Nintendo - Nintendo Entertainment System unlicensed undumped - Revision history

Hiccup: Undo revision 14226 by Nnssxx (talk)

2025-10-14T10:03:17Z

Undo revision 14226 by Nnssxx (talk)

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	\| There were two versions of PAL Micro Machines, a black cartridge and a game genie-style adapter release. In DoM there is only one dump with no metadata. Source: [https://bsky.app/profile/nensondubois.bsky.social/post/3lezan5fejk2r]		\| There were two versions of PAL Micro Machines, a black cartridge and a game genie-style adapter release. In DoM there is only one dump with no metadata. Source: [https://bsky.app/profile/nensondubois.bsky.social/post/3lezan5fejk2r]
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			\| Micro Machines (early version with added PCB)
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			\| Early versions had an added PCB to patch a mistake in the ROM. Source: [https://bsky.app/profile/nensondubois.bsky.social/post/3lezan5fejk2r]. Nnssxx is going to add this to DoM.
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Nnssxx: /* Unlicensed */

2025-10-14T05:14:59Z

Unlicensed

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	\| There were two versions of PAL Micro Machines, a black cartridge and a game genie-style adapter release. In DoM there is only one dump with no metadata. Source: [https://bsky.app/profile/nensondubois.bsky.social/post/3lezan5fejk2r]		\| There were two versions of PAL Micro Machines, a black cartridge and a game genie-style adapter release. In DoM there is only one dump with no metadata. Source: [https://bsky.app/profile/nensondubois.bsky.social/post/3lezan5fejk2r]
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	~~\| Micro Machines (early version with added PCB)~~
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	~~\| Early versions had an added PCB to patch a mistake in the ROM. Source: [https://bsky.app/profile/nensondubois.bsky.social/post/3lezan5fejk2r]~~
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Nnssxx: /* Physical Verification Needed */

2025-07-16T07:59:20Z

Physical Verification Needed

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	\| This release from InfiniteNESLives is assumed to be the same as currently documented versions of the game.		\| This release from InfiniteNESLives is assumed to be the same as currently documented versions of the game.
	\| [[File:bbcineslives.jpg\|200px]]		\| [[File:bbcineslives.jpg\|200px]]
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	~~\| [https://calgames.itch.io/bobby-six-seven Bobby Six Seven]~~
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Nnssxx: /* Undumped Limited Releases */

2025-07-16T07:53:01Z

Undumped Limited Releases

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	\| A special release of Goofy Foot: Power Chiptunes that was limited to 100 individually numbered cartridges.		\| A special release of Goofy Foot: Power Chiptunes that was limited to 100 individually numbered cartridges.
	\| [[File:Goofy Foot Limited Edition.jpg\|200px]] \|		\| [[File:Goofy Foot Limited Edition.jpg\|200px]] \|
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	~~\| [https://www.videogamesage.com/databases/homebrew-video-games/nintendo/nes/holly-jolly-nes-mix-r45/ Holly Jolly NES Mix]~~
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	~~\| This Christmas chiptune album was sold on NintendoAge in 2016. 40 CIB copies and 29 loose cartridges were made. Graphics by Kevin Hanley and Music by Human Thomas.~~
	~~\| [[File:hollyjollynesmix.jpg\|200px]]~~
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Nnssxx: /* Unlicensed */

2025-07-16T07:46:24Z

Unlicensed

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	\| [[File:Sachen-the great wall-box-front.png\|200px]]		\| [[File:Sachen-the great wall-box-front.png\|200px]]
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			\| American Crisis (Proto) \|\| USA \|\| 1991 American Video Entertainment (AVE) prototype https://web.archive.org/web/20150311183622/http://www.neswarpzone.com/x29.html https://web.archive.org/web/20030924202206/http://www.planetnintendo.com/thewarpzone/crisis.html \|\| [[File:NES_American_Crisis_%28Proto%29_Cart_Front.jpg\|200px]] \|\| [[File:NES_American_Crisis_%28Proto%29_PCB_Front.jpg\|200px]]
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Relax: Removed Chiller (blue shell)

