AGEMAME HQ

Instead of waiting for the anniversary as originally intended, I’ve just finished deploying my new version control, which should stop the problems that occurred last time.

I’ve also started to make some software acquisitions to hopefully assist with future development - nothing particularly special, just a better disassembler and a few CPU guides.

Here’s the thing - ideally, I’d like to use these to give me a better idea of how the MPU4 hardware operates, but I don’t have anything to work from. If anybody has one of the MPU4 main PCBs and ROM boards from a game that used Yamaha sound (i.e., there is no OKI sound chip on the ROM cart), contact me, as I’m finding it impossible to get hold of a picture of one.

You may wonder why I’m being so specific - there appear to be a number of revisions of the hardware, and the one I’ve mentioned is the simplest, akin to the Connect 4 game that (kind of) works now.