Nintendo Vs. System
The Nintendo Vs. System is a 8-bit arcade system board manufactured by Nintendo. The board is based in the Nintendo Entertainment System hardware, with some few additions.
Technical Specifications
Main CPU: Ricoh N2A03 @ 1,78 MHz (dual N2A03 in the Dualsystem machines)
Sound CPU: Ricoh N2A03 @ 1,78 MHz (dual N2A03 in the Dualsystem machines)
Sound Chip: Ricoh N2A03 @ 1,78 MHz (dual N2A03 in the Dualsystem machines), DAC (optional)
Games Released
Nintendo Vs. Unisystem games
Nintendo Vs. Dualsystem games
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Notes
- Kai no Bouken was the last Vs. System game to be released in Japan;
- Lionex was supposed to be the only Vs. System game that didn't have a NES/Famicom counterpart, through some of his elements was later available in Blaster Master;
- Tetris and some units of Atari R.B.I. Baseball was not licensed by Nintendo, due to the rivalry between Tengen and Nintendo on the NES.