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  1. In Topic: GREATEST. THING. EVER.

    07 January 2014 - 11:28 PM

    Looking up that Robo Pitcher thing (which we didn't have documented until now, huh...), it appears to have had several different variations released over the years; I'm guessing it was relatively popular...?

  2. In Topic: Valley Bell's SMPS Research

    02 January 2014 - 11:05 AM

    All of the above, and some System C/C2 games (I think all except Thunder Force AC; not sure about Puyo Puyo/Puyo Puyo Tsuu). I think I actually do have a list on Sega Retro already, but I need to check again.

  3. In Topic: Valley Bell's SMPS Research

    01 January 2014 - 08:37 PM

    boring technical and historical information no one other than ValleyBell (who I already talked to) will care about

    I will need to re-prepare a table of SMPS games sorted by date and categorize each; it should give us better insight as to the development history of this driver. However, true insight cannot be obtained without looking at Sega's arcade games, as SMPS has its roots as far back as Space Harrier, if not even further back (but before Space Harrier the only 68000-based games were Hang-On and Major League, so a bit more work will be needed to look at earlier games).

    I have a feeling variants of SMPS with hardcoded PCM panning values are properly SMPS/T's Music.

  4. In Topic: General Questions and Information Thread

    27 December 2013 - 09:50 AM

    The latter, as he didn't want to risk breaking anything

  5. In Topic: General Questions and Information Thread

    26 December 2013 - 02:36 PM

    Go-Net dumped; this settles one of those last few ultra-rare Japanese Mega Drive ROMs.