Super Nintendo: Internal revisions
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Re: Super Nintendo: Internal revisions
What's up with the empty space next to the SPC700 and DSP?
Re: Super Nintendo: Internal revisions
The expansion port.
- Drew Sebastino
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Re: Super Nintendo: Internal revisions
Heh, I subconsciously thought it was on the left side of the console from when you flip it over...
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I further updated my table.
By checking some Super Nintendos on eBay, I noticed that UN21* - UN26*, i.e. the GPM revisions, can have printed or molded EJECT texts.
By checking some Super Nintendos on eBay, I noticed that UN21* - UN26*, i.e. the GPM revisions, can have printed or molded EJECT texts.
My game "City Trouble":
Gameplay video: https://youtu.be/Eee0yurkIW4
Download (ROM, manual, artworks): http://www.denny-r-walter.de/city.html
Gameplay video: https://youtu.be/Eee0yurkIW4
Download (ROM, manual, artworks): http://www.denny-r-walter.de/city.html
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Necroing this post because I have something rare to contribute.
My childhood SNES is a 2/1/1 as reported by my Lion King cart's debug screen.
Serial number is UN12275542.
Eject is printed, FCC is a printed label, cartrige connector edges are silver.
Is there anything more helpful that I can do or information I can provide that would be useful?
Edit:
Opened her up after getting appropriate 3.5mm security bit.
Album of the board here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/v262gL7FfPhkLdiW8
Board, corner label
CPU
PPU1
PPU2
IDs on the chips confirm a 2/1/1 and match the IDs in this post, in particular the "rarely mentioned in internet" first line of the ppu2 versions.
My childhood SNES is a 2/1/1 as reported by my Lion King cart's debug screen.
Serial number is UN12275542.
Eject is printed, FCC is a printed label, cartrige connector edges are silver.
Is there anything more helpful that I can do or information I can provide that would be useful?
Edit:
Opened her up after getting appropriate 3.5mm security bit.
Album of the board here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/v262gL7FfPhkLdiW8
Board, corner label
Code: Select all
© 1990 Nintendo
SHVC-CPU-01
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S-CPU A
5A22-02
1JD 7U
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S-PPU1
5C77-01
1JV 94
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S-PPU2
5C78-01
1JU 89
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Re: Super Nintendo: Internal revisions
Not without opening the shell. If you do, maybe dates? All ICs will have date codes on them (although some of them encode it cryptically). The PCB will have a specific model. (e.g.) Don't think there's anything else.