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Is it? I'm just curious even though I heard it was just a Genesis emulator for Saturn, that had Phantasy Star ROMs. If thats so then we have a Genesis emulator for Saturn 
I'd really like to know what kind of research was done to form such a crazy idea. I've been able to mod the roms without any kind of problems which basically tosses out that theory. As far as re-inserting the US counterparts are concerned, I think more work needs to be done in order for that to work. It looks like either the us versions might have used hardware that isn't supported by PSC(I really doubt that) or PSC does a few cheats and references certain parts of the rom for graphics, text, and specific code. The latter would explain why when one inserts a proper format US PS rom over the jap, it still starts, but locks up at the title screen.I don't think so. I remember Arakon mentioning that this game has a protection in the form of a CRC check or something which is not easy to bypass.
I guess you've just answered TakaIsSilly's 7 month old question</span>.Originally posted by CyberWarriorX@Jan. 05 2003, 1:07 pm
I'd really like to know what kind of research was done to form such a crazy idea. I've been able to mods to the roms without any kind of problems which basically tosses out that theory. As far as re-inserting the US counterparts are concerned, I think more work needs to be done in order for that to work. It looks like either the us versions might have used hardware that isn't supported by PSC(I really doubt that) or PSC does a few cheats and references certain parts of the rom for graphics, text, and specific code. The latter would explain why when one inserts a proper format US PS rom over the jap, it still starts, but locks up at the title screen.I don't think so. I remember Arakon mentioning that this game has a protection in the form of a CRC check or something which is not easy to bypass.
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