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July 5th, 2014, 01:05 Posted By: wraggster
via http://pdroms.de/
Leovigildo’s Murcian Conspiracy by Pixel Bastards is a Sega Mega Drive / Sega Genesis game relased at the BitBitJam 2014 coding competition. It’s pretty game on two little sprites shot each other jumping… while fight dolphins that eats onion fried rings controlled by the evil Leovigildo that conspires to conquer Murcia!
http://bitbitjam.com/
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July 5th, 2014, 00:35 Posted By: wraggster
Alright, preorders are open once again. This is a second production run and will probably be smaller than the first one, though that will depend on how much interest there still is in the device. Please note that if I’m again flooded with too many preorders I will have to make another waiting list. This worked well enough the first time around, just that the people near the end of the list will have to wait a few weeks.
All the units in this run will be the screw mounted ones. I still have a few remote PCBs left, without parts, I can send them along GDEMUs free of charge if you want to solder one on your own. If you don’t know what this remote is for, you don’t need it.
Please read the Ordering page (and all the other pages I’ve prepared) before asking me questions directly. In most cases the total price (unit, packaging, shipping, PP fees) is 110 Euro, if you’re fine with that please state that in your order. This will save me a round of emails, I’ll just send you a request to pay as soon as I have GDEMU unit to send. Less hassle for everybody that way. Assuming you give me your PayPal email address that is.
UPDATE: Well, so much for not flooding my email. List is full, preorders are closed again.
http://gdemu.wordpress.com/2014/06/30/take-two/
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July 5th, 2014, 00:33 Posted By: wraggster
There’s another guy dissapointed in me – I mean, not only he made a detailed list of my shortcomings, he was nice enough to mail me directly to present it, along with “offer of help”:
http://atariage.com/forums/topic/127...4#entry3017584
Seriously people, some of you don’t like me. I get that. I can assure you the feeling is mutual. But do I go out of my way to mail you with my incoherent rambling? No, I don’t. Is it really too much to ask of you not to spam my mailbox?
I could understand if these guys were my clients and felt cheated out of their money – but they are not. GDEMU is what it is, perhaps not perfect for everybody, but I don’t force it on anyone. You don’t like it? Don’t buy it. You think you can make a better one? Prove it. Words are cheap.
On the subject of making GDEMU, to avoid what happened last time, that is people missing the preordering window, I’m going to plan it this time. The preorders will open on 1st of July. Hopefully the rush hour has ended and I will be able to keep it open for some time. I was seriously not expecting that level of interest and as such it has taken so long to finish the first run. In other words, I did everything according to plan, except my plan did not account for selling everything in less than two days. Also, I’m imposing a limit of maximum one unit per person, this is because bigger orders are a real PITA for me. Two is possible as well but you’ll get two separate shipments – the first as soon as I can make it and the second sometime later. You only pay for one unit each time so you can always just cancel the second one if you don’t want it anymore.
http://gdemu.wordpress.com/2014/06/2...or-punishment/
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July 5th, 2014, 00:32 Posted By: wraggster
I’m almost done with the preorders but I’ve hit two issues:
One is I buy the big chips for GDEMU in smaller quantities than a whole tray. That means the supplier has to repackage them for me, and apparently the last batch ended up in a malfunctioning machine or something. All FPGAs had some pins slightly lifted on one side and these did not solder down properly. I only discovered that after cleaning and during testing, which means a lot of reworking and more cleaning and testing is required. Which is very time consuming.
Second is much trivial, my local post office run out of CN22 stickers and they’ve only just requested more. As (bad) luck would have it, most of the units I’m about to send this week go outside EU area, and need a CN22. So if I’m not able to get some more stickers in the main office the shipping of some GDEMUs will get delayed until I either get them of figure a valid way to print them on normal paper. Which everyone says is OK to do but you see, if not, it ends up being the recipient problem. So I’d rather spare you that if it’s only a few days of waiting.
So, in about two weeks I should know exactly how many leftover units there will be, and I will make some more anyway. If only because there were some requests for more than two units and initially I refused that. Since I’m going to make more it makes no sense to start all this for just a couple units so it will be another production run. Stay tuned.
http://gdemu.wordpress.com/2014/06/1...on-the-carpet/
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July 5th, 2014, 00:31 Posted By: wraggster
That much is true, but there’s a funny story of how someone discovered that while being completly wrong about, well, everything else.
I value and respect privacy so I would not openly publish my email exchange with GDEMU buyer(s) unless I had no other choice, but not everybody subscribes to that notion it seems. It’s a Comedy Central material by the way: http://atariage.com/forums/topic/127...ystems/page-63
However, I do not agree with the “being petty” acusation. Just because I didn’t share every tiny detail of how GDEMU actually works with the developers of other – let’s call them competing – projects, doesn’t mean I ignored them, or refused to help at all. And I have email history to prove that but hopefully I will never have to make it public. I’ve put a lot of my personal time, and money, into this project and I belive it to be my right to decide what I do with the knowledge obtained. Yes, I could’ve “shared”, but that would only result in other people making and selling their devices, and I would be left with nothing. Forgotten would be the best case scenario, but probably people would still demand I make further upgrades to their devices. For free of course. I bet each and every one of those who call for GDEMU to be cloned and cheaply copied behind my back would gladly work for free as well.
So, in the end I refused a sale. For the first time, too. If you’re on a backup list – rejoice, I’m almost sure now I will be able to fulfill those preorders as well. And if you’ve ever wondered why my terms of sale sound like a legalspeak, and why I reserve the right to refuse sale or repair, it’s because I have to deal with people who have no clue but lot of demands.
So, to reiterate: You’re buying GDEMU as-is. There might be a newer, better model released in the future and if you don’t like that, just cancel your preorder. Or buy one of the competing devices. Frankly, I’ve already reached my primary goal of raising money for software I need – and I would like to thank everybody who already purchased GDEMU for that. What I’m doing now is pretty much assembling and selling out