Kaitei Daisensou (Japan) - US Title Screen + Arcade Soundtrack Patcher v2
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In the Hunt (US) - Arcade Soundtrack Patcher v2
patches by KoolFiller.
Original Patching scripts by Derek Pascarella (ateam)
(Thanks!)
Requires "Kaitei Daisensou (Japan)" Redump compatible image
or
"In the Hunt (USA)" Redump compatible image
Instructions
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1. Place the disc image into the "redump_original" folder.
(Use the patcher in the folder that matches your chosen region.)
2. Run "apply_patch.bat"
3. Your patched game will be in the "patched" folder
- If you only want the "US Title Screen" (If you want to keep the original Saturn soundtrack) just KEEP the file "Kaitei Daisensou (Japan) (Track 01).xdelta" and remove all other files from the "xdeltas" folder before patching.
- If you only want the "Arcade Soundtrack" (If you want to keep the Japanese title screen) just REMOVE ONLY the file "Kaitei Daisensou (Japan) (Track 01).xdelta" from the "xdeltas" folder (keeping all the other files) before patching.
I have heard rumors of people having issues booting the original Japanese version of the game, but I haven't seen it. If you can, I recommend using the Japanese version because it has "Free Play" while the US release only gives you 5 credits. Also the entire game is in English except for one screen at the end that basically says "The enemy was obliterated."
- US Title Screen -
Pretty Self-Explanatory, this replaces the Japanese Title Screen with The US Title Screen.
- Arcade Soundtrack -
This replaces the original arranged Saturn soundtrack, with the arcade soundtrack, by replacing all the CD audio tracks with CD audio taken directly from the IBM PC Compatible version of the game (v1 used audio from the US PlayStation version of the game).
Tested all the way through, working perfectly in Beetle Saturn core. (Only the Japanese version though, I could only get to level 4 without "Free Play".)
- UPDATE v2
I have decided to use CD audio from the IBM PC Compatible version of the game for somewhat better quality sound. (It turns out that the US PlayStation version of the game has worse sound compared to other regions even. If you listened closely you could hear sort of clipping, popping sounds even, and it just sounded muddier, more distorted.).
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In the Hunt (US) - Arcade Soundtrack Patcher v2
patches by KoolFiller.
Original Patching scripts by Derek Pascarella (ateam)
(Thanks!)
Requires "Kaitei Daisensou (Japan)" Redump compatible image
or
"In the Hunt (USA)" Redump compatible image
Instructions
------------
1. Place the disc image into the "redump_original" folder.
(Use the patcher in the folder that matches your chosen region.)
2. Run "apply_patch.bat"
3. Your patched game will be in the "patched" folder
- If you only want the "US Title Screen" (If you want to keep the original Saturn soundtrack) just KEEP the file "Kaitei Daisensou (Japan) (Track 01).xdelta" and remove all other files from the "xdeltas" folder before patching.
- If you only want the "Arcade Soundtrack" (If you want to keep the Japanese title screen) just REMOVE ONLY the file "Kaitei Daisensou (Japan) (Track 01).xdelta" from the "xdeltas" folder (keeping all the other files) before patching.
I have heard rumors of people having issues booting the original Japanese version of the game, but I haven't seen it. If you can, I recommend using the Japanese version because it has "Free Play" while the US release only gives you 5 credits. Also the entire game is in English except for one screen at the end that basically says "The enemy was obliterated."
- US Title Screen -
Pretty Self-Explanatory, this replaces the Japanese Title Screen with The US Title Screen.
- Arcade Soundtrack -
This replaces the original arranged Saturn soundtrack, with the arcade soundtrack, by replacing all the CD audio tracks with CD audio taken directly from the IBM PC Compatible version of the game (v1 used audio from the US PlayStation version of the game).
Tested all the way through, working perfectly in Beetle Saturn core. (Only the Japanese version though, I could only get to level 4 without "Free Play".)
- UPDATE v2
I have decided to use CD audio from the IBM PC Compatible version of the game for somewhat better quality sound. (It turns out that the US PlayStation version of the game has worse sound compared to other regions even. If you listened closely you could hear sort of clipping, popping sounds even, and it just sounded muddier, more distorted.).
