driver
driver toaplan2.c
source toaplan2.c (toaplan2.c on mamedev.org)
games Armed Police Batrider (Japan) (Mon Dec 22 1997)
Armed Police Batrider (Korea) (Fri Feb 13 1998)
Armed Police Batrider - B Version (Japan) (Fri Feb 13 1998)
Batsugun (set 1)
Batsugun (set 2)
Batsugun (Special Ver.)
Battle Bakraid (Japan) (Wed Apr 7 1999)
Battle Bakraid - Unlimited Version (Japan) (Tue Jun 8 1999)
Battle Garegga (Austria / Hong Kong) (Sat Feb 3 1996)
Battle Garegga (Europe / USA / Japan / Asia) (Sat Feb 3 1996)
Battle Garegga - New Version (Austria / Hong Kong) (Sat Mar 2 1996)
Battle Garegga - Type 2 (Denmark / China) (Tue Apr 2 1996)
Battle Garegga - Type 2 (Europe / USA / Japan / Asia) (Sat Mar 2 1996)
Dogyuun
FixEight
FixEight (bootleg)
Ghox (set 1)
Ghox (set 2)
Grind Stormer
Grind Stormer (older set)
Kingdom Grandprix (World)
Knuckle Bash
Knuckle Bash 2 (bootleg)
Mahou Daisakusen (Japan)
Pipi & Bibis / Whoopee!! (bootleg ?)
Pipi & Bibis / Whoopee!! (Z80 sound cpu)
Shippu Mahou Daisakusen (Japan)
Snow Bros. 2 - With New Elves / Otenki Paradise
Sorcer Striker (World)
Sorcer Striker (World, alt)
Teki Paki
Truxton II / Tatsujin Oh
V-Five (Japan)
Whoopee!! / Pipi & Bibis
information 0.36RC1 [Quench]


TODO:

- Whoopee/Teki Paki sometimes tests bit 5 of the territory port just after testing for vblank. Why?

- Whoppee is currently using the sound CPU ROM (Z80) from a differnt (pirate ?) version of Pipi and Bibis (Ryouta Kikaku copyright). It really has a HD647180 CPU, and its internal ROM needs to be dumped.

- Fix top character text layer (implement the line position table).

- Priority problem on 2nd player side of selection screen in FixEight (both original and bootleg).

- Fixeight bootleg text in sound check mode does not display properly with the CPU set to 10MHz (ok at 16MHz). Possible error in video_count_r routine.

- Need to sort out the video status register.

- Find out how exactly how sound CPU communication really works in bgaregga/batrider/bbakraid current emulation seems to work (plays all sounds), but there are still some unknown reads/writes.


Bugs:

- Player 2 has all sprites but no background screen. Works in v111 at a minimum, other versions in between are untested. NOP (ID 01879)


WIP:

- 0.127u2: Brian Troha removed duplicate info and changed most speeds to "xtal_xxMHz" define in the Toaplan 2 driver.

- 0.124u3: David Haywood made some changes to the 'V25' code in Toaplan 2 driver. Batsugun does upload what looks to be the entire program, unencrypted. If enabled it runs to the point of waiting for interrupts, however, for those it looks like it needs a real V25 core with register banks etc.

- 0.123u1: Atari Ace added initialization to machine/nmk112.c.

- 0.118u3: Atari Ace added new AM_READ_PORT() macro which lets you define an input port read callback based on a port tag. This is now preferred over the previous technique of calling port_tag_to_handler() within an AM_READ() macro. Updated Toaplan 2 driver that uses the latter pattern to the new system.

- 0.117u1: Improvements to the Toaplan 2 driver [Alex Jackson]: Fixed sound CPU communications in the Raizing games. This is educated guesswork, but it's more complete and probably more correct than what was there before, and doesn't rely on excessive use of cpu_yield(). Added more information about the Raizing sets to the comments in the driver, and corrected some errors.

- 0.111u2: Brian Oberholtzer corrected some incorrect dipswitch information in the Toaplan 2 driver.