2025-01-12T13:36:33Z

Removed Chiller (blue shell)

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	! style="width:20%;"\| Cart Pictures		! style="width:20%;"\| Cart Pictures
	! style="width:20%;"\| PCB Pictures		! style="width:20%;"\| PCB Pictures
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	~~\| Chiller (blue shell)~~
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	\| All regular carts dumped so far appear to contain a faulty CHR chip. The current dump combines all good bytes from several bad CHR ROM images and the data matches the CHR found inside the Australien release. The rare version coming with a blue shell might be the only proper USA release and might still be worth dumping
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	\| Micro Machines		\| Micro Machines

SCZther: Split into unlicensed and aftermarket, added Micro Machines variants

2025-01-10T12:44:46Z

Split into unlicensed and aftermarket, added Micro Machines variants

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	{{NES}}		{{NES}}

	==~~Undumped~~ Unlicensed ~~Games~~==		==Unlicensed==
	These are games that were released online ~~and able~~ to be purchased by anyone. They weren't restricted to being sold at conventions and there were more than 100 known to be made.
			{\| class="wikitable sortable" style="width: 100%"
			! style="width:25%;"\| Name
			! style="width:5%;" \| Region
			! style="width:25%;"\| Notes
			! style="width:20%;"\| Cart Pictures
			! style="width:20%;"\| PCB Pictures
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			\| Chiller (blue shell)
			\| style="text-align:center;" \| US
			\| All regular carts dumped so far appear to contain a faulty CHR chip. The current dump combines all good bytes from several bad CHR ROM images and the data matches the CHR found inside the Australien release. The rare version coming with a blue shell might be the only proper USA release and might still be worth dumping
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			\| Micro Machines
			\| style="text-align:center;" \| EU
			\| There were two versions of PAL Micro Machines, a black cartridge and a game genie-style adapter release. In DoM there is only one dump with no metadata. Source: [https://bsky.app/profile/nensondubois.bsky.social/post/3lezan5fejk2r]
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			\| Micro Machines (early version with added PCB)
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			\| Early versions had an added PCB to patch a mistake in the ROM. Source: [https://bsky.app/profile/nensondubois.bsky.social/post/3lezan5fejk2r]
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			\| Super Gun
			\| style="text-align:center;" \| Asia
			\| The 60-pin version of "Super Gun", a shoot-'em-up Famicom game developed and released by NTDEC in 1992 (Game ID = "CN-12"). The version with "Caltron" copyright is already dumped (and contains different game data).
			\| [[File:Supergun_fc_cn-12.png\|200px]]
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			\| The Great Wall
			\| style="text-align:center;" \| Asia
			\| NTSC version (probably 60-pin) of Sachen's "The Great Wall" released in 1992. Game ID = "SA-019".
			\| [[File:Sachen-the great wall-box-front.png\|200px]]
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			\|}

			==Aftermarket==

			These are games that were released online or retail available to be purchased by anyone. They weren't restricted to being sold at conventions and there were more than 100 known to be made.

