SystemCardTable

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A means of displaying how various System Cards affect a game. This is only worth doing for CD-ROM² systems which have used three different types of System Card (standard, Super and Arcade).

Use

{{SystemCardTable|
| romregion=
| standard_image=
| super_image=
| arcade_image=
| standard_state=
| super_state=
| arcade_state=
}}

Possible states:

• yes - works as expected
• error - displays an error screen of some sort
• broken - the game breaks horribly or hangs, rendering it unplayable
• blank - blank screen, which could be a lock or it could be an error - we probably don't know
• bios - loops back to BIOS

To add more information, use standard_desc, super_desc or arcade_desc.

Examples

NTSC-J version

System Card v1.00-2.10
Works as expected.

Super System Card v3.00
Works as expected.

Arcade Card Pro/Duo
Works as expected.

(Games using the original CD-ROM² format will work with all System Cards, such as Wonder Boy III: Monster Lair.)

NTSC-J version

System Card v1.00-2.10
Error screen. Joke mini-game Akumajyo Dracula Peke is loaded. Click here for more information.

Super System Card v3.00
Works as expected.

Arcade Card Pro/Duo
Works as expected.

(When a game is incompatible with an older System Card, screenshots of the error messages should be displayed.)

NTSC-J version

System Card v1.00-2.10
Broken. Cutscenes are fine, but the title screen, menus and in-game sprites are garbled.

Super System Card v3.00
Works as expected.

Arcade Card Pro/Duo
Works as expected.

(Black Hole Assault doesn't work with older System Cards, but no lockout screen appears to stop you from trying)