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Truck Kyosokyoku [Guru, R. Belmont, Mr. Do, Kevin Eshbach, www.techknight.com, ranger_lennier, J. Wilke, hack_mole, Gyrovision, Tauchy, K. Fisher, Rambo, The Dumping Union]
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src/mame/drivers/namcos12.c
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/*************************************************************************** /***************************************************************************
Namco System 12 - Arcade PSX Hardware Namco System 12 - Arcade Playstation-based Hardware
===================================== ===================================================
Driver by smf Driver by smf
Board notes by The Guru Board notes by The Guru
H8/3002 and Golgo13 support by R. Belmont based on work by The_Author and DynaChicken H8/3002 and Golgo13 support by R. Belmont based on work by The_Author and DynaChicken
@ -11,14 +11,19 @@
graphics are glitchy in some games. graphics are glitchy in some games.
- golgo13 assumes the test switch is a switch, not a button - must hold down F2 to stay in test mode - golgo13 assumes the test switch is a switch, not a button - must hold down F2 to stay in test mode
- truckk doesn't boot: the H8/3002 never enters InitJVSBoards @ 1DE2. 1DE2 is referenced in a table of commands at 4032,
which is called by the routine at 3FEA. It is not clear how execution is intended to get to 3FEA - there are no direct
branches to that location, and the bytes 3F EA don't appear at all in the program.
Namco System 12 - Arcade Playstation-based Hardware
Namco System 12 - Arcade PSX Hardware ===================================================
=====================================
Game & software revision Company/Year CPU board Mother board Daughter board Keycus Game & software revision Company/Year CPU board Mother board Daughter board Keycus
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Aqua Rush (AQ1/VER.A1) (C) Namco, 1999 COH-700 SYSTEM12 MOTHER(C) SYSTEM12 M5F2 KC053 Aqua Rush (AQ1/VER.A1) (C) Namco, 1999 COH-700 SYSTEM12 MOTHER(C) SYSTEM12 M5F2 KC053
Attack Pla-Rail (C) Tomy/Namco, 199?
Derby Quiz My Dream Horse (MDH1/VER.A2) (C) Namco, 1998 COH-700 SYSTEM12 MOTHER(B) SYSTEM12 M10X64 KC035 Derby Quiz My Dream Horse (MDH1/VER.A2) (C) Namco, 1998 COH-700 SYSTEM12 MOTHER(B) SYSTEM12 M10X64 KC035
Ehrgeiz (EG2/VER.A) (C) Square/Namco, 1998 COH-700 SYSTEM12 MOTHER(B) SYSTEM12 M4F6 KC021 Ehrgeiz (EG2/VER.A) (C) Square/Namco, 1998 COH-700 SYSTEM12 MOTHER(B) SYSTEM12 M4F6 KC021
Ehrgeiz (EG3/VER.A) (C) Square/Namco, 1998 COH-700 SYSTEM12 MOTHER(B) SYSTEM12 M4F6 KC021 Ehrgeiz (EG3/VER.A) (C) Square/Namco, 1998 COH-700 SYSTEM12 MOTHER(B) SYSTEM12 M4F6 KC021
@ -52,16 +57,13 @@ Tekken 3 (TET3/VER.B) (C) Namco, 1996 COH-700 SYS
Tekken Tag Tournament (TEG3/VER.B) (C) Namco, 1999 COH-700 SYSTEM12 MOTHER(B) SYSTEM12 M8F4 KC044 Tekken Tag Tournament (TEG3/VER.B) (C) Namco, 1999 COH-700 SYSTEM12 MOTHER(B) SYSTEM12 M8F4 KC044
Tekken Tag Tournament (TEG3/VER.C1) (C) Namco, 1999 COH-700 SYSTEM12 MOTHER(B) SYSTEM12 M8F4 KC044 Tekken Tag Tournament (TEG3/VER.C1) (C) Namco, 1999 COH-700 SYSTEM12 MOTHER(B) SYSTEM12 M8F4 KC044
Toukon Retsuden 3 (TR1/VER.A) (C) Namco, 1997 COH-700 SYSTEM12 MOTHER(B) SYSTEM12 M8F2F KC019 Toukon Retsuden 3 (TR1/VER.A) (C) Namco, 1997 COH-700 SYSTEM12 MOTHER(B) SYSTEM12 M8F2F KC019
Truck Kyosokyoku (TKK2/VER.A) (C) Namco, 2000 COH-700 SYSTEM12 MOTHER(C) SYSTEM12 M8F6 KC056
Wanted Games Wanted Games
------------ ------------
Aerosmith - Quest for Fame (C) Namco, 2001 Aerosmith - Quest for Fame (C) Namco, 2001
http://www.bandainamcogames.co.jp/am/vg/questforfame/ http://www.bandainamcogames.co.jp/am/vg/questforfame/
Attack Pla-Rail (C) Tomy/Namco, 199?
