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Super Famicom game paks have a slightly different design from Super Nintendo game paks. | Super Famicom game paks have a slightly different design from Super Nintendo game paks. | ||
Game Paks which contain a [[Super FX]] chip should not be used with the [[Multi Player 5]] as this would draw too much current.[1] | |||
=== References === | |||
* [1] Book II of official dev manual, page 2-1-5 | |||
Revision as of 21:22, 6 May 2023
A Game Pak is a cartridge which is inserted into the Cartridge Slot on the Control Deck.
Super Famicom game paks have a slightly different design from Super Nintendo game paks.
Game Paks which contain a Super FX chip should not be used with the Multi Player 5 as this would draw too much current.[1]
References
- [1] Book II of official dev manual, page 2-1-5