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Re: Bryan McPhail is back with completely redone Operation Wolf copy protection emulation
07/09/16 12:29 AM
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>Yes, absolutely the prototype set was the key - there is still no way to dump or
>understand the real c-chip. However, I'm 99% confident the prototype does match the
>behaviour of the c-chip.
Good to know that particular pcb did help improve game play.
>I still have 3 physical c-chips in my arcade spares box - maybe one day...)
A couple years earlier, Smit had posted about possibly another prototype Taito pcb being found Bonze Adventure (World, prototype)
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Bonze Adventure proto
08/13/14
Silvio Grazini dumped what appears to be a Bonze Adventure prototype or test location version PCB.
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It would be great if that prototype set can help fix up bugs in Bonze Adventure.
src/mame/drivers/asuka.cpp
http://mametesters.org/view.php?id=205
http://mametesters.org/view.php?id=377
That would definitely make stephh 's day being able to play Bonze Adventure once again in case bugs can be fixed.
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