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Street Fighter II': Champion Edition (Double K.O. Street Fighter II': Champion Edition (Dongfang Bubai protection, bootleg) found in MAME ROM Set: sf2dongb Released in 1992 in the zip file sf2ce.zip

Street Fighter II': Champion Edition (Alpha Magic-F, bootleg) found in MAME ROM Set: sf2amf Released in 1992 in the zip file sf2ebbl.zip Street Fighter II': Champion Edition (Accelerator!, bootleg, set 2) found in MAME ROM Set: sf2acca Released in 1992 in the zip file sf2ce.zip Street Fighter II': Champion Edition (Accelerator!, bootleg, set 1) found in MAME ROM Set: sf2acc Released in 1992 in the zip file sf2ce.zip Street Fighter II': Champion Edition (Accelerator Pt.II, bootleg) found in MAME ROM Set: sf2accp2 Released in 1992 in the zip file sf2ce.zip If you are not sure which version of ROM you have, you can use the ROM Identification Page to upload an image and find out. Many games had multiple versions of ROMS. I wonder if most failures occured in the late '90s and early 2000s, and if we will see less of them going forwards.The following is a list of ROMS that are used by this game. I've come across many failed CPS-A-01 chips, but have only ever watched one transition from working to non-working myself.

I'd really like to put together a database of those which have failed, and those which are still working, and record the manufacture dates to look for a pattern. On the flipside, my 100% conjecture take on it is that most of these chemically poisoned CPS-A-01 chips have already passed their half-life, and that most which still work now will still work in ten years. That would mean that running it less often, or with a heatsink, etc. The impression I have gotten from talking with a few others is that this is usually a result of a chemical defect that occured during manufacture, rather than an electrical failure. I will happily give away hacks that I did out of interest or that solve a problem for me and others, but this one is steeped in yawnsville so it's super low priority.Īs for failing CPS1 boards, it is nearly always a problem with CPS-A-01, and next most frequently CPS-B-** on the C board. If I come across another MSTREET bootleg I might do it for some tiny bounty, I dunno. Click to expand.It doesn't exist, but it's probably something that wouldn't take more than a bit of weekend work.