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Revision as of 20:37, 20 February 2022
Go back to N-SPC Engine
Nintendo is the first user of the N-SPC engine, both at launch and with the prototype variant. There are a variety of game-specific or programmer-specific cases in here, and thus have been sorted accordingly for disambiguation reasons.
The raw build sorting notes can be found here for all variants by Nintendo.
Unique Cases
- F-Zero
- Sound Module and Burn-In Test
- Mario Paint
- Super Metroid
- Tetris and Dr. Mario
- Nintendo Power Menu Program
- Super Scope 6 (Blastris)
Multi-Game Cases
The raw build sorting notes can be found here for all variants by Nintendo.