Possibly some kind of redemption game for kids
Kart Duel (C) Namco, 2000 Kart Duel (C) Namco, 2000
http://www.bandainamcogames.co.jp/am/english/aa/kartduel/ http://www.bandainamcogames.co.jp/am/english/aa/kartduel/
@ -82,9 +84,6 @@ http://www.bandainamcogames.co.jp/am/em/techno-drive/main/index.php
Tekno Werk (C) Namco, 1999 Tekno Werk (C) Namco, 1999
Some kind of music game similar to Konami's Keyboard Mania series Some kind of music game similar to Konami's Keyboard Mania series
Truck Kyosokyoku (C) Namco, 2000
http://www.bandainamcogames.co.jp/am/english/aa/truckkyosokyoku/
Um Jammer Lammy (C) Namco, 1999 Um Jammer Lammy (C) Namco, 1999
http://www.wailee.com/sys/lpic/UM_Jammer_Lammy.jpg http://www.wailee.com/sys/lpic/UM_Jammer_Lammy.jpg
@ -102,22 +101,27 @@ ROM PCB - There are nine known revisions of this PCB (so far). They're mostl
number of ROMs used. Most have a PAL and a CPLD known as a 'KEYCUS'. Some also have an additional CPLD for number of ROMs used. Most have a PAL and a CPLD known as a 'KEYCUS'. Some also have an additional CPLD for
protection. protection.
And 2 game-specific/optional PCBs.... And 4 game-specific/optional PCBs....
NETWORK PCB - Used to connect 2 PCBs together using standard USB cables. The board plugs in where the CPU board would NETWORK PCB - Used to connect 2 PCBs together using standard USB cables. The board plugs in where the CPU board would
normally be, and the CPU board plugs into another connector on the Network PCB. Seems to be only used on normally be, and the CPU board plugs into another connector on the Network PCB. Seems to be only used on
Libero Grande, Tekken 3 and Ehrgeiz (so far?) Libero Grande, Tekken 3 and Ehrgeiz (so far?)
GUN I/F PCB - Used to connect and control the light guns. The board plugs in where the CPU board would GUN I/F PCB - Used to connect and control the light guns. The board plugs in where the CPU board would
normally be, and the CPU board plugs into another connector on the GUN I/F PCB. The guns plug into this normally be, and the CPU board plugs into another connector on the GUN I/F PCB. The guns plug into this
PCB directly, no extra gun hardware is needed. Used only on Ghoul Panic and Point Blank 2 so far. PCB directly, no extra gun hardware is needed. Used only on Ghoul Panic and Point Blank 2 so far.
CDXA PCB - Used on Truck Kyosokyoku to control the CDROM drive. The board plugs in where the CPU board would
normally be, and the CPU board plugs into another connector on the CDXA PCB.
V233 DECO PCB-This is the I/O board used by Truck Kyosokyoku. It contains a custom Namco C78 (Hitachi H8/3334) and one
EPROM. A similar board might also be required for Attack Pla-Rail as it will not boot without some kind
of I/O board.
Each game has a 3 or 4 digit letter code assigned to it which is printed on a small sticker and placed on the underside Each game has a 3 or 4 digit letter code assigned to it which is printed on a small sticker and placed on the underside
of the main PCB. of the main PCB.
