Specification version 1 — draft
SD-ROM is a way to distribute MSX software, mainly games, on SD cards or other modern storage media. It mimics the environment of a ROM cartridge game. A cartridge with an SD card slot and an SD-ROM BIOS can run any SD-ROM game by just swapping the card, much as Bee Cards worked in the 1980s. The same format also allows cartridges with an embedded card that look like a regular ROM cartridge to users (dedicated cartridges, see 6.8), and cartridges that combine an SD-ROM BIOS with other firmware such as Nextor.