- 0.109u1: Corrado Tomaselli converted all the Toaplan 2 games to mono since the PCBs are JAMMA without external stereo connectors.

- 0.105u4: Major Toaplan 2 driver cleanup [Quench]: Consolidated the Read/Write memory maps. Fixed coin counters on a few games. Raised the volumes on a few games. Cleaned the inputs by: Adding input inheritance and DIPSW locations, added conditional dependance to DIPSWs where required and fixing a few incorrect inputs here and there.

- 0.105u2: Ville Linde fixed crashes in Armed Police Batrider and Battle Bakraid /- Unlimited version.

- 0.99u4: Added machine
mk112.c.

- 0.88: Added sndhrdw oaplan2.c.

- 0.78u1: Mamesick removed a few IPF_CHEAT in the toaplan1/2 drivers so mame doesn't hide the dipswitches. Activates the 'Invulnerability' dipswitch.

- 0.71u1: David Haywood added missing rowselect effect to toaplan2 driver.

- 9th December 2002: Some of Shiriru's updates concerning the Cave and Toaplan2 drivers were forwarded.

- 27th May 2002: Quench did a few small cleanups on the toaplan2 driver.

- 17th March 2001: Brad Oliver fixed Toaplan2 sprite decoding to work properly on other platforms.

- 11th February 2001: Quench sent in a Toaplan2 update which fixed disappearing sprites in the Raizing games.

- 28th December 2000: Yochizo fixed YM2151 frequency in the Toaplan2 driver.

- 21st December 2000: Gerardo Oporto fixed some dip switch settings in Toaplan2 and Taito B drivers.

- 4th December 2000: Yochizo fixed some small issues in Toaplan2 and Taito H system drivers.

- 14th November 2000: Gerardo Oporto fixed dipswitches in the Toaplan2 driver.

- 9th November 2000: Quench sent an updated Toaplan2 driver with text-layer scroll effect that fixes the ending scene in Armed Police Batrider.

- 23rd October 2000: Takahiro Nogi added bank switching function for M6295 samples and tweaked playback frequency in the Toaplan2 driver.

- 14th October 2000: Yochizo fixed some graphics problems in Shippu Mahou Daisakusen and Armed Police Batrider, added sound to Armed Police Batrider and sped up the driver a little.

- 9th October 2000: Yochizo re-applied the Toaplan2 driver updates.

- 9th September 2000: Yochizo added Armed Police Batrider to the Toaplan2 driver, but sound is missing.

- 29th August 2000: Yochizo added Battle Garegga to the Toaplan2 driver but it has problems with the current 68k emulation core.

- 21st August 2000: Yochizo added Mahou Daisakusen and Shippu Mahou Daisakusen to the Toaplan2 driver.

- 21st August 2000: Nicola Salmoria fixed a few things in the Toaplan2 driver.

- 17th August 2000: Yochizo added Tatsujin 2 to the Toaplan2 driver.

- 23rd May 2000: Quench added Batsugun (Special version) romset to the Toaplan2 driver.

- 12th March 2000: Quench sent in a Toaplan2 update with support for Ghox, V-Five, Dogyuun and Batsugun.

- 0.36RC1: Added toaplan2.c driver and vidhrdw oaplan2.c.

- 12th January 2000: Quench sent a driver for some later Toaplan games such as Teki Paki, Ghox, Dogyuun, Knuckle Bash, Pipi & Bibis, Whoopee, Snow Bros 2.