The 4 digit code is then proceeded by a number (generally 1, 2 or 3), then 'Rev.' then A/B/C/D/E which denotes the software The 4 digit code is then proceeded by a number (generally 1, 2 or 3), then 'Rev.' then A/B/C/D/E which denotes the software
revision, and in some cases a sub-revision such as 1 or 2 (usually only listed in the test mode). revision, and in some cases a sub-revision such as 1 or 2 (usually only listed in the test mode).
The first 1 denotes a Japanese version. 2 (and maybe 3) denotes a World version. So far there are no other numbers used The first 1 denotes a Japanese version. 2 (and maybe 3) denotes a World version. For general use there are no other numbers
other than 1, 2, or 3. There is one exception so far. Point Blank 2 was first produced on System 11 hardware. To solve a used other than 1, 2, or 3. There is one exception so far. Point Blank 2 was first produced on System 11 hardware. To
naming conflict, the System 12 version uses a '4' to denote a Japanese version and a '5' to denote a World version. solve a naming conflict, the System 12 version uses a '4' to denote a Japanese version and a '5' to denote a World version.
For World versions, usually only the main program is changed, the rest of the ROMs are the Japanese region code '1' ROMs. For World versions usually only the main program is changed, the rest of the ROMs are the Japanese region code '1' ROMs.
See the Main PCB and ROM Daughterboard PCB texts below for more details on ROM naming specifics. See the Main PCB and ROM Daughterboard PCB texts below for more details on ROM naming specifics.
Main PCB Main PCB
@ -243,7 +247,10 @@ Notes:
Super World Stadium 2001 SS11 Ver.A SS11/VER.A2 MOTHER(C) (ROMs serialised) Super World Stadium 2001 SS11 Ver.A SS11/VER.A2 MOTHER(C) (ROMs serialised)
Tekken Tag Tournament TEG3 Ver.B TEG3/VER.B MOTHER(B) Tekken Tag Tournament TEG3 Ver.B TEG3/VER.B MOTHER(B)
Tekken Tag Tournament TEG3 Ver.B TEG3/VER.C1 MOTHER(B) Tekken Tag Tournament TEG3 Ver.B TEG3/VER.C1 MOTHER(B)
Truck Kyosokyoku TKK2 Ver.A none MOTHER(C) (ROMs serialised)
Note: Games with 'none' for S/W Revision have a date in the test menu in the 'OTHER' item
PRG.2N/PRG.2R: Main program ROMs \ Intel 28F016S5 2M x8 FLASHROM (for 2N, TSOP40) PRG.2N/PRG.2R: Main program ROMs \ Intel 28F016S5 2M x8 FLASHROM (for 2N, TSOP40)
/ Intel 28F008SA 1M x8 FLASHROM (for 2R, TSOP40) / Intel 28F008SA 1M x8 FLASHROM (for 2R, TSOP40)
These ROMs are not populated on any System12 PCB dumped so far. Probably they are completely These ROMs are not populated on any System12 PCB dumped so far. Probably they are completely
@ -282,7 +289,7 @@ ROM Daughterboard PCB
This PCB holds the remainder of the ROMs, used for graphics and the 3D geometry. This PCB holds the remainder of the ROMs, used for graphics and the 3D geometry.
There are 8 known types of ROM daughterboards used on S12 games (so far). There are 8 known types of ROM daughterboards used on S12 games (so far).
All of the PCBs are the same size (approx 2" x 7") containing one custom connector and some MASKROMs/FlashROMs, a PLCC All of the PCBs are the same size (approx 2" x 7") containing one custom connector and some MASKROMs/FlashROMs, a PLCC
PAL and a KEYCUS (which is a PLCC CPLD) and in some cases an extra TQFP CPLD. PAL and a KEYCUS (which is a PLCC44 CPLD) and in some cases an extra TQFP CPLD.