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	! style="width:25%;"\| Name		! style="width:25%;"\| Name
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	\| Version 1.2 is labeled "Resale Version" on the Game Impact page. It's not clear what's been changed in this version.		\| Version 1.2 is labeled "Resale Version" on the Game Impact page. It's not clear what's been changed in this version.
	\| [[File:bishojo_mild_set.png\|200px]] [[File:bishojo_mild_cart.png\|200px]]		\| [[File:bishojo_mild_set.png\|200px]] [[File:bishojo_mild_cart.png\|200px]]
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	~~\| Chiller (blue shell)~~
	~~\| style="text-align:center;" \| US~~
	\| All regular carts dumped so far appear to contain a faulty CHR chip. The current dump combines all good bytes from several bad CHR ROM images and the data matches the CHR found inside the Australien release. The rare version coming with a blue shell might be the only proper USA release and might still be worth dumping
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	\| Released as part of a [https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/megaran/mega-lo-mania-directors-cut-dvd-and-a-new-album-fo/description Kickstarter] then sold on InfiniteNESLives.com. There is also a limited edition blue cartridge.		\| Released as part of a [https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/megaran/mega-lo-mania-directors-cut-dvd-and-a-new-album-fo/description Kickstarter] then sold on InfiniteNESLives.com. There is also a limited edition blue cartridge.
	\| [[File:RNDM_CIB.jpg\|200px]]<br><br>[[File:RNDM_LE_open.jpg\|200px]]		\| [[File:RNDM_CIB.jpg\|200px]]<br><br>[[File:RNDM_LE_open.jpg\|200px]]
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	~~\| Super Gun~~
	~~\| style="text-align:center;" \| Asia~~
	\| The 60-pin version of "Super Gun", a shoot-'em-up Famicom game developed and released by NTDEC in 1992 (Game ID = "CN-12"). The version with "Caltron" copyright is already dumped (and contains different game data).
	~~\| [[File:Supergun_fc_cn-12.png\|200px]]~~
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	\| An NES cart made by hand to create percussion sounds through the NES sound chip. From videos on YouTube ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIpErvK2YSU 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MaXrvPMZcRM 2]), there seem to be no graphics for this music program. Although the tool has no graphics, it utilizes the NES controllers to modify the sound.		\| An NES cart made by hand to create percussion sounds through the NES sound chip. From videos on YouTube ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIpErvK2YSU 1], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MaXrvPMZcRM 2]), there seem to be no graphics for this music program. Although the tool has no graphics, it utilizes the NES controllers to modify the sound.
	\| [[File:Supersynthdrums.jpg\|200px]]		\| [[File:Supersynthdrums.jpg\|200px]]
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	~~\| The Great Wall~~
	~~\| style="text-align:center;" \| Asia~~
	~~\| NTSC version (probably 60-pin) of Sachen's "The Great Wall" released in 1992. Game ID = "SA-019".~~
	~~\| [[File:Sachen-the great wall-box-front.png\|200px]]~~
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	==Missing Known Versions of Digital Releases==		===Missing Known Versions of Digital Releases===
	These are digital only releases that are undocumented.		These are digital only releases that are undocumented.
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	==Undumped Limited Releases==		===Undumped Limited Releases===
	These are games that were released in limited quantities. They were released exclusively at conventions or less than 100 were confirmed to be made.		These are games that were released in limited quantities. They were released exclusively at conventions or less than 100 were confirmed to be made.
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	==Undumped Known Prototypes and "One of a Kinds"==		===Undumped Known Prototypes and "One of a Kinds"===
	These are one-offs that have been seen on social media or at conventions but have never had a true release.		These are one-offs that have been seen on social media or at conventions but have never had a true release.
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	==Physical Verification Needed==		===Physical Verification Needed===
	The digital versions of these games have been documented, but physical versions exist and it's unknown if the contents are different.		The digital versions of these games have been documented, but physical versions exist and it's unknown if the contents are different.
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	==Unverified to Exist==		===Unverified to Exist===
	These games are rumored or assumed to exist, but little evidence is available.		These games are rumored or assumed to exist, but little evidence is available.
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	\| [https://6502collective.com/8-bit-labs CTWC: Archive: NES]		\| [https://6502collective.com/8-bit-labs CTWC: Archive: NES]
	\| style="text-align:center;" \| US		\| style="text-align:center;" \| US
	\| Made for Classic Tetris World ~~Champiionships~~ 2018. Not much else is known about this game. The 6502 Collective list it as one of their projects and display a screenshot.		\| Made for Classic Tetris World Championships 2018. Not much else is known about this game. The 6502 Collective list it as one of their projects and display a screenshot.
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Nnssxx at 17:07, 31 January 2024

