unique / interesting bootleg, CPU code is encrypted, and unfortunately one gfx rom is bad and can't easily be reconstructed (see note)
if anybody out there has the same bootleg then it would be helpful to dump it.
Deluxe 4 U (ver. 0107, 07/01/2000) [caius]
the flash roms on the board appear to be faulty however, good reads could not be obtained, so left it as not working.
notes: pinkswtsb (2006/04/06 MASTER VER.) and pinkswtsx (2006/xx/xx MASTER VER.) uses same U2 graphics content with 1 bad bit difference in pnkswtsb_u2.
normally after manual changes in roms BAD_DUMP flag must be raised, but here we have 4 dumps with almost identical contents (only two 128kb files different/changed from oldest to latest version), so 99.9% with these changes we have full good Pink Sweets U2 nand dumps now.
sad stats: 4 dumps, 2 of them was a bit bad, i.e. 50% cases - so bad quality components was used by Cave in theirs 'expensive' SH3 PCBs...
Turbosub had a ROM_COPY declaration with an expression ('ROM_COPY( "main_code", 0x18000 + 0x2000,...) and this simply did not work with the new model. This required changing ROM_* declarations to more resemble how they used to be and to perform the conversion on load.
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The Key Of Avalon 2.5 - War of the Key (server) (Rev B) [ShouTime, rtw]
The Key Of Avalon 2.5 - War of the Key (client) (Rev B) [ShouTime, rtw]
- Add NVRAM to Power Kick and Othello Derby; document the reset mechanism for the latter
- Add ticket dispenser to Power Kick (seems to work for the most part)
- Remove numerous bogus DIP switches
- Thoroughly reconfigure coin inputs in Power Kick, adding counters and lockouts for all three (including the "Key In" input that really isn't)
- More meaningful settings for the "Payout" DIP switch in Power Kick (based on program code)
Take note that I eliminated make_readonly(); here is why I think the calls were unnecessary:
1. All image loads through softlists are done through common_process_file(), and thus going to be readonly anyways
2. The cassette.cpp call to make_readonly() seems to be a residual hack, if a failure occurs the image will be unloaded anyways
