Street fighter II Champ Accelerator part2 board!..

The board is indeed an original capcom Ce 3 layer board... 3 roms were
changed out with pretty good looking stickers for the lable. This threw
initially me off that it was a possible upgrade from capcom themselves.
I now don't believe it's a capcom original mod. fireballs go all
over the place. havnt had much log time on it yet. that's what stood
out though.

Chad.


Isaac W. wrote:
> Bootleg for sure. There was a mass spur of blackmarket roms that showed
> up. Street fighter hyper fighting (one way or another) is a direct
> result of those roms. I kinda wish hyper fighting had the mid-game
> player change. What does the board look like? is it just an origional(3
> layer board) with a rom swap? or one single layer board?
>
>
> Wish-Bringer (Chad Entringer) wrote:
> > Wow rolled home tonight with one of these boards... nice! I'm looking
> > to get some more info one these. Couldn't find anything on klov.
> > I'm assuming this was capcoms response to all the bootleg mods that
> > flooded the vid arcades for these boards back in sf's hay days..!? ..
> > Anyone thinking it was an upgrade kit that capcom sent out in the mail?
> > If so there must no be many of these out there I would presume... Food
> > for thought for the "street fighter generation" out there. .
> >
> > Chad,
> >
> > www.arcadecup.com
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Try pressing PL 1 button mid fight. Some bootlegs let you switch
characters on the fly. I think thats such an awesome thing because if
some one is a total bitch or knows how to "spam" a move repeatedly
(read cheapassedly) That circumvents that sort of annoyance.
Thats the only thing i would add to hyperfighting to make it a very
well rounded combat scenario. BTW, Hearing about Hyperfighting on the
xbox 360 makes me VERY tempted
:/

Wish-Bringer (Chad Entringer) wrote:
> The board is indeed an original capcom Ce 3 layer board... 3 roms were
> changed out with pretty good looking stickers for the lable. This threw
> initially me off that it was a possible upgrade from capcom themselves.
> I now don't believe it's a capcom original mod. fireballs go all
> over the place. havnt had much log time on it yet. that's what stood
> out though.
>
> Chad.
>
>
> Isaac W. wrote:
> > Bootleg for sure. There was a mass spur of blackmarket roms that showed
> > up. Street fighter hyper fighting (one way or another) is a direct
> > result of those roms. I kinda wish hyper fighting had the mid-game
> > player change. What does the board look like? is it just an origional(3
> > layer board) with a rom swap? or one single layer board?
> >
> >
> > Wish-Bringer (Chad Entringer) wrote:
> > > Wow rolled home tonight with one of these boards... nice! I'm looking
> > > to get some more info one these. Couldn't find anything on klov.
> > > I'm assuming this was capcoms response to all the bootleg mods that
> > > flooded the vid arcades for these boards back in sf's hay days..!? ..
> > > Anyone thinking it was an upgrade kit that capcom sent out in the mail?
> > > If so there must no be many of these out there I would presume... Food
> > > for thought for the "street fighter generation" out there. .
> > >
> > > Chad,
> > >
> > > www.arcadecup.com
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Wish-Bringer (Chad Entringer) wrote:
> The board is indeed an original capcom Ce 3 layer board... 3 roms were
> changed out with pretty good looking stickers for the lable. This threw
> initially me off that it was a possible upgrade from capcom themselves.

There are many variations of SF-II, and most of those
only require a 3 eprom swap at U21, U22 and U23.

I've actually provided a few folks with some of these upgrades/mods.
(... by chance, were the fancy stickers in color
with a checksum value on them ?

I "think" you can change to several different versions
by swapping those 3 eproms as long as you stay within
the same SF-II "family"... ( The "Families" being
SF-II World Warrior, SF-II Champ Edition and Super SF-II )

ie. I don't "think" you can change a World Warrior to a Champ Edition
without other chip upgrades (possibly a security chip),
but you can for instance change WW from "World" to "US" versions,
or a Champ Edition from "World" to "Accelerated" to "Hyper Fighting"
to "Rainbow" , etc...

Then again, I don't actually own a SF-II,
so these are only my observstions on a few eprom sets
I've programmed for people.

Anyone with proven info is welcomed to confirm or correct my findings.

Cheers,
Steph
www.HobbyRoms.com


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