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JEIDA V3 memory cards used in AES and some MVS systems to store game saves and/or high scores. The original SNK card could only hold 2KiB of data. | JEIDA V3 memory cards used in AES and some [[MVS hardware|MVS systems]] to store game saves and/or high scores. The original SNK card could only hold 2KiB of data. | ||
Replaced by a 64KiB (?) fixed battery-backed RAM chip in the [[CD hardware|CD systems]]. | |||
See the [[BIOSF_CRDACCESS]] BIOS call description for memory card operations. | |||
[[http://www.neogeoprotos.com/memcardfaq.htm Lots of details (from neogeoprotos.com)]] | [[http://www.neogeoprotos.com/memcardfaq.htm Lots of details (from neogeoprotos.com)]] | ||
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[[http://www.raregame.ru/file/15/NEO-GEO_Memcard_Data_Format.GIF Data format (from Raregame.ru)]] | [[http://www.raregame.ru/file/15/NEO-GEO_Memcard_Data_Format.GIF Data format (from Raregame.ru)]] | ||
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Revision as of 04:37, 10 May 2011
JEIDA V3 memory cards used in AES and some MVS systems to store game saves and/or high scores. The original SNK card could only hold 2KiB of data.
Replaced by a 64KiB (?) fixed battery-backed RAM chip in the CD systems.
See the BIOSF_CRDACCESS BIOS call description for memory card operations.