The PCBs are named with a special coding. First a letter M, denoting MASKROM (always SOP44), then a number denoting how The PCBs are named with a special coding. First a letter M, denoting MASKROM (always SOP44), then a number denoting how
many ROMs of that type, then another letter F, denoting FLASHROM (always TSOP40/48/56), then a number denoting how many many ROMs of that type, then another letter F, denoting FLASHROM (always TSOP40/48/56), then a number denoting how many
ROMs of that type. That number is always the maximum amount of that ROM type that can be used on the PCB. The actual number ROMs of that type. That number is always the maximum amount of that ROM type that can be used on the PCB. The actual number
@ -665,6 +672,12 @@ Kiseki no Dandou
GLS1 FL4L, GLS1 FL4U GLS1 FL4L, GLS1 FL4U
GLS1 FL5L, GLS1 FL5U GLS1 FL5L, GLS1 FL5U
Truck none Same PCB but sticker says.... KC056 TKK1 WAVE0 R3
Kyosokyoku (sticker: 'SYSTEM 12 M8F6-4 PCB 8661962400' TKK1 ROM0L, TKK1 ROM1L
TKK2 VER.A) TKK1 ROM2L, TKK1 ROM0U
TKK1 ROM1U, TKK1 ROM2U
TKK1 FL3L, TKK1 FL3U
******** ********
*Type 7* *Type 7*
@ -746,7 +759,7 @@ This PCB is used on:
Software Software
Game Revision PCB KEYCUS ROMs Populated Game Revision PCB KEYCUS ROMs Populated
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Soul Calibur SOC14/VER.C JO 11-04-98 ----- WAVE0, WAVE1 Soul Calibur SOC14/VER.C JO 11-04-98 none WAVE0, WAVE1
ROM0, ROM0-1, ROM1 ROM0, ROM0-1, ROM1
ROM1-1, ROM2, ROM2-1 ROM1-1, ROM2, ROM2-1
FL3, FL4 FL3, FL4
@ -926,6 +939,84 @@ Notes:
This PCB was found on the following games (so far).... This PCB was found on the following games (so far)....
Ghoul Panic (OB2/VER.A) Ghoul Panic (OB2/VER.A)
Point Blank 2 (GNB5/VER.A) Point Blank 2 (GNB5/VER.A)
CDXA PCB
--------
SYSTEM12 CDXA PCB 8661962101 (8661972101)
|---------------------------------------------------|
| J8 J9 |
| 6734 4556 3121 |
| |
| J2 MB87078 |
| |-| IS61C256 |
| | | IS61C256 LC78836M |
| | | |
| | | |
| | | |--------| |
| | | | | |------| TC558128 |
| | | | C448 | | SH2 | |
| | | | | | | |
| | | | | |------| TC558128 |
| | | |--------| |
| | | |
| | | |
| |-| |
| 2061ASC-1 |------| |
| |ALTERA| |
| 14.7456MHz |MAX | |
| |EPM7128 |
| |------| |
| J3 J4 |
|---------------------------------------------------|
Notes:
6734 : Texas Instruments TPS6734 Fixed 12V 120mA Boost-Converter Supply compatible with MAX734 (SOIC8)
4556 : NJM4556 Dual High Current Operational Amplifier (SOIC8)
3121 : Rohm BA3121 Ground Isolation Amplifier (SOIC8)
C448 : Namco Custom C448 (QFP160)
SH2 : Hitachi SH2 HD6417014F28 CPU (QFP112)
2061ASC-1: IC Designs 2061ASC-1 programmable clock generator (SOIC16)
TC558128 : Toshiba TC558128BFT-15 128k x8 SRAM (x2, SOJ32)
IS61C256 : ISSI IS61C256AH-12T 32k x8 SRAM (x2, TSOP28)
EPM7128 : Altera Max EPM7128 CPLD with sticker 'S12C DX0A' (QFP100)
LC78836 : Sanyo LC78836 2-Channel 16-Bit D/A Converter with On-Chip 8X Oversampling Digital Filters (SOIC24)
MB87078 : Fujitsu MB87078 6-bit, 4-channel Electronic Volume Controller (SOIC24)
J2 : Custom Namco connector for plug-in CPU PCB
J3 : 40 pin connector for IDE CDROM data cable
J4 : 6 pin connector (possibly to re-program the CPLD)
J8 : 4 pin connector (left/right audio output)
J9 : 3 pin connector (possibly mono audio output or another audio output)
This PCB was found on the following games (so far)....