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	\| Released as part of a [https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/megaran/mega-lo-mania-directors-cut-dvd-and-a-new-album-fo/description Kickstarter] then sold on InfiniteNESLives.com. There is also a limited edition blue cartridge.		\| Released as part of a [https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/megaran/mega-lo-mania-directors-cut-dvd-and-a-new-album-fo/description Kickstarter] then sold on InfiniteNESLives.com. There is also a limited edition blue cartridge.
	\| [[File:RNDM_CIB.jpg\|200px]]<br><br>[[File:RNDM_LE_open.jpg\|200px]]		\| [[File:RNDM_CIB.jpg\|200px]]<br><br>[[File:RNDM_LE_open.jpg\|200px]]
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	~~\| [https://limitedrungames.com/products/shadow-of-the-ninja-nes Shadow of the Ninja]~~
	~~\| style="text-align:center;" \| Europe/US~~
	~~\| Limited Run Games Re-release. 2,000 Gray Cartridges, 1,000 Blue Cartridges.~~
	~~\| [[File:Shadow-NES-Blue.png\|200px]] [[File:Shadow-NES-Grey.png\|200px]]~~
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Nnssxx at 08:04, 30 January 2024

2024-01-30T08:04:05Z

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	~~\| [https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1348643050/nintendo-nes-retroplayernl-championship-2016 Retroplayer.nl Championship 2016]~~
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	\| The second version of the Retroplayer.nl Championship. It consists of a NWC type competition game with modified versions of Mighty Bomb Jack, F1 Race, and Dr. Mario. Only 24 backers purchased the game, but that was enough to fulfill the budget requirement. Only one backer backed the digital rom version.
	~~\| [[File:Rpnl2016.png\|200px]]~~
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	\| [https://www.nesdev.org/wiki/2-in-1_Geminim/Siamond Siamond]		\| [https://www.nesdev.org/wiki/2-in-1_Geminim/Siamond Siamond]

Nnssxx at 11:37, 22 January 2024

2024-01-22T11:37:58Z

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	\| Released in 2021, this cartridge seems to be a hack of The New Ghostbusters 2 with a custom title screen.		\| Released in 2021, this cartridge seems to be a hack of The New Ghostbusters 2 with a custom title screen.
	\| [[File:ghostbusters3.jpg\|200px]]		\| [[File:ghostbusters3.jpg\|200px]]
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	~~\| [https://tulip-house.ddo.jp/digital/ilevan/index_en.html ILEVAN]~~
	~~\| style="text-align:center;" \| Japan~~
	~~\| The developer wrote the original game for MSX in 1987, then ported it to the Famicom 30 years later. Sold on their own website in very limited quantities.~~
	~~\| [[File:Ilevan_cart.jpg\|200px]] [[File:ilevan_box.jpg\|200px]]~~
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	\| Developed by @okunyon, this game was released at Japanese gaming conventions initially, then on GameImpact's website for Japanese ordering only. The first version is on an orange cartridge and is referenced in the Version 3 Rewriting Service mentioned on the same page as "Version 2".		\| Developed by @okunyon, this game was released at Japanese gaming conventions initially, then on GameImpact's website for Japanese ordering only. The first version is on an orange cartridge and is referenced in the Version 3 Rewriting Service mentioned on the same page as "Version 2".
	\| [[File:norenwakev2.jpg\|200px]]		\| [[File:norenwakev2.jpg\|200px]]
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	~~\| [https://www.beep-shop.com/ec/products/detail/DF-3--35721 OverObj]~~
	~~\| style="text-align:center;" \| Japan~~
	~~\| The third release from Little Sounds Soft is a shooter that was released in 2023.~~
	~~\| [[File:overobj.jpg\|200px]]~~
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