Prototype Scans: TK22EPROM , TTEPROM, AOEPROM (BIG PICTURES)

[MatthewCallis]

First is the weird, inside of a RAM Adapter, T-Shaped HVC-TK22EPROM-01 from Super Chinese 2 - Dragon Kid (Japan):





The less interesting HVC-TTEPROM-01 from Columbus - Ougon no Yoake (Japan):



And finally NES-AOEPROM-01 from Solar Jetman (USA):




I hop they can help someone somewhere, if not, they're still cool. Anyone want to translate the text on the two Japanese board labels?
A side note, if anyone has a working, prebuilt USB CopyNES that I could be, please contact me. I ruined enough NES consoles trying to get the old one to work, id rather not do it again.

[Jeroen]

Could you maybe scale the pictures down. Not so much of a bandwith problem for me. But I can't get an overall look of the pictures.

[MatthewCallis]

Could you maybe scale the pictures down. Not so much of a bandwith problem for me. But I can't get an overall look of the pictures.

Done and done. You may or may not have to empty your cache though, I disable many things to keep images cached to save bandwidth.

[Bregalad]

Cool !
I wonder why Solar Jetman proto use 2 ROMs intead of normal 1.

[peppers]

I would bet because they could get smaller sized ROM's for a better price at the time

[rbudrick]

What mappers can a RAM cart make use of? I've seen a bunch of protos before where the developer used one, but I have no idea if any mod is needed for it. RAM carts are pretty cheap, so I'm just wondering how flexible it actually is.

-Rob

[Skrybe]

Hah, so you're the one who outbid me on that copy of Columbus!

[MatthewCallis]

Hah, so you're the one who outbid me on that copy of Columbus!

One way or another, it was coming to the good ole South.