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Revision as of 21:12, 20 February 2022
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NOTE: This page is under construction.
Koji Kondo is the first user of the N-SPC engine, having used its earliest known version in two games.
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The raw build sorting notes can be found here for all variants by Nintendo.
Communication with the SNES
For Super Mario World and Pilotwings, see the Prototype Variant's page.
Super Mario All-Stars
The protocol in general is mostly adapted from Super Mario World's, though with some differences here and there, most notably in the triggering of the Hurry Up! SFX and the SFX sequences in general.
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SimCity
This is the earliest released game to not have a command to load new data at all. Therefore, there is no way to switch sound drivers or even go back to the IPL ROM.
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Super Donkey 1
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Legend of Zelda - A Link To The Past
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Star Glider
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Star Fox/Star Wing
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Super Mario: Yoshi Island/Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island
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Star Fox 2
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