PCB information
batrider Armed Police Batrider - B Version (Japan) (Fri Feb 13 1998)
[Jan/20/2000]
 
 Armed Police Batrider
 (c)1996 EIGHTING/RAIZING
 
 CPU   : 68000(16M) Z-80(8M?)
 SOUND : YM2151 M6295x2
 OSC.  : 32.0000MHz 27.0000MHz
 
 ROM-1.BIN ; CHR ROM
 ROM-2.BIN ;  |
 ROM-3.BIN ;  |
 ROM-4.BIN ; /
 ROM-5.BIN ; VOICE DATA
 ROM-6.BIN ; /
 PRG0.U22  ; MAIN PRG
 PRG1B.U23 ;  |
 PRG2.U21  ;  |
 PRG3.U24  ; /
 SND.U77   ; SOUND PRG
 
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 [May/13/2003]
 
 Armed Police Batrider
 (8ing / Raizing 1998)
 
 Ver. Fri Feb 13 1998
 korean version
 
 dumped in 2003
 
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batsugun Batsugun (set 1)
[Mar/12/2000]
 
 Batsugun (JPN Ver.)
 (c)1994 TOA PLAN
 TP-030
 (TOAPLAN Last Shooting Game)
 
 
 CPU	TMP68HC000P-16
 Sound	TOA PLAN CUSTOM CPU ?
 	YM2151
 
 tp030_1.bin    16bit ROM
 tp030_2.bin     8bit ROM
 tp030_3l.bin   16bit ROM  \ Merged into tp030_3.bin
 tp030_3h.bin   16bit ROM  /
 tp030_4l.bin   16bit ROM  \ Merged into tp030_4.bin
 tp030_4h.bin   16bit ROM  /
 tp030_5.bin    16bit ROM
 tp030_6.bin    16bit ROM
 
 
 Dumped 01/27/2000
 
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bbakraid Battle Bakraid (Japan) (Wed Apr 7 1999)
[May/26/2001]
 
 Battle Bakraid
 Unlimited Ver.
 - 8ing 1999 -
 
 Ver. Tue Jun 8 1999
 -------------------
 main Jun 8 1999
 sub  Apr 1 1999
 
 
 Prog Eproms:
 
 PRG0 U022 NEWver     27C040
 PRG1 U023 NEWver     27C040
 PRG2 U021            27C040
 PRG3 U024            27C040
 SND U0720            27C1001
 
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 [Jun/10/2001]
 
 Battle Bakraid 
 (C) Raizing/8ing, 1999
 
 (Nippon Version, Wed Apr 7th, 1999)
 PCB: ET68-V99
 CPU: TMP68HC000N-16 (68000, 64 pin DIP)
 SND: Z84C0006PEC (Z80, 40 pin DIP), YMZ280B-F (64 pin PQFP, 8 Channel PCM/ADPCM Decoder), 
      Yamaha YAC516-E (24 pin SSOP, Audio Digital to Analog Converter)
 OSC: 27.000MHz, 32.000MHz
 XTAL: 16.93R8G (near YMZ280)
 RAM: Sony CXK58638P x 3, Panasonic MN414260SJ x 2, NKK N341256SJ x 6
 DIP: 2 x 8 position
 
 Other Chips: 
 AMTEL AT93C66 (8 pin PSOP, EEPROM)
 XILINX XC95108 (100 pin PQFP, Flash Complex PLD)
 XILINX XC95108 (100 pin PQFP, Flash Complex PLD)
 XILINX XC95144 (100 pin PQFP, Flash Complex PLD)
 MACH 211 (44 pin LDCC, Electrically Erasable Complex PLD)
 
 GFX:  (208 pin PQFP) chip surface scratched! but i can read this....
 
 L7A0498
 GP9001 
 [scratch mark] N    (can just read the N)
 9335 
 
 On PCB near JAMMA connector is a small push button to access test mode.
 
