Nintendo VS.SOCCER MDS Series Video Game Software Operation Manual

Below you will find brief information for VS.SOCCER. This manual provides comprehensive instructions for installing the VS.SOCCER game ROMs and Custom ICs onto the MDS P.C. Board. It details specific ROM locations for dual-monitor (VS.DUAL SYSTEM) and single-monitor (VS.UNISYSTEM) setups, along with dip switch settings for customizing game options such as coin/credit, initial points, and difficulty levels, ensuring proper configuration for optimal gameplay.

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Key features

  • Installation guide for VS.SOCCER Software ROMs and Custom IC.

  • Detailed ROM location numbers for MDS-SC P.C. Board.

  • Supports VS.DUAL SYSTEM (two monitor) configurations.

  • Supports VS.UNISYSTEM (one monitor) configurations.

  • Configurable game options via dip switches (coin/credit, initial points, difficulty).

  • Specific settings for Main (SW1) and Sub (SW2) P.C. Board sides.

Frequently asked questions

Each ROM and IC is labeled with a Location Number indicating its corresponding slot on the P.C. Board. You must mount them into the proper IC Socket matching these numbers to either the main (SW1) or sub (SW2) side.

For the main (left) side of a VS.DUAL SYSTEM, use locations 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D, 2A, 2B, and 2F for the EPROMs and Custom IC.

For a VS.UNISYSTEM, the VS.SOCCER EPROMs and Custom IC must use locations 6A, 6B, 6C, 6D, 8A, 8B, and 8F (sub side).

Coin/credit settings are adjusted using dip switches SW1 or SW2, specifically switches 1, 2, 3, and 4, which offer configurations like 1 Coin/1 Credit, 2 Coin/1 Credit, or Free Play.

The difficulty level for VS.SOCCER can be adjusted using dip switches SW1 or SW2, specifically switches 1, 2, 3, and 4 in the DIFFICULTY LEVEL section, offering options from EASY (1) to HARD (4).

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