> We would need to support the MSU-1 expansion designed by byuu and the other guys,
> before
>
> That link to the game would not be here if I wasn't interested in byuu's bsnes
> emulator. The drawing point was hardware accuracy which coincidentally matches up
> with MAME/MESS's approach to emulation. Byuu has more on accuracy at this link.
>
> As for the long-lost Super Famicom CD-ROM drive, here's a brief article detailing
> that brief bit of history.
>
> --Bekki
it seems you don't know exactly what you're talking about 
this new laser game is designed to work on an expansion hardware that never existed for the original SNES, but has been engineered by byuu and other guys on its forum. you can find more info at this link: http://byuu.org/snes/msu1/
it has nothing to do with the SNES CD-ROM player which later become the PS1.
in conclusion, not being an official piece of SNES hardware, emulating this game has nothing to do with accuracy of SNES emulation
OTOH, I have followed the development of the hardware first and of the software later, and I'd like to eventually emulate it in MESS, but given that there are more important things concerning SNES that have to be fixed in MESS, I don't see this as a priority
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