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6/15/2025, 5:29:34 PM
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SNES/SFC carts had SlowROM and FastROM chips, the latter being more expensive so publishers were prone to using SlowROM and maybe no battery back-up for cheaper releases.
Not familiar with whether or not Goemon or MMX uses SlowROM or FastROM or whatever, but it's a factor to consider when examining the performance of any SNES game.
MMX2 and X3 did use add-on chips for those fancy wireframe effects though.
SNES/SFC carts had SlowROM and FastROM chips, the latter being more expensive so publishers were prone to using SlowROM and maybe no battery back-up for cheaper releases.
Not familiar with whether or not Goemon or MMX uses SlowROM or FastROM or whatever, but it's a factor to consider when examining the performance of any SNES game.
MMX2 and X3 did use add-on chips for those fancy wireframe effects though.
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