diff --git a/hash/gba.xml b/hash/gba.xml
index 8176b166e14..45bdce9f961 100644
--- a/hash/gba.xml
+++ b/hash/gba.xml
@@ -39918,7 +39918,7 @@
 	<!-- "Daigasso Band Brothers" (大合奏!バンドブラザーズ) for Nintendo DS uses a GBA cart (NTR-A-ZBBJ-JPN) called "Daigasso Request Selection" for adding new songs to the game.
 	    Inside there is an standard "AGB-E01-41" GBA cart PCB with "U1=GPIO MASK ROM [R27V810F-064]". -->
 
-	<!-- AM3 did a Nintendo officially lilcensed video player for GBA in form of a GBA cart with a SmartMedia slot.
+	<!-- AM3 did a Nintendo officially licensed video player for GBA in form of a GBA cart with a SmartMedia slot.
 	    There were lot of pre-recorded SmartMedia cards with videos (Pokémon, Detective Conan, etc.), but also kiosk machines to download new videos to an empty card.
 	    Inside this GBA cart the PCB is labeled "YGP2-AM1-01". The ROM and the video processor are behind the SmartMedia slot, but the label "U3 AM3-ASIC" is visible. -->
 
diff --git a/hash/gbcolor.xml b/hash/gbcolor.xml
index 5261c682185..490adeee414 100644
--- a/hash/gbcolor.xml
+++ b/hash/gbcolor.xml
@@ -18312,7 +18312,7 @@ Unreleased (music source code exists, possibly no prototypes exist)
 		<description>San Francisco Rush 2049 (Euro, USA)</description>
 		<year>2000</year>
 		<publisher>Midway</publisher>
-		<info name="serial" value="CGB-ASXE-USA, CGB-ASXP-EUU"/>
+		<info name="serial" value="CGB-ASXE-USA, CGB-ASXP-EUU, CGB-ASXP-EUR"/>
 		<part name="cart" interface="gameboy_cart">
 			<feature name="pcb" value="DMG-A07-01" />
 			<feature name="u1" value="U1 2M/4M/8M MROM" />
@@ -20153,7 +20153,7 @@ Unreleased (music source code exists, possibly no prototypes exist)
 		<description>Sylvester and Tweety - Breakfast on the Run (Euro)</description>
 		<year>1998</year>
 		<publisher>Infogrames</publisher>
-		<info name="serial" value="DMG-AYRP-(NOE/UKV)"/>
+		<info name="serial" value="DMG-AYRP-NOE, DMG-AYRP-UKV, DMG-AYRP-EUR)"/>
 		<part name="cart" interface="gameboy_cart">
 			<feature name="slot" value="rom_mbc5" />
 			<dataarea name="rom" size="1048576">