> caius dumped an alt version of New Zero Team on V33 Type B hardware. > > > Brian Troha dumped a newer version of Casino Five.
Does this version also have protection and/or encryption on the PCB? A lot of Seibu's other games of that era have it, as we all know.
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Thanks guys but Goal 92 have the graphical so glitched. I wanna test the original.
Sure dont we all but Seibu Cup Soccer as far as im aware is the most protected of all the games using the Seibu COP Protection so therefor the most difficult one to bring to a fully emulated state.
It might happen one day it might not but until then all we can do to get a feel of how the original plays is to just use the bootleg bad graphics and all.
It uses the SEI333 (COPX-D3) system, which is relatively simple compared to what the original Zero Team uses and is already well-emulated.
I'd be interested to know if this set also removes 3P/4P support like the previously dumped set of New Zero Team. (Seibu actually kept the 3P/4P input reads in several of the SPI System games, despite that none of them actually support more than two players.)
> It uses the SEI333 (COPX-D3) system, which is relatively simple compared to what the > original Zero Team uses and is already well-emulated. > > I'd be interested to know if this set also removes 3P/4P support like the previously > dumped set of New Zero Team. (Seibu actually kept the 3P/4P input reads in several of > the SPI System games, despite that none of them actually support more than two > players.)
It's not really any different to the set we have, except it's an original seibu set rather than the china? license, so yeah 2 player only.
There is a New Zero Team on the TYPE C hardware that ZT2000 uses (somebody posted pics here a few years ago, thinking they were going to get a Zero Team 2000, but ended up with New Zero Team) Unfortunately they weren't interested in getting it dumped.
The version on Type C might have 4 players (as well as EEPROM instead of dipswtiches) but the Type B PCB doesn't even have the connectors for P3/P4.
In all seriousness tho, just play ZT2000, the stage order in NZT doesn't flow at all and was clearly only changed to try and squeeze more money out of people.
It's not really any different to the set we have, except it's an original seibu set rather than the china? license
Gotta admit i do find the Seibu V33 based hardware interesting apart from the differences in the protection schemes the games use also in the sense of what other games might have been supported on this platform..?? certainly there is supposed to be a Raiden II 2000 running on as yet unknown hardware maybe it uses the Seibu V33 varient..??.
For a while i held out hope that maybe some of the games in the Legionnare driver might have had a re-release on this platform the most likey being Seibu Cup Soccer as it was developed by Seibu but i've kinda given up the ghost on that now.
> It's not really any different to the set we have, except it's an original seibu set > rather than the china? license > > > Gotta admit i do find the Seibu V33 based hardware interesting apart from the > differences in the protection > schemes the games use also in the sense of what other games might have been supported > on this platform..?? certainly there is supposed to be a Raiden II 2000 running on as > yet unknown hardware maybe it uses the Seibu > V33 varient..??. > > For a while i held out hope that maybe some of the games in the Legionnare driver > might have had a re-release > on this platform the most likey being Seibu Cup Soccer as it was developed by Seibu > but i've kinda given > up the ghost on that now.
yeah, Raiden II 2000 is almost certainly on this hardware, I assume it's just like the Raiden 2 'New' version on the platform, but without the butchered stage order, however I'll be it still has the butchered audio.
Seibu just used it as a cheap way to put out games where there was still a high level of demand. As a game Raiden II obviously stands the test of time well, as does Zero Team, for a 1993 release it easily holds its own against the much later Capcom titles etc.
The market was already flooded with Cup Soccer boards (even bootlegs of it) so I doubt there was really much demand for that, there rarely is demand for old football games.
Quote: yeah, Raiden II 2000 is almost certainly on this hardware, I assume it's just like the Raiden 2 'New' version on the platform, but without the butchered stage order, however I'll be it still has the butchered audio.
You can never tell with Seibu. Raiden Fighters II 2000 and Raiden Fighters Jet 2000 had a similar I-can't-believe-it's-not-bootleg sound system, yet Zero Team 2000 used the original setup. (Incidentally, there is a set of Raiden Fighters Jet 2000 on a SYS386H PCB that does not seem to have been dumped, though it might just have the SYS386I code with a different region byte.)
Quote: The market was already flooded with Cup Soccer boards (even bootlegs of it) so I doubt there was really much demand for that, there rarely is demand for old football games.
I think Seibu might have put the "EXCH" harness connector on the SPI board in the vague hope that they could make use of it in a brand-new 4-player soccer game.
> Thanks guys but Goal 92 have the graphical so glitched. I wanna test the original. > > > Sure dont we all but Seibu Cup Soccer as far as im aware is the most protected of all > the games using the Seibu COP Protection so therefor the most difficult one to bring > to a fully > emulated state. > > It might happen one day it might not but until then all we can do to get a feel of > how the > original plays is to just use the bootleg bad graphics and all.
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