XtraSmiley
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Not to say you shouldn't do your tech magic, but it would really be easier to buy a $50 board from YAJ and the C2 multi-kit...
But I totally understand if you want to do it for the fun of it!
Sega System C2 conversions: all games patched and released
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But I totally understand if you want to do it for the fun of it!
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Apocalypse
No guide, I don't even have a System C board to have a look myself.
Yes we're talking about audio samples (voice and more realistic/complex sound effect).
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I'd LOVE to know how to do it too, I've got a couple of Columns boards and I want to convert one to Borench, all the other games are OK but that's the only one I'm really wanting to have so I don't need a multi. Soldering and doing board mods doesn't scare me if I have instructions but I don't understand squat about how to design and/or reverse engineer a board to make that kind of change.
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I bought tant-r and tried to convert it to zunzunkyou no yabou with mame rom but I could not play without sound.
The search results file was protected and there was a story about the patch, but the file was not find out.
Apocolypse's System C2 multi is awesome. But.. I don't want another System C2 games.
Thank you for every time.
The search results file was protected and there was a story about the patch, but the file was not find out.
Apocolypse's System C2 multi is awesome. But.. I don't want another System C2 games.
Thank you for every time.
It's not a Darksoft multi. It's an Apocolypse multi. I'll fix that for you.
XtraSmiley
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Why not? The C2 multi is one of my favorites and I didn't even know it had so many cool games! Give it a try, you'll love it!
Oh, Sorry.. and thanks.It's not a Darksoft multi. It's an Apocolypse multi. I'll fix that for you.
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Apocalypse
Who's that Apocolypse everyone's talking about?It's not a Darksoft multi. It's an Apocolypse multi. I'll fix that for you.
I played almost system c2's games at 25~29 years ago. Korea is a neighboring country of japan, Almost japanese version games can play in Korea at all time. A few japanese arcade game support Korean.
Only I couldn't play zunzunkyou no yabou at that time. It is a famous 'Most stupid sense game'. It's fun to play without thinking. XD
My arcade pcb collecting and arcade cabinet mod project is my dream that was not archived. I just want the game I love.
Some System C2 game have a better console version. As a PUYOPUYO's pc engine SUPER CD-ROM version(in japan), 'PUYOPUYO CD' and 'PUYOPUYO TSU(2) CD' support japanese voice at the event. It is very cute and can't hear from arcade version.
Some System C2 game was not my taste.
Most System C2 game in Korea, It is Tant-R and ICHITant-R. Both are Korean versions.
Pcb price is cheap now.I didn't erase Tant-r korean version's eprom data. I can choose to go back to Tant-R. But.. awesome guys had success for converting, I also want it.. haha.
I don't wanna play zunzunkyou no yabou with mame.
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shanerc1
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I know I'm a bit late to the game but could someone hook me up with the patched System C rom files?
Tailsnic Retroworks
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Does someone has Tant-R and Ichidant-R patched files? I would want to play english versions at least for one time in my life, xD
All of the games decrypted:
https://mega.nz/file/16xTRarI#6lv-XKQDXDyn_y0xw7UfT548BDlfCC56tXyWk0mR9XI
Thank Apocalypse.
https://mega.nz/file/16xTRarI#6lv-XKQDXDyn_y0xw7UfT548BDlfCC56tXyWk0mR9XI
Thank Apocalypse.
Tailsnic Retroworks
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Tailsnic Retroworks
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Sorry for resurrecting this thread. I have searched inside the code of Tant-R, and it seems all the japanese messages are drawn within pixel images. They aren't ASCII code printed messages. The only thing I wanted to do was to translate the tips on the minigame "Three-Hint Panel Pick", which is famous for ending your game if you don't know japanese. Anyone has any idea of how the graphics of this game can be edited?
Have you identified the areas where the texts are? ASCII ( American Standard Code for Information Interchange) is from the 60s and only includes 128 characters.
Japanese texts often use Unicode. Check here: https://www.unicode.org/charts/index.html look for hiragana and Katakana.
https://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/U30A0.pdf
https://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/U3040.pdf
Try to find those in the ROMS first and then change one by one so you identify the texts that you are looking for.
Japanese texts often use Unicode. Check here: https://www.unicode.org/charts/index.html look for hiragana and Katakana.
https://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/U30A0.pdf
https://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/U3040.pdf
Try to find those in the ROMS first and then change one by one so you identify the texts that you are looking for.
I'm going to attempt this. No promises on the time frame. Took me two hours just to change the graphics for red...
Also, now thinking about it, I made a font that is too large for some of the space that is allotted. Oops.
I'll probably just start over.
Tailsnic Retroworks
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Oh my god. That's exactly what I meant. Only translating that mini game is worth the effort. Can I help you in something? I don't know how to access to graphics data, but I'm right kick in with your test.
I'm going to attempt this. No promises on the time frame. Took me two hours just to change the graphics for red...
Also, now thinking about it, I made a font that is too large for some of the space that is allotted. Oops.
I'll probably just start over.