Shroomie
Registration Date: 02-28-2007
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This may or may not be a totally noob-ass question, but what exactly does all the stuff in parentheses and brackets after the names of roms mean? This place has half a dozen versions of practically everything, and it gets pretty confusing. I mean, everyone knows that (J), (U), and (E) are region codes, but what happens if you've got a (JUE)? Or more confusingly, a (JU) version and a (JE) version? And then you've occasionally got games like Bonanza Brothers for the Genesis that has like, serial numbers or something in parentheses. What's the significance of (G-4046) and (MK-1124) on that game? And then there's Beyond Oasis that has (4) after all 7 versions, and no region code. What's up with that?
Parentheses aren't too bad, but brackets are really confusing. There's [a#], [b#], [h#], [!], [x], and God knows what all else. What does it all mean?
This post has been edited $posts[editcount] time(s), it was last edited by $posts[editor] on 02-28-2007 18:37.
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02-28-2007 18:26 |
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SidGallup
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Registration Date: 07-07-2006
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the [¡] ones are the good dumps, according to good tools. the others are just bad dumps, hi-rom dumps, etc. i don't know much about what that means, but if you want a PERFECT copy of the game, just dload the [¡] roms.
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02-28-2007 23:21 |
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HitokiriX
Dio Slayer

Registration Date: 08-26-2003
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Location: Behind You!
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03-01-2007 03:36 |
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