Obtained a Queen Fighter 2000 cart as of recent. (Thanks, yy!) The dump is identical to that of the one that's floating around, but here it is for redundancy's sake.

I would guess you're thinking of the Gunboy (https://youtube.com/watch?v=3UnD2Wexvog), or the Gun Fighter which has the hack as game #2 (https://youtube.com/watch?v=l_VwPRIAnLM). There's no available ROM dumps of either if that's what you were looking for.

Hi, can you know what's the name of the console which the first game of that Ferrari Grand Prix Challenge is called as "Ultimate". It's looks like a "gun", "gunfire", "gunshot", "shotgun" or like this or what, but I forgot the name, and of course, I've played when I was 8 in the year of 2005 here in Brazil, I bought the cartridge in a street camelot in São José do Rio Preto, state of São Paulo to play when I arrive in my city  that I was born, which is José Bonifácio

On a semi-related note, here is the Shiru Famiclone port of Tetris, as seen on several recent My Arcade consoles. This specific copy was ripped from the Tetris Pixel Pocket; it extracted with its title screen zeroed-out for whatever reason, so I restored the screen using data from the Tetris "Go Gamer" (DGUNL-7029) console. There is also a separate, earlier version of this game designed for the Retro-Bit "Go Retro Portable" systems, which AFAIK is currently undumped.

I haven't written TCRF pages on these two systems yet, though they also have many oddities. Both of them have many unused games, among other plug & play leftovers. The Go Gamer notably includes the original NES version of Tetris and Nice Code's "Bubbles" (VT03 Tetris clone) unused, as well as the Data East games and Inventor hacks from the 2017 Pixel Player.

I should also add that the Go Gamer contains many previously-undumped games, though they feature PRG protection that I can't 100% figure out (seems to involve 2-to-3 bytes being zeroed-out, with added bytes at the end of the ROMs); so the other games remain unripped for now.

It looks like Tetris has some kind of protection, either in the ROM itself. Unfortunately, I have to admit that the game doesn't work 100% well, the "ghost pieces" don't work at all. I haven't really tested it, everything else seems to work.

Here are the two trimmed but otherwise unmodified "in a Tin" game ROMs with a NES 2.0 header that allows them to run in NintendulatorNRS. "Tetris in a Tin" will currently play sound at the wrong pitch unless you disable "VT369 Sound HLE".