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A relatively unusual NES hardware clone, the Mega Kid is essentially a NES-On-A-Chip system implementing the Famicom keyboard accessory, thus allowing it to use keyboard-based NES software. Note the realistic en:lightgun, a common feature of famiclones in many countries.
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Date

2006-06-15 (first version); 2006-08-30 (last version)
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Original uploader was EpiVictor at en.wikipedia Later versions were uploaded by Boffy b at en.wikipedia.
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[edit] Original upload log

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  • 2006-08-30 22:56 Boffy b 1281×940×8 (432136 bytes) Tweaked contrast, sharpened
  • 2006-06-15 20:04 EpiVictor 1281×940×8 (249579 bytes) A relatively unusual NES hardware clone, the Mega Kid is essentially a NES-On-A-Chip system implementing the Famicom keyboard accessory, thus allowing it to use keyboard-based NES software.

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