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JRA PAT - Wide Taiyouban [Model SHVC-TJDJ-JPN]
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JRA PAT - Wide Taiyouban (c) 1999 NTT This specific iteration—model SHVC-TJDJ-JPN—serves as a technical variant of the 'Wide' compatible update for the JRA's PAT (Phone-entry/Personal-computer Access Technology) service. Like its sibling, the SHVC-TJEJ, it provided users with the necessary software logic to interact with the Japan Racing Association’s betting network, specifically incorporating support for the "Wide" betting format. It stands as one of the final official pieces of software released for the Super Famicom platform. - TECHNICAL - CART ID: SHVC-TJDJ-JPN - TRIVIA - Variant Modeling: Within the JRA PAT software lineup, different model numbers like TJDJ and TJEJ often corresponded to minor build variations, such as adjustments for different modem hardware revisions or specific regional network handshakes required by NTT’s service centers at the time. System Longevity: Releasing a specialized financial terminal utility as late as mid-1999 underscores the persistence of the Super Famicom in Japanese households. While the rest of the world had moved on to the next generation of consoles, the Super Famicom maintained utility as a reliable, dedicated appliance for JRA subscribers. Archival Rarity: For collectors and historians of the platform, the JRA PAT series is notoriously difficult to fully catalog. Because these were service-specific tools rather than commercial games, they were often distributed directly through financial or official channels, making them scarce items in the secondary market today. - SOURCES - ROM dump (MAME).
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JRA PAT - Wide Taiyouban (c) 1999 NTT This specific iteration—model SHVC-TJDJ-JPN—serves as a technical variant of the 'Wide' compatible update for the JRA's PAT (Phone-entry/Personal-computer Access Technology) service. Like its sibling, the SHVC-TJEJ, it provided users with the necessary software logic to interact with the Japan Racing Association’s betting network, specifically incorporating support for the "Wide" betting format. It stands as one of the final official pieces of software released for the Super Famicom platform. - TECHNICAL - CART ID: SHVC-TJDJ-JPN - TRIVIA - Variant Modeling: Within the JRA PAT software lineup, different model numbers like TJDJ and TJEJ often corresponded to minor build variations, such as adjustments for different modem hardware revisions or specific regional network handshakes required by NTT’s service centers at the time. System Longevity: Releasing a specialized financial terminal utility as late as mid-1999 underscores the persistence of the Super Famicom in Japanese households. While the rest of the world had moved on to the next generation of consoles, the Super Famicom maintained utility as a reliable, dedicated appliance for JRA subscribers. Archival Rarity: For collectors and historians of the platform, the JRA PAT series is notoriously difficult to fully catalog. Because these were service-specific tools rather than commercial games, they were often distributed directly through financial or official channels, making them scarce items in the secondary market today. - SOURCES - ROM dump (MAME).
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