: | To tell you the truth, I doubted the legitimacy of svedrus's scans. But I guess they were probably legit, as you can see, the game does in fact contain 16kbit eeprom. The manual even says you can save to the 3 onboard save slots or your controller pak. Also notice the v1.1, interesting that they already revised the game before it's release. This is different from Resident Evil 2 in that the v1.0 made it out to the publice, while RE2 v1.0 seemingly didn't. |
| Supplied By: | Nintense |