Samurai Shodown V Special

[Agozer]

While your post is very intriguing, I have to ask this: Are you sure that the video you saw was taken from an emulator running the game or from and arcade cabinet of some sort?

 

the second thing I need to ask is: If you'd zip up the M1d rom that you have, what's the compression ratio of it? (with normal compression)

[ugenn]

While your post is very intriguing, I have to ask this: Are you sure that the video you saw was taken from an emulator running the game or from and arcade cabinet of some sort?

 

the second thing I need to ask is: If you'd zip up the M1d rom that you have, what's the compression ratio of it? (with normal compression)

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

You should get CRCs instead. Compression ratios are highly variable.

[Agozer]

While your post is very intriguing, I have to ask this: Are you sure that the video you saw was taken from an emulator running the game or from and arcade cabinet of some sort?

 

the second thing I need to ask is: If you'd zip up the M1d rom that you have, what's the compression ratio of it? (with normal compression)

 

You should get CRCs instead. Compression ratios are highly variable.

Not really when it's about decrypted rom images, but whatever.

[James]

I think this is the rom we need to find

 

272-m1d.bin 512k CRC: 74F37225

 

 

allso the MVS has been released so there should be another dump of this game soon maybe.

 

 

 

Edited November 1, 2004 by James

[Agozer]

All the better then.

 

btw, where did you dig out that CRC info?

[James]

From my romcenter dat I have

[Agozer]

From my romcenter dat I have

Ah, of course, how stupid of me.

[James]

I never created it

 

here is a clr Mame dat

 

game (
name samsh5sp
description "Samurai Shodown V Special / Samurai Spirits Zero Special (non-MAME)"
romof neogeo
rom ( name 272-c1.bin size 8388608 crc 4f97661a )
rom ( name 272-c2.bin size 8388608 crc a3afda4f )
rom ( name 272-c3.bin size 8388608 crc 8c3c7502 )
rom ( name 272-c4.bin size 8388608 crc 32d5e2e2 )
rom ( name 272-c5.bin size 8388608 crc 6ce085bc )
rom ( name 272-c6.bin size 8388608 crc 05c8dc8e )
rom ( name 272-c7.bin size 8388608 crc 1417b742 )
rom ( name 272-c8.bin size 8388608 crc d49773cd )
rom ( name 272-m1.bin size 524288 crc adeebf40 )
rom ( name 272-m1d.bin size 524288 crc 74f37225 )
rom ( name 272-p1.bin size 4194304 crc 9291794d )
rom ( name 272-p2.bin size 4194304 crc fa1a7dd8 )
rom ( name 272-v1.bin size 8388608 crc 76a94127 )
rom ( name 272-v2.bin size 8388608 crc 4ba507f1 )
rom ( name 272-v1d.bin size 16777216 crc e3aa568e )
rom ( name sfix.sfx merge sfix.sfx size 131072 crc 354029fc )
rom ( name sp-s2.sp1 merge sp-s2.sp1 size 131072 crc 9036d879 )
rom ( name sp-s.sp1 merge sp-s.sp1 size 131072 crc c7f2fa45 )
rom ( name usa_2slt.bin merge usa_2slt.bin size 131072 crc e72943de )
rom ( name sp-e.sp1 merge sp-e.sp1 size 131072 crc 2723a5b5 )
rom ( name asia-s3.rom merge asia-s3.rom size 131072 crc 91b64be3 )
rom ( name vs-bios.rom merge vs-bios.rom size 131072 crc f0e8f27d )
rom ( name sp-j2.rom merge sp-j2.rom size 131072 crc acede59c )
rom ( name sm1.sm1 merge sm1.sm1 size 131072 crc 97cf998b )
rom ( name 000-lo.lo merge 000-lo.lo size 65536 crc e09e253c )
)

[Bakou]

I checked the CRC of my m1d rom, it's still 18114FB1 :/

As for the video, it seemed to be fairly high quality, certainly didn't look like a shaky came although i supposed it could have been from an arcade or a neogeo.. However the guy did each characters finishing move with a an idle 2P opponent, which pretty much rules out arcade.

[[S4]The Phantom]

Well getting to the point, I managed to find a video of all the death moves performed in samsh5sp WITH fully working sound, and I have downloaded several samsh5sp roms, one of which contained a 272-m1d.bin rom.

 

 

 

 

Cheers

Bakou

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

The video you've downloaded is from the MVS version. In japan, the arcade machines have a slot to put a tape in and actually tape the gameplay without having any of other noises/human heads recorded. They are usually used for tournaments, but they are used for taping combos,fatalities as well. The video was I think first released in www.lastsky.net if I remember correctly. I posted this video download on the Current Events forum although its way down there.

[L.S.D]

 

Well getting to the point, I managed to find a video of all the death moves performed in samsh5sp WITH fully working sound, and I have downloaded several samsh5sp roms, one of which contained a 272-m1d.bin rom.

 

 

 

 

Cheers

Bakou

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

The video you've downloaded is from the MVS version. In japan, the arcade machines have a slot to put a tape in and actually tape the gameplay without having any of other noises/human heads recorded. They are usually used for tournaments, but they are used for taping combos,fatalities as well. The video was I think first released in www.lastsky.net if I remember correctly. I posted this video download on the Current Events forum although its way down there.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

Yep, that was an awesome video

[sammaz]

was that video proof of a real m1? im not seeing any news on the china sites that the whole thing originated from so im guessing this is a mvs arcade recording

[Gryph]

was that video proof of a real m1?  im not seeing any news on the china sites that the whole thing originated from so im guessing this is a mvs arcade recording

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

[s4]ThePhantom said it was an MVS recording.

 

The video you've downloaded is from the MVS version. In japan, the arcade machines have a slot to put a tape in and actually tape the gameplay without having any of other noises/human heads tongue.gif recorded. They are usually used for tournaments, but they are used for taping combos,fatalities as well. The video was I think first released in www.lastsky.net if I remember correctly. I posted this video download on the Current Events forum although its way down there.

[James]

Offical thread open It is now fully released

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