Truck Kyosokyoku (TKK2/VER.A)
A CDROM drive and CDROM disc is also required
The disc is labelled 'TKK2-A'
I/O Board (for use with Truck Kyosokyoku)
---------
V233 DECO PCB
2532960102 (2532970102)
|-------------------------------------------|
| DSW(2) JP1 14.7456MHz |
|LED |
| C78 MB3771 |
|J8 TKK1PRG0.IC7 |
| |
| SLA4031 SLA4031 SLA4031 SLA4031 SLA4031|
| |
|J9 J1 J2 J3 |
|-------------------------------------------|
Notes:
TKK1PRG0.IC7 - 27C1001 EPROM (DIP28)
SLA4031 - Sanken SLA4031 Quad High-Voltage, High-Current NPN Darlington transistor
array for sink drive with built-in flywheel diode (SIL12)
C78 - Hitachi H8/3334 Micro-controller (PLCC84)
JP1 - Jumper to configure the H8/3334 for internal or external ROM usage. Set to 2-3 (EXT)
J1/2/3/8 - Multi-pin connectors joining to controls and main PCB
J9 - Power input connector
*/ */
#include "emu.h" #include "emu.h"
@ -1307,6 +1398,7 @@ static MACHINE_RESET( namcos12 )
strcmp( machine->gamedrv->name, "ptblank2" ) == 0 || strcmp( machine->gamedrv->name, "ptblank2" ) == 0 ||
strcmp( machine->gamedrv->name, "sws2000" ) == 0 || strcmp( machine->gamedrv->name, "sws2000" ) == 0 ||
strcmp( machine->gamedrv->name, "sws2001" ) == 0 || strcmp( machine->gamedrv->name, "sws2001" ) == 0 ||
strcmp( machine->gamedrv->name, "truckk" ) == 0 ||
strcmp( machine->gamedrv->name, "ghlpanic" ) == 0 ) strcmp( machine->gamedrv->name, "ghlpanic" ) == 0 )
{ {
/* this is based on guesswork, it might not even be keycus. */ /* this is based on guesswork, it might not even be keycus. */
@ -2485,6 +2577,34 @@ ROM_START( toukon3 )
ROM_LOAD( "tr1wave1.4", 0x0400000, 0x400000, CRC(34539cdd) SHA1(afb7079c0f447fbda285a5b97a37c04baf26db75) ) ROM_LOAD( "tr1wave1.4", 0x0400000, 0x400000, CRC(34539cdd) SHA1(afb7079c0f447fbda285a5b97a37c04baf26db75) )
ROM_END ROM_END
ROM_START( truckk )
ROM_REGION32_LE( 0x00400000, "user1", 0 ) /* main prg */
ROM_LOAD16_BYTE( "tkk2vera.2l", 0x000000, 0x200000, CRC(321344e0) SHA1(0273284d05707b76ca38fd160ef6f17572314a8b) )
ROM_LOAD16_BYTE( "tkk2vera.2p", 0x000001, 0x200000, CRC(a7b5e4ea) SHA1(f11eefd80559b4d42318a920088b77bd67b70cc3) )
ROM_REGION32_LE( 0x3400000, "user2", 0 ) /* main data */
ROM_LOAD16_BYTE( "tkk1rom0l.ic10", 0x0000000, 0x800000, CRC(5e1c8660) SHA1(05fcfa9cc834f85c38e41610a32624464d67ee21) )
ROM_LOAD16_BYTE( "tkk1rom0u.ic14", 0x0000001, 0x800000, CRC(ee4e6566) SHA1(f3c7e227681003a3491a3996a90887e1091c0eed) )
ROM_LOAD16_BYTE( "tkk1rom1l.ic11", 0x1000000, 0x800000, CRC(fde2863c) SHA1(a01141df8c84730974c9f37fa2ee911e2f4e45f9) )
