Tenkomori Shooting (Asia, TKM2/VER.A1)

Game infos

Parent and clones

Sound infos

Driver infos

Inputs infos

Controls infos

type	ways	minimum	maximum	sensitivity	keydelta	reverse
joy	8					no

Display infos

type	rotate	flipx	width	height	refresh	pixclock	htotal	hbend	hbstart	vtotal	vbend	vbstart
raster	90	no	640	480	60

Dipswitchs

• Freeze
  • Off
  • On
• Service Mode
  • Off
  • On

Roms list

console	name	bios	size	crc	md5	merge	sha1	region	offset	status	optional
arcade	tkm1fl1l.9		2097152	071ef722			7c0317b3bca2763dbbac5454901cd48a0b195edd	user2	1000000	good	no
arcade	tkm1fl1u.10		2097152	580f8391			2205c80721631ea8016efbe6d79f5ea7d1924278	user2	1000001	good	no
arcade	tkm1fl2l.7		2097152	bd54efe3			ff3573066ad2498a33ceabf378a3c69af11ee7db	user2	1400000	good	no
arcade	tkm1fl2u.8		2097152	6e4e6320			8d220b0028cfc2f02eb34df41a5dbb23be3e7908	user2	1400001	good	no
arcade	tkm1fl3l.5		2097152	a31ffb10			4f8e41e263611a7f9a63bd53ebee4e68ad0095e6	user2	1800000	good	no
arcade	tkm1fl3u.6		2097152	bc566162			db40d28c57dbf1351adfa2dd740edbe0b897307f	user2	1800001	good	no
arcade	tkm1rom0l.12		8388608	dddebb39			44169b0c6be4d387e7b6087ce723476ee96b09b4	user2	0	good	no
arcade	tkm1rom0u.11		8388608	dbcc3838			c4e11800c5e8122044914152227b8a29e9446c9d	user2	1	good	no
arcade	tkm1vera.11s		524288	0b414dae			a8f77ae7ee0dc516cd9aaf944431a9a0c9dc7def	sub	0	good	no
arcade	tkm1wave0.2		8388608	6085387d			a2a55f6ebe9de2d5415a1c4f3ec7975af95b45b4	c352	0	good	no
arcade	tkm1wave1.1		8388608	7567796b			99e4b867477da2ccddfa9bebc4be84adc5cba53c	c352	800000	good	no
arcade	tkm2vera.2e		2097152	a9b81653			9199505019234140b0d89e199f0db307d5bcca02	maincpu:rom	0	good	no
arcade	tkm2vera.2j		2097152	28cff9ee			d1996d45cca3a9bbd6a7f39721b2ec9f3d052422	maincpu:rom	1	good	no

Chips list

name	tag	type	clock
C352	c352	audio	25401600
CXD8661R	maincpu	cpu	100000000
H8/3002	sub	cpu	16934400
Speaker	rspeaker	audio

Categories

• Added to Mame in version .097u4
• Mini-Games
• Multiplay

MAMEinfo

0.97u4 [smf]


WIP:

- 0.151: smf fixed namcos12_rom_read. This fixed Tenkomori Shooting and clone crashes on "collect X medals" minigame.

- 0.142u2: Changed description to 'Tenkomori Shooting (Asia, TKM2/VER.A1)'. Renamed (tenkomorj) to (tenkomorja).

- 0.133u1: Renamed (tenkomoj) to (tenkomorj).

- 0.130u1: Changed description of clone (TKM1/VER.A1) to 'Tenkomori Shooting (Japan, TKM1/VER.A1)'.

- 0.102u5: Guru added clone Tenkomori Shooting (TKM1/VER.A1).

- 13th October 2005: Guru - The Japanese version of Tenkomori Shooting arrived a few days ago. Thanks to Tormod.

- 0.97u4: smf added 'Tenkomori Shooting (TKM2/VER.A1)' (Namco 1998).

- 29th June 2005: smf - It took about half an hour to get Tenkomori Shooting up and running as there were alot more protection checks than other System 12 games. There were a couple of problems with the graphics though. I spent some more time studying the protection checks, which allowed me to remove all the rom patches from the games that previously required them. Unfortunately this didn't help and it hasn't got Soul Calibur or Tekken Tag any closer to being emulated either. I started looking closer to home and I discovered it was using a little known feature of the PSX, that allows you to flip sprites. None of the unofficial GPU docs mention it at all and Pete Bernert has only supported x flipping in his GPU plugins, no game had used y flipping until now. After adding x & y flipping it looks much better. I had to verify which was which as they were always setting both or none. So after verifying the sprite flipping bits on a console I sent the information to Pete to add to his renderers. The only issue now was the intro didn't look quite right. This took a while to track down, eventually I realised that they were dma'ing 1792 bytes at a time from the mdec output. Each block is 512 bytes, which makes 3 and a half blocks. The code in MAME & most other emulators can't cope with this. With a fix for this issue the intro looks great too. It's not over yet. Although Pete had added the y sprite flip to the GPU plugins, the game wouldn't even boot in ZiNc. It took alot of tracing and comparing to MAME, but I eventually found it. I had to retrofit the MDEC fix onto ZiNc's MDEC decoder as well.

- 7th April 2005: Guru - Tenkomori Shooting (Namco 1998, System12 hardware) arrived. Thanks to R. Belmont!


LEVELS: 4/8/11 (easy/medium/hard)

History

High scores

MAMESCORE records : 02/04/2017 13:01



mode: easy

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