 
 ROMS:
 PRG2U021.BIN	27C040		Main Program
 PRG3U024.BIN	27C040		Main Program
 PRG0U022.BIN	27C040		Main Program
 PRG1U023.BIN	27C040		Main Program
 SNDU0720.BIN	27C010		Sound Program
 GFXU0510.BIN	23C32020	GFX
 GFXU0511.BIN	23C32020	GFX
 GFXU0512.BIN	23C32020	GFX
 GFXU0513.BIN	23C32020	GFX
 U0514 & U0515 empty
 GFXU0829.BIN	23C32000	GFX
 GFXU0830.BIN	23C32000	GFX
 GFXU0831.BIN	23C32000	GFX
 
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 [May/05/2001]
 
 Battle Garegga
 Raizing/8ing 1996
 
 Ver. Tue Apr 2 1996
 Default Country: China Version
 
 Dumped in 2001
 
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bgaregga Battle Garegga (Europe / USA / Japan / Asia) (Sat Feb 3 1996)
[Jan/26/2000]
 
 Battle Garegga (JPN Ver.)
 (c)1996 Eighting / Raizing
 
 Board: RA9503
 CPU:   MC68000
 Sound: Z80
        YM2151
        M6295
 OSC:   32.0000MHz
        27.0000MHz
 
 PRG0.BIN  68000 program
 PRG1.BIN
 
 SND.BIN   Z80 program
 
 TEXT.BIN  Chr.
 
 ROM1.BIN  Chr.
 ROM2.BIN
 ROM3.BIN
 ROM4.BIN
 
 ROM5.BIN  M6295 sample
 
 Dumped 01/26/2000
 
 
 
 [May/05/2001]
 
 Battle Garegga
 Raizing/8ing 1996
 
 Ver. Tue Apr 2 1996
 Default Country: China Version
 
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 [Nov/09/2002]
 
 Battle Garegga (ver. Sat Mar  2 1996)
 
 Just the program roms differ from the original dump.
 
 prg_0.bin   524288   0x951ecc07  27C040
 prg_1.bin   524288   0x729a60c6  27C040
 
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 [Jul/23/2007]
 
 Battle Garegga - Type 2 (Europe / USA / Japan / Asia) (Sat Mar 2 1996) 
 
 Raizing / Eighting 1996 
  
 CPU	 
 ROMs	 
 Note	 
 Funzionamento	Non testata 
 In vendita	No 
 Dumped	17/07/2007
 
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dogyuun Dogyuun
[Feb/20/98]
 
 ROM Data Information "DOGYUUN!"
 
 Toa Plan/Taito 199?
 (Japan Version ROM set)
 
 CPU:
 Main:  68000-16
 Sound: ?? custom CPU (TOAPLAN MARKED)
 
 Sound Chip:
 YM-2151  3.58Mhz
 MSM-6295
 
 ------------------------------------------------------------------------
 TP022_1.R16 >> 68000 PRG.
 TP022_2.ROM >> ADPCM Data
 TP022_3.R16 >> VDP #1 CG Data plane A,B even 8bit,odd.8bit,even 8bit....
 TP022_4.R16 >> VDP #1 CG Data plane C,D   "
 TP022_5.R16 >> VDP #2 CG Data plane A,B   "
 TP022_6.R16 >> VDP #2 CG Data plane C,D   "
 
 *.ROM is  8bit type ROM
 *.R16 is 16bit type ROM
 
 similar truxion2 PC Board
 ------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
 
 [Jul/25/99]
 
 Dogyuun!!
 (c)1992 TOA PLAN
 
 CPU   : 68000 CUSTOM("TOA PLAN" MARKED)
 SOUND : YM2151 M6295
 
 TP022_1.R16  ; MAIN PRG
 TP022_2.ROM  ; VOICE DATA
 TP022_3.R16  ; CHR ROM
 TP022_4.R16  ;  |
 TP022_5.R16  ;  |
 TP022_6.R16  ; /
 
 * This board is similar as Batsugun.
 
