freekick.cpp: Consistent documentation. Original Gigas also had "GIGAS" on the label like GIGAS 2 (nw)

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briantro 2018-02-19 21:43:18 -06:00
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@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ Notes:
there isn't a sound CPU and that program isn't executed. Instead, the main
CPU reads the sound program through an 8255 PPI and plays sounds directly.
- Gigas: according to a photo of a genuine board:
Sega Game ID#: 834-6167
Sega Game ID#: "834-6167 // GIGAS"
NEC MC-8123 with Sega security number 317-5002
- Gigas MarkII: according to a photo of a genuine board:
Sega Game ID#: "834-6167-01 // GIGAS 2"
@ -1236,7 +1236,7 @@ ROM_START( countrunb2 )
ROM_LOAD( "24s10n.7h", 0x0500, 0x0100, CRC(c77d0077) SHA1(4cbbf625ad5e45d00ca6aebe9566538ff0a3348d) )
ROM_END
ROM_START( gigas ) /* From an actual Sega board 834-6167 with MC-8123: 317-5002 */
ROM_START( gigas ) /* From an actual Sega board "834-6167 // GIGAS" with MC-8123: 317-5002 */
/* The MC-8123 is located on a small daughterboard which plugs into the z80 socket;
* the daughterboard also has an input for the spinner control the game uses
* An empty socket marked 27256 is at location 10n */
@ -1333,7 +1333,7 @@ ROM_START( oigas )
ROM_END
//Gigas Mark II is a romswap/upgrade to gigas, and uses the same MC-8123 (317-5002).
ROM_START( gigasm2 ) /* From an actual Sega board "834-6167-01 // GIGAS 2" w/MC-8123: 317-5002 */
ROM_START( gigasm2 ) /* From an actual Sega board "834-6167-01 // GIGAS 2" with MC-8123: 317-5002 */
/* The MC-8123 is located on a small daughterboard which plugs into the z80 socket;
* the daughterboard also has an input for the spinner control the game uses
* An empty socket marked 27256 is at location 10n */