ROM_LOAD16_BYTE( "tkk1rom1u.ic15", 0x1000001, 0x800000, CRC(e51a56d7) SHA1(c5bad8df8edd5a5f352e5bf3bb93133503ca4ba0) )
ROM_LOAD16_BYTE( "tkk1rom2l.ic12", 0x2000000, 0x800000, CRC(029cf107) SHA1(30cbcf00ffb9c379c64718914874936ff32ed186) )
ROM_LOAD16_BYTE( "tkk1rom2u.ic16", 0x2000001, 0x800000, CRC(30c426dd) SHA1(2dae3d415715c779251c79006ea18e3bd14a1f51) )
ROM_LOAD16_BYTE( "tkk1fl3l.ic4", 0x3000000, 0x200000, CRC(b0e98cb2) SHA1(8c53037b8e20410a395db8d9bb9229b550ebf228) )
ROM_LOAD16_BYTE( "tkk1fl3u.ic5", 0x3000001, 0x200000, CRC(16d9ede7) SHA1(e989e0a6afbfca5e7ef81bf7c24e8e6b38a11eca) )
ROM_REGION( 0x0080000, "sub", 0 ) /* sound prg */
ROM_LOAD16_WORD_SWAP( "tkk2vera.11s", 0x000000, 0x080000, CRC(d3d0a46a) SHA1(20569462df49ad93ff1118b587d6d32edf9d851e) )
ROM_REGION( 0x1000000, "c352", 0 ) /* samples */
ROM_LOAD( "tkk1wave0.ic1", 0x000000, 0x800000, CRC(037d3095) SHA1(cc343bdd45d023c133964321e2df5cb1c91525ef) )
ROM_REGION( 0x20000, "ioboard", 0) /* Truck K. I/O board */
ROM_LOAD( "tkk1prg0.ic7", 0x000000, 0x020000, CRC(11fd9c31) SHA1(068b8364ec0eb1e88f9f85f40b8b322876f6f3e2) )
DISK_REGION( "cdrom" )
DISK_IMAGE( "tkk2-a", 0, SHA1(6b7c3686b22a508c44f67295b188504b757dd482) )
ROM_END
GAME( 1996, tekken3, 0, coh700, namcos12, namcos12, ROT0, "Namco", "Tekken 3 (Japan, TET1/VER.E1)", GAME_IMPERFECT_GRAPHICS | GAME_IMPERFECT_SOUND ) /* KC006 */ GAME( 1996, tekken3, 0, coh700, namcos12, namcos12, ROT0, "Namco", "Tekken 3 (Japan, TET1/VER.E1)", GAME_IMPERFECT_GRAPHICS | GAME_IMPERFECT_SOUND ) /* KC006 */
GAME( 1996, tekken3a, tekken3, coh700, namcos12, namcos12, ROT0, "Namco", "Tekken 3 (TET2/VER.B)", GAME_IMPERFECT_GRAPHICS | GAME_IMPERFECT_SOUND ) /* KC006 */ GAME( 1996, tekken3a, tekken3, coh700, namcos12, namcos12, ROT0, "Namco", "Tekken 3 (TET2/VER.B)", GAME_IMPERFECT_GRAPHICS | GAME_IMPERFECT_SOUND ) /* KC006 */
GAME( 1996, tekken3b, tekken3, coh700, namcos12, namcos12, ROT0, "Namco", "Tekken 3 (TET3/VER.A)", GAME_IMPERFECT_GRAPHICS | GAME_IMPERFECT_SOUND ) /* KC006 */ GAME( 1996, tekken3b, tekken3, coh700, namcos12, namcos12, ROT0, "Namco", "Tekken 3 (TET3/VER.A)", GAME_IMPERFECT_GRAPHICS | GAME_IMPERFECT_SOUND ) /* KC006 */
@ -2521,4 +2641,5 @@ GAME( 1999, aquarush, 0, coh700, namcos12, namcos12, ROT0, "Namco",
GAME( 1999, golgo13, 0, coh700, golgo13, namcos12, ROT0, "Eighting / Raizing / Namco", "Golgo 13 (Japan, GLG1/VER.A)", GAME_IMPERFECT_GRAPHICS | GAME_IMPERFECT_SOUND ) /* KC054 */ GAME( 1999, golgo13, 0, coh700, golgo13, namcos12, ROT0, "Eighting / Raizing / Namco", "Golgo 13 (Japan, GLG1/VER.A)", GAME_IMPERFECT_GRAPHICS | GAME_IMPERFECT_SOUND ) /* KC054 */