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fixeight FixEight
[Mar/26/98]
 
 --------------------------
 Fixeight by TOAPLAN (1992)
 --------------------------
 
 
 Loaction      Type      File ID     Checksum
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 U27       27C4002     TP-026-1      A395   [ main program ] [ Europe ]
 U96       2megcust    TP-026-2             [  sound data  ]  
 U34       HN624116    TP-026-3      764C   [     GFX      ]
 U35       HN624116    TP-026-4      2E84   [     GFX      ] 
 U51       GAL16V8AS   chip is dead :-(     [ ?? PAL chip is marked TWIN-CAM ]
 U23       AKM93C45    93C45.U23            [ serial eeprom conected to
                                                second (sound) processor]
 
 
 Notes:  Game No. M6100702A 
         PCB  No. TP-026 03773
         main program ROM revision is Europe
 
 While I was checking ROM U96, (soldered maked ROM) to determine
 its' type, I accidently shorted pins 32 and 31 (+5V & GND). 
 The spike damaged all of the ROMs, RAM 68K and more. Luckily
 it was the only ROM I had not read in. However, it means that
 this archive is not complete... and I have a dead PCB. :-(
 
 
 Brief hardware overview
 -----------------------
 
 Main processor  - 68000 16MHz
 
 GFX             - L7A0498 CP9001 (custom, 208 pin PQFP)
 
 Sound processor - TS-001-TURBO   (custom, 94 pin PQFP)
                 - OKI M6295
                 - YM2151
 
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 [09/06/99]
 
 Fixeight
 Taito/Toaplan
 M6100701A
 TP-026
 
                      M6295      TP026-02
             YM2151              TP026-04
                       7C185     TP026-03
                       7C185
        TS-001-TURBO           GP9001
  HK-1000
     6265                      43256
     6265    TP026-01
                               5168
     68000-12                  5168
    16MHz  27MHz
 
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 [MAME]
 
 Fix Eight (bootleg)
 Toaplan, 1992
 
 PCB Layout
 ----------
 
 |--------------------------------------------|
 |   1.BIN        PAL               14MHz  PAL|
 |   M6295        PAL                         |
 |   PAL     6116 4.BIN          681000 681000|
 |           6116                             |
 |           6116                681000 681000|
 |J          6116        PAL                  |
 |A                             PAL           |
 |M                                           |
 |M   62256  62256              PAL           |
 |A   2.BIN  3.BIN       PAL                  |
 |                       PAL                  |
 |       68000           PAL                  |
 | DSW2        |------|  5.BIN                |
 | DSW1   6264 |TPC   |                       |
 | 3.579545MHz |1020  |  6.BIN                |
 | 10MHz  6264 |------|  7.BIN                |
 |--------------------------------------------|
 Notes:
       68000 clock at 10.000MHz
       M6295 clock at 875kHz [14/16]. Sample rate = 875000 / 132
       VSync at 60Hz
       6116  - 2k   x8 SRAM (x4)
       6264  - 8k   x8 SRAM (x2)
       62256 - 32k  x8 SRAM (x2)
       681000- 128k x8 SRAM (x4)
 
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 [UNMAMED]
 
 Fix Eight (Toaplan, 92)
 
 fixeight used an mcu, like several toaplan games..
 it was like a z(1?)80 with some internal rom code..
 until that internal rom code is dumped there is very
 little chance og the game running correctly..
 dumping the code is not the easiest of tasks either.. 
 
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ghox Ghox (set 1)
[Sep/25/99]
 
 
 Ghox (c)Toaplan 1991
 TP-021
 M6100649A
 
 Breakout style game.
 
 CPU:   MC68000P10
 Sound: YM2151+YM3014
 XTAL:  10.000MHz (near M68K), 27.000MHz
 
 tp021-01.u10 \
              |- Main Programs
 tp021-02.u11 /
 
 tp021-03.u36 \
              |- Graphics
 tp021-04.u37 /
 
 Custom chips:
 +----------+
 | L7A0498  |
 | GP9001   | 208pin QFP
 | TOA PLAN |
 | 9044     |
 +----------+
 
 +----------------------+
 | TOAPLAN              |
 |        JAMMA HK-1000 | 48pin
 |        1070001       |
 +----------------------+
 
 Other chips:
 Hitachi 1D2 R HD647180X0FS6 JAPAN
 
 Control: Paddle + 2 buttons (shot, bomb)
 
 
 
 
 [Sep/25/99] 
 
