(off by default) to skip BIOS checks at boot. This allows the
recently dumped Rockman World Prototype to be played,
and the Rocket Games pirate GBC carts too. [Fabio Priuli]
(MESS) gba: added a configuration setting (off by default)
to skip some BIOS checks at boot. This allows Tyrian 2000
Prototype to be played. [Fabio Priuli]
out of whatsnew: for the Rocket Games pirates it is currently unclear how real carts were bypassing
the BIOS checks on a real unit, and it would be nice to emulate it properly. however, this trick allows
to go on fixing the rest of mapper emulation until it's fully understood.
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Street Fighter II': Magic Delta Turbo (bootleg, set 4) [any]
Street Fighter II': Champion Edition (M9, bootleg) [any]
Street Fighter II: The World Warrior (TAB Austria, bootleg, set 3) [any]
Street Fighter II: The World Warrior (TAB Austria, bootleg, set 4) [any]
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Vegas 1 (Ver 2.3 dual coin pulse, shorter) [any]
Vegas 1 (Ver 2.1 dual coin pulse, longer) [any]
Vegas 1 (Ver 1.33 single coin pulse) [any]
This is a coin pusher machine from Spain. Your guess on how to work it is as good as mine ;-)
note: there is a significant performance cost to this as the real PCE code is slow, also some graphics will now flicker a bit because the real PCE emulation respects sprite chip limits / masking (which is why the submarine boss now works)
to the machines, without the intermediate cartslot. This is more
accurate for famitwin and it also avoids the possible
misunderstanding about the -cart switches in these systems
(+ avoids possible misconfigurations). nw.
Compiling src/emu/bus/chanf/rom.c...
src/emu/bus/chanf/rom.c: In member function 'UINT8 chanf_rom_device::common_read_2102(UINT32)':
src/emu/bus/chanf/rom.c:144:23: error: suggest parentheses around arithmetic in operand of '|' [-Werror=parentheses]
return (m_latch[0] & 0x7f | (m_data0 << 7));
^
cc1plus.exe: all warnings being treated as errors
makefile:932: recipe for target 'obj/windows/emu/bus/chanf/rom.o' failed