GAME( 1999, g13knd, 0, coh700, golgo13, namcos12, ROT0, "Eighting / Raizing / Namco", "Golgo 13 Kiseki no Dandou (Japan, GLS1/VER.A)", GAME_IMPERFECT_GRAPHICS | GAME_IMPERFECT_SOUND ) /* KC059 */ GAME( 1999, g13knd, 0, coh700, golgo13, namcos12, ROT0, "Eighting / Raizing / Namco", "Golgo 13 Kiseki no Dandou (Japan, GLS1/VER.A)", GAME_IMPERFECT_GRAPHICS | GAME_IMPERFECT_SOUND ) /* KC059 */
GAME( 2000, sws2000, 0, coh700, namcos12, namcos12, ROT0, "Namco", "Super World Stadium 2000 (Japan, SS01/VER.A)", GAME_IMPERFECT_GRAPHICS | GAME_IMPERFECT_SOUND | GAME_NOT_WORKING ) /* KC055 */ GAME( 2000, sws2000, 0, coh700, namcos12, namcos12, ROT0, "Namco", "Super World Stadium 2000 (Japan, SS01/VER.A)", GAME_IMPERFECT_GRAPHICS | GAME_IMPERFECT_SOUND | GAME_NOT_WORKING ) /* KC055 */
GAME( 2000, truckk, 0, coh700, namcos12, namcos12, ROT0, "Metro / Namco", "Truck Kyosokyoku (Japan, TKK2/VER.A)", GAME_IMPERFECT_GRAPHICS | GAME_IMPERFECT_SOUND | GAME_NOT_WORKING ) /* KC056 */
GAME( 2001, sws2001, sws2000, coh700, namcos12, namcos12, ROT0, "Namco", "Super World Stadium 2001 (Japan, SS11/VER.A)", GAME_IMPERFECT_GRAPHICS | GAME_IMPERFECT_SOUND | GAME_NOT_WORKING ) /* KC061 */ GAME( 2001, sws2001, sws2000, coh700, namcos12, namcos12, ROT0, "Namco", "Super World Stadium 2001 (Japan, SS11/VER.A)", GAME_IMPERFECT_GRAPHICS | GAME_IMPERFECT_SOUND | GAME_NOT_WORKING ) /* KC061 */

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src/mame/mamedriv.c
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@ -3367,7 +3367,7 @@ V-V TP-027
DRIVER( aquarush ) /* 2000.02 Aqua Rush (AQ1/VER.A1, Japan) */ DRIVER( aquarush ) /* 2000.02 Aqua Rush (AQ1/VER.A1, Japan) */
DRIVER( golgo13 ) /* 2000.03 Golgo 13 (GLG1/VER.A, Japan) */ DRIVER( golgo13 ) /* 2000.03 Golgo 13 (GLG1/VER.A, Japan) */
DRIVER( sws2000 ) /* 2000.03 Super World Stadium 2000 (SS01/VER.A, Japan) */ DRIVER( sws2000 ) /* 2000.03 Super World Stadium 2000 (SS01/VER.A, Japan) */
// DRIVER( truckk ) /* 2000.06 Truck Kyousoukyoku (Metro) */ DRIVER( truckk ) /* 2000.06 Truck Kyousoukyoku (Metro) */
/* 2000.07 Kart Duel */ /* 2000.07 Kart Duel */
/* 2000.08 Teknowerk */ /* 2000.08 Teknowerk */
DRIVER( g13knd ) /* 2000.10 Golgo 13 Kiseki no Dandou (GLS1/VER.A, Japan) */ DRIVER( g13knd ) /* 2000.10 Golgo 13 Kiseki no Dandou (GLS1/VER.A, Japan) */