 
 Ghox DIP-SW settings
 
 DIPSW-1
 -------------------------------------------------
                 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 |
 -------------------------------------------------
 Unused          |off|                           |
                 |on |                           |
 -------------------------------------------------
  Flip  | Normal |   |off|                       |*
  Screen|  Flip  |   |on |                       |
 -------------------------------------------------
  Test  |  Game  |       |off|                   |*
   Mode |  Test  |       |on |                   |
 -------------------------------------------------
 Attract|  Yes   |           |off|               |*
  Sound |   No   |           |on |               |
 -------------------------------------------------
        |1cn/1cr |               |off|off|       |*
 Coinage|1cn/2cr |               |on |off|       |
    A   |2cn/1cr |               |off|on |       |
        |2cn/3cr |               |on |on |       |
 -------------------------------------------------
        |1cn/1cr |                       |off|off|*
 Coinage|1cn/2cr |                       |on |off|
    B   |2cn/1cr |                       |off|on |
        |2cn/3cr |                       |on |on |
 -------------------------------------------------
 
 DIPSW-2
 -------------------------------------------------
                 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 |
 -------------------------------------------------
        | Normal |off|off|                       |*
  Diffi-|  Easy  |on |off|                       |
  culty |  Hard  |off|on |                       |
        | V.Hard |on |on |                       |
 -------------------------------------------------
        |100K200K|       |off|off|               |*
  Extend|100K300K|       |on |off|               |
   Play |  100K  |       |off|on |               |
        |  None  |       |on |on |               |
 -------------------------------------------------
        |   3    |               |off|off|       |*
  # of  |   5    |               |on |off|       |
 players|   2    |               |off|on |       |
        |   1    |               |on |on |       |
 -------------------------------------------------
  Stop  |Disabled|                       |off|   |*
   Mode | Enabled|                       |on |   |
 -------------------------------------------------
 Unused |        |                           |off|
        |        |                           |on |
 -------------------------------------------------
 
 Extend Play - 100K200K means extend occur at 100,000 pts. and every 200,000 pts (100,000 300,000 500,000 700,000 .....)
 
 Stop Mode - If this is enabled, you can stop the game by 2P start button (return to normal by 1P start).
 And, you can enter to slowmotion mode by pressing 1P and 2P start button simultaneously.
 In this mode, bombs are infinite.
 
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kbash Knuckle Bash
[Jan/12/99]
 
 Toaplan 1993
 Knuckle Bash
 Licensed to Atari Games in the USA
 BOARD: TP-023
 1/12/99
 
 Hardware Specs: 68000 at 16Mhz
 Sound: YM2151 and OKIM6295
 
 KBASH02  BIN        32,768  01-12-99  4:12a KBASH02.BIN  YM2151 Data?
 KBASH07  BIN       262,144  01-12-99  4:16a KBASH07.BIN  OKI ADPCM
 KBASH01  BIN       524,288  01-12-99  4:18a KBASH01.BIN  Program
 KBASH05  BIN     2,097,152  01-12-99  4:20a KBASH05.BIN  Mask
 KBASH03  BIN     2,097,152  01-12-99  4:21a KBASH03.BIN  Mask 
 KBASH04  BIN     2,097,152  01-12-99  4:22a KBASH04.BIN  Mask
 KBASH06  BIN     2,097,152  01-12-99  4:23a KBASH06.BIN  Mask
 
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mahoudai Mahou Daisakusen (Japan)
[Nov/19/99]
 
 Mahou Daisakusen
 (c)1993 RAIZING/EIGHTING
 
 CPU   : 68000(16M) Z-80
 SOUND : YM2151 M6295
 OSC   : 32.000MHz 27.000MHz
 
 RA_MA_01.01 ; MAIN PRG
 RA_MA_01.02 ; SOUND PRG
 RA_MA_01.03 ; CHR ROM
 RA_MA_01.04 ; /
 RA_MA_01.05 ; FIX CHR
 RA_MA_01.06 ; VOICE DATA
 
 * This board uses "L7A0498 GP9001 TOA PLAN 9240"
 
