Well, if code was altered to work with the pcb and missing the keycus, that would be important. I have never seen, other than a conversion, a Nebulasray with that small sub board. Would like to see a pic of yours if you get around to it. I have a conversion, and it looks identical to the OP's. Either way, a great game nonetheless.
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Interesting, thank you guy for all your input.
According to MAME sourcecode (https://github.com/mamedev/mame/blob/master/src/mame/namco/namconb1.cpp)
the main board number for Nebulas Ray is: Namco main PCB: NB-1 8634961101, (8634963101)
this is the number on my board while on Nem's board there is 8634961200 and Main(B) printed, also there are 3 wires in the upper left edge, but maybe the smaller board is from a SuperWS board as Nem points out.
And I think Blio Seri's say could be very near the truth at all, it may have been a Keycus issue which led to new roms.
Whatever it is, a Keycus issue demanding new eproms or a conversion, I will keep the board for now and maybe forever because to me it is one of the better shooters of the era and one of the best of Namco I think.
Thanks again.
According to MAME sourcecode (https://github.com/mamedev/mame/blob/master/src/mame/namco/namconb1.cpp)
the main board number for Nebulas Ray is: Namco main PCB: NB-1 8634961101, (8634963101)
this is the number on my board while on Nem's board there is 8634961200 and Main(B) printed, also there are 3 wires in the upper left edge, but maybe the smaller board is from a SuperWS board as Nem points out.
And I think Blio Seri's say could be very near the truth at all, it may have been a Keycus issue which led to new roms.
Whatever it is, a Keycus issue demanding new eproms or a conversion, I will keep the board for now and maybe forever because to me it is one of the better shooters of the era and one of the best of Namco I think.
Thanks again.
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