SE3K Survivors Experience 3000

G-1012 — Sindbad Mystery

The board inside Sindbad Mystery, photographed front and back — as sold by Sega and GrandStand.

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This Cartridge PCB uses one ROM from TOSHIBA named TMM23256P. This chip is a Mask Read Only Memory with a low bit cost most suitable for use in character generator.

Its built in memory matrix has 32,768 x 8bit word, which means 32 Kbytes of data available. It has two separate row and column decoders which are interfaced to the memory cell array.

There are two separate buffers for input and output data driven by a controller with a clock signal.

This chip has been interfaced to the Hex Inverter TC40H00P

Sega

The circuit board inside Sindbad Mystery, as sold by Sega
The circuit board inside Sindbad Mystery, as sold by Sega
The Sindbad Mystery cartridge, as sold by Sega
Sindbad Mystery as Sega sold it

Here there are the graphic tiles relative to different game stages/screens stored on ROM:

Graphics stored in the ROM of Sindbad Mystery
Graphics stored in the ROM of Sindbad Mystery

GrandStand

The circuit board inside Sindbad Mystery, as sold by GrandStand
The circuit board inside Sindbad Mystery, as sold by GrandStand
The Sindbad Mystery cartridge, as sold by GrandStand
Sindbad Mystery as GrandStand sold it

Here there are the graphic tiles relative to different game stages/screens stored on ROM:

Graphics stored in the ROM of Sindbad Mystery
Graphics stored in the ROM of Sindbad Mystery

Datasheets

The chips on these boards, as their makers described them.