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pipibibs Pipi & Bibis / Whoopee!! (Z80 sound cpu)
[Nov/28/98]
 
 pipi&bibis
 
 1 x 68000
 1 x z80 (snd)
 
 ppbb01 to ppbb04 (gfx)
 ppbb05 and ppbb06 (prg)
 ppbb07 (?)
 ppbb08 (snd)
 
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shippumd Shippu Mahou Daisakusen (Japan)
[Aug/23/99]
 
 Shippu Mahou Daisakusen
 (c)1994 RISING
 
 CPU   : 68000 Z-80
 SOUND : YM2151 M6295
 
 MA02ROM0.BIN ; MAIN PRG
 MA02ROM1.BIN ; /
 MA02ROM2.BIN ; SOUND PRG
 MA02ROM3.BIN ; CHR ROM
 MA02ROM4.BIN ; /
 MA02ROM5.BIN ; FIX CHR
 MA02ROM6.BIN ; VOICE DATA
 
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snowbro2 Snow Bros. 2 - With New Elves / Otenki Paradise
[Dec/27/98]
 
 -----------------------------------------------
 Snow Bros 2 - with new elves by HANAFRAM (1994)
 -----------------------------------------------
 
 
 Location    Type      File ID    Checksum
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 U61        27C240      PRO-4       F33D     [ main program ]
 U26        TC574200    ROM2-H      FFCA     [   GFX data   ]
 U13        MB838200    ROM2-L      70EE     [   GFX data   ]
 U27        LH534500    ROM3-H      D873     [   GFX data   ]
 U12        MB838200    ROM3-L      1A70     [   GFX data   ]
 U33        MB834000    ROM4        7803     [  sound data  ]
 
 
 Notes:  USA main program revision
 
         LH534500 - 256K x 16 - 40 pin DIP
         TC574200 - 256K X 16 - 40 pin DIP
         MB838200 - 512K X 16 - 42 pin DIP
         MB834000 - 512K x 8  - 32 pin DIP
 
 
 
 Brief hardware overview
 -----------------------
 
 Main processor  - 68000 16MHz
 
 Sound processor - main processor
                 - YM2151
                 - OKI M6295
 
 GFX             - custom (ID removed)  208 pin PQFP
 
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tekipaki Teki Paki
[Dec/23/98]
 
 Teki Paki
 (c)1991 TOA PLAN
 
 CPU   : 68000 HD647180
 SOUND : YM3812
 OSC.  : 10.000MHz 27.000MHz
 
 TP020-01.BIN ; MAIN PRG
 TP020-02.BIN ; /
 TP020-03.BIN ; CHR ROM
 TP020-04.BIN ; /
 
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truxton2 Truxton II / Tatsujin Oh
[Mar/20/98]
 
 Toaplan Co Ltd. 1992
 Tatsujin 2/Truxton 2
 
 Vertical Shooter
 
 Hardware Specs: 68000 at 16 Mhz
 Sound: YM2151 and OKI M6295
 
 TSJ2ROM3 BIN     2,097,152  01-15-99  6:01p TSJ2ROM3.BIN Mask
 TSJ2ROM1 BIN       524,288  01-15-99  6:07p tsj2rom1.bin Program
 TSJ2ROM4 BIN     2,097,152  01-15-99  6:04p tsj2rom4.bin Mask
 TSJ2ROM2 BIN       524,288  01-15-99  6:05p tsj2rom2.bin Sound
 
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vfive V-Five (Japan)
[Jan/09/2000]
 
 V-V (V-Five)
 (c)1992 TOA PLAN
 TP-027
 
 CPU	MC68000P10
 Sound	TOA PLAN CUSTOM CPU ?
 	YM2151
 
 prg
 tp027_1.bin
 chr
 tp027_2.bin
 tp027_3.bin
 
 
 
 [Jul/18/2001]
 
 Clone Grind Stormer
 (Toaplan 1992)
 
 alternate Romset
 
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