sfa3

[prithwin]

how come the same sfa3 rom when i play it in kawaks gives me a blue title screen but when i play the same thing in mame gives me a cream clored one???

same thing happens to my kof99 rom too there's no <K.I> in mame!

so is there some thing i can do to get the same thing in mame ??

you see i wanna unlock some playas

[Agozer]

Why is this in the MUGEN forum? Moved.

 

SFA3 displays a different background color depending what hidden (time-release) playmodes/options have been enabled.

 

I think Kawaks and Nebula might default to a setting where all the possible time-release features are unlocked. Or then again, it might be vice versa, since I don't remember which color had which.

 

You need to get a cheat file for MAME so that you can choose what kind of a backgroun color you want. Or do it "au-naturel" and wait at least two weeks .

 

What do you mean buy ?

[BlackKnight]

The blue title screen is the final version. In that, everything is unlocked.. Dramatic Battle... Final Battle... Balrog, Juli & Juni are all there.

 

The cream one is the original startup mode which has nothing.

[prithwin]

Why is this in the MUGEN forum? Moved.

 

SFA3 displays a different background color depending what hidden (time-release) playmodes/options have been enabled.

 

I think Kawaks and Nebula might default to a setting where all the possible time-release features are unlocked. Or then again, it might be vice versa, since I don't remember which color had which.

 

You need to get a cheat file for MAME so that you can choose what kind of a backgroun color you want. Or do it "au-naturel" and wait at least two weeks .

 

What do you mean buy <K.I.>?

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wait for two weeks??????

 

its been like 2 months since i got the roms to work on mame .105

do i have to keep the game running for two weeks???

[Agozer]

Well, I did say that you can use a cheat. No emulator user in their right mind would wait that long just to get something unlocke dwithout the cheat.

 

Many of Capcom's arcade games (CPS-1/2, ZN-1/2 hardwares especially) have time release features that become available once the arcade operator has kept the machines running a set period of time.