Bootleg? Money Puzzle Exchanger

[Emptyshiki]

Got a weird MVS, Seems to be some kind of bootleg as the roms aren't labeled or match the reference, but they are not eeproms or anything so It is kind of weird. Label is a photocopy.
It works. Just planning to sell it once I figure out what I need to describe it as.

https://www.mvs-scans.com/index.php/Money_Puzzle_Exchanger

 

[Hokuto]

Looks to be the same as these boots: https://www.arcade-projects.com/threads/solved-are-these-bootlegs.35703/

 

[pierpa86]

Got a weird MVS, Seems to be some kind of bootleg as the roms aren't labeled or match the reference, but they are not eeproms or anything so It is kind of weird. Label is a photocopy.
It works. Just planning to sell it once I figure out what I need to describe it as.

https://www.mvs-scans.com/index.php/Money_Puzzle_Exchanger

Its a conversion from other game.
If you check under S1 you can see two cable.
V1 should be 4MB on 1 bank, you have 2x 2MB v1and v2 its a good conversion.

 

[Neo-Alec]

The unlabeled roms without windows on them are usually OTP (One Time Programmable) chips. So yes, it's a bootleg using OTP chips.

 

[pierpa86]

The unlabeled roms without windows on them are usually OTP (One Time Programmable) chips. So yes, it's a bootleg using OTP chips.

Can be OTP or EEPROM -Z Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory

 

[Emptyshiki]

Thanks!

 

[Old baby]

It can be clearly seen that these are modified cartridges—genuine cartridge chips all have clear game serial numbers.