Access Block (OneBus) (VT03) (Family Computer, NES) (gamerip) (2005) MP3

Access Block (OneBus) (VT03)

Ball Switch
Football Smash
Line
Smash Futbol
Access Block (VT03)
Football Smash (VT03)
Smash Futbol (VT369)

Platforms: Family Computer, NES
Year: 2005
Developed by: Waixing
Published by: Waixing

Number of Files: 1
Total Filesize: 4 MB (MP3), 11 MB (FLAC)
Date Added: May 22nd, 2026
Album type: Gamerip
Uploaded by: krarxzxzxzxz

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krarxzxzxzxz

01:18 May 27th, 2026Offline

SethAllen623

I don't understand how the NES can generate title screens of quality like the ones this game has. Somebody has been working around the console's limitations!

...WHAT?! This wasn't a legitimate NES developer after all? I would never have guessed that this was for a Famiclone!

A Chinese company called VR Technology has created a chip called VTXX and VTXXX that boasts a completely different quality than the original device. Learn more at this link https://bootleggames.fandom.com/wiki/V.R._Technology - VTR https://bootleggames.fandom.com/wiki/VTxx - VTXX https://bootleggames.fandom.com/wiki/VTxxx - VTxxx

SethAllen623

07:44 May 23rd, 2026Offline

I don't understand how the NES can generate title screens of quality like the ones this game has. Somebody has been working around the console's limitations!

...WHAT?! This wasn't a legitimate NES developer after all? I would never have guessed that this was for a Famiclone!

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