new WORKING machine #14098
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Throwback Pocket Video Game Console 150-in-1 [Sterophonick]
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I actually just sent one of these to Team Europe for dumping, so no idea if that will differ (box is identical) This will however clash with #14003 so is it ok if this is closed and I integrated your changes into that? |
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Go ahead! |
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ok, this change has been merged into #14003 please make sure the ROM is submitted via the usual channels (I don't currently have it to test it) this PR can otherwise be closed |
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ROM was submitted to [email protected] when this PR was opened, will be closing. |
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Throwback Pocket Video Game Console 150-in-1 [Sterophonick]
Another ST2302U handheld, acquired a few years ago here in the United States at an arcade. Distributed by Westminster Inc. Flash dumped using a CH341A EEPROM programmer combined with holding my finger down on the reset button.
SPI on the board was labeled
MK \ 25Q32EGIG \ 1942, so i named the ROM25q32egig.bin.