File: ekara_japan_gk.xml

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<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!DOCTYPE softwarelist SYSTEM "softwarelist.dtd">
<!--
license:CC0
-->
<softwarelist name="ekara_japan_gk" description="Takara e-kara (Japan) GK-xx series cartridges">
	<!-- cartridges contain the ROM only, the XaviX CPU and BIOS are in the base unit -->
	<!--
	Japanese cart listing (by GK code)  * = dumped
	 * = dumped

	A secondary 4-digit naming scheme GKxxxx (no extension) appears on a sticker on the cartridge PCB only

	(check what units these are for)

	*GK-1  Detective Conan
	 GK-2  (unknown)
	 GK-3  (seen)

	(more? what's the GK highest number?)

	-->

	<software name="gk1">
		<description>GK-1 - Detective Conan (Japan)</description>
		<year>2004</year>
		<publisher>Takara</publisher>
		<part name="cart" interface="ekara_cart">
			<dataarea name="rom" size="0x200000">
				<rom name="gk1.bin" size="0x200000" crc="775608cd" sha1="8b53fd4e8ced709df2716c839abfd7e41cc719d2"/>
			</dataarea>
		</part>
	</software>

</softwarelist>