Rolling Thunder Dumped by arcade@zws.com ============================================================================= This ROM set is taken from a Namco Rolling Thunder boardset. You can view more information on my boards at http://www.zws.com/arcade/. For vintage 1987, this is an EXTREMELY advanced game. Surface-mount chips, lots of custom devices too. Annoyingly, most of the chips on the mainboard are numbered with custom Namco part numbers, not their real identities. The ROMs may be encrypted too 8-( There are several devices which I can't read; they aren't EPROMs, I think they're large PALs or custom chips. Audio output is provided by one YM2151. There is also a large high-density DIP Hitachi HD63701XOP on a daughtercard, about 68 pins, which could be another CPU. The daughtercard is definitely implicated in the digitized audio output. If you have hardware questions about this board for repair or emulation, contact arcade@zws.com. I do not have schematics but will provide whatever other assistance I can. Daughterboard: Carries a large Hitachi HD63701XOP chip with a label on it reading "NAMCO 61028 00104", some logic ICs, and a 40-pin DIP device custom- labeled "115", date 8636. File Size Loc Purpose ====================================== RT1-17.ROM 27512 F1 ? } RT1-18.ROM 27512 H1 ? } apparently wired direct to mainboard RT3-19.ROM 27512 K1 ? } connector RT3-20.ROM 27512 M1 ? } RT1-21.ROM 27512 F3 ? ] apparently used by HD63701 chip RT2-22.ROM 27512 H3 ? ] Mainboard: File Size Loc Purpose ====================================== RT3-1B.ROM 27256 C9 Main CPU #1 [or audio CPU?] code (68A09EP) RT3-2B.ROM 27256 C12 Main CPU #2 code 1 (68A09EP) RT3-3.ROM 27256 D12 Main CPU #2 code 2 (68A09EP) RT3-4.ROM 27256 B6 Digitized audio? Immediately next to two 40- pin DIPs "60A1" (YM2203?) and "130" (6809?) Machine won't start at all without this ROM RT1-5.ROM 27256 R4 ? } used by large custom "43" chip at N6 RT1-6.ROM 27128 S4 ? } Removing 1-6 = no playfield layer, probably map RT1-7.ROM 27512 R7 ? ] used by large custom "43" chip at N8 RT1-8.ROM 27256 S7 ? ] Removing 1-8 = no background layer, probably map RT1-9.ROM 27512 H12 Graphics RT1-10.ROM 27512 K12 Graphics RT1-11.ROM 27512 L12 Graphics RT1-12.ROM 27512 M12 Graphics RT1-13.ROM 27512 P12 Graphics RT1-14.ROM 27512 R12 Graphics RT1-15.ROM 27512 T12 Graphics RT1-16.ROM 27512 U12 Graphics