The Ogre (J) DS NDS ROM, Grand Theft Auto – Chinatown Wars (US)(M5)(XenoPhobia) DS NDS ROM. I’m sure that any electronics repair shop…, I would love to have my Pico pen repaired. Sega Saturn BIOS v1.01 (1995)(Sega)(JP)(M6) 439 KB The four other pads weren’t a big problem because the new chip has a larger footprint. However, the ingredients dissolve over the years the tape has dried out and the goo is stuck to all components and cables. I attached it to the via hole next to pin 80. Also on the pictures: The JVC CD-ROM drive with 21-pin connector.
#Emuparadise sega saturn bios pack zip#
Finding the correct BIOS files for this through search engines and forums is a pain in the ass, so I figured I’d post up a zip I’ve compiled of the correct OpenEmu Sega Saturn BIOS files needed for US, EU and JPN region games. Testing region-free (pin 2 to GND) and unaltered (pin 2 to +5 V) BIOS versions: Sega Saturn BIOS on flash memory chip. After removing all modifications and cleaning up the goo, the mainboard looks like this. There was no need to lift pin 79 because I had previously cut the trace above the via hole on the back of the mainboard.
Your email address will not be published. The region-free BIOS has the region lockout removed and allows you to play (original) games from all regions. Back then, I was modifying my “This is COOL” skeleton SegaSaturn (HST-0021/HST-3220) like crazy, stuffing everything inside that I could find: The region-free BIOS, however, gave me plenty of trouble and I had to put the original BIOS back in. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || ).push() Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of every new posts by email. saturn_bios.bin, Hitachi Hi-Saturn BIOS v1.01 (1995)(Hitachi – Sega)(JP)(M6) 440 KB Instead of duplicating it, I combined the region-free and the original JP 1.01 BIOS file (copy /B Sega Saturn BIOS v1.01 (multinorm).bin + sega_101.bin newbios.bin). I used the 5 V SMD DFO that I baked in my reflow oven a while ago and followed the NTSC Saturn instructions from the German Circuit-Board. When booting in 60 Hz, everything was fine, but the game crashed as soon as I switched back to 50 Hz.
#Emuparadise sega saturn bios pack mod#
I managed to re-use most components from the previous switchless mod but had to get rid of the stripboard, the socket and the long wires. The chip becomes practically useless and I had to throw away many PICs over the years until I bought a PICkit 2 (clone) which can auto-generate the OSCCAL value via software. This time for Sega’s classic 32-bit console, the Sega Saturn. But first, we’ll need to go back in time a decade or so. There is an excellent tutorial by mmmonkey that also takes care of the video mode. (Of course, I removed the fix again that I applied in the section “Starting over”.
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Of course, it’s probably worth noting that you should own the consoles that correspond with these BIOS files or something like that…. That concludes the Sega Saturn modifications for today. Sega Saturn BIOS Pack Emuparadise Contains: Sega Saturn BIOS (EUR).bin Sega Saturn BIOS v1.00 (JAP).bin Sega Saturn BIOS v1.01 (JAP).bin Sega Saturn BIOS v1.00 (US).bin stvbios.zip Use with Saturn emulators like SSF, Yabause, Satourne, Saturnin, and Cassini. With the region-free BIOS, most of the functions of Seb’s ultimate switchless mod are obsolete. All of these have been md5 checked, matched and work great, enjoy! For some emulators you may also have to rename the bios to something else–check your emulator’s documentation to see if this is necessary. I even soldered the original green LED back in. The Saturn has worked fine for the past nine years, by the way. Before assembling everything back together, I added the +5 V wire for the modchip again and crimped a Dupont connector onto it, for easier removal in the future. All of these have been md5 checked, matched and work great, enjoy! Be the first one to write a review. You can stop reading here, or continue to learn about something that won’t work. There were no issues this time my Saturn was able to boot with both BIOS versions right away. The now longest and most important wire goes from pin 12 of the PIC to pin 79 of the VDP2 (IC14) it switches between 50 and 60 Hz.
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