caius
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No, funny design, the one closer to the CPU infact not even connected to the Clock pin.![]()
This is weird.I guess there was some trace damage.Otherwise it could be a bad design or an incomplete board.
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No, funny design, the one closer to the CPU infact not even connected to the Clock pin.![]()
OK so they were totally wrong values.And I can see your board is actually a Final Fight bootleg and not Final Crash, these are quite rare to see.
I'm part of MAME Dumping Union list, this could be a new set.Please, if you can, dump all sockted ROMs and post them here.
Here is the link for the ROM dump I promised...
https://1drv.ms/u/s!ArL4gWJUkmAuhC7B7R8nSyKk0ygV
I named the files according to the silk screen markings on the PCB.
Notes:
* 09-12, 15,16,17,19,23: Checked as "Final Crash" on ROMIdent
* 18, 20, 24: Unknown
* 4, 8, 14: These were soldered OTP ROMs. Checked as "Final Fignt (bootleg)" on ROMIDent.
* A: This is the sound ROM and was soldered. Checked as "Final Fignt (bootleg)".
The "Unknown" ROMs may be faulty. There are some graphical glitches which I'll post pics shortly...
From how you describe it, someone probably tried taking ROMs from a Final Crash PCB to fix a Final Fight bootleg PCB and the romset just doesn't match up.