Instead of finding a contemporary EEPROM chip to program, [Petri] decided on using a Flash chip. The original cartridge had a 16kB ROM chip, but the smallest parallel Flash chip he could find was ...
An NES cartridge in its most basic form is a surprisingly ... using a pair of 1 megabit Flash chips and emulating Nintendo’s DRM with an ATtiny microcontroller. In itself it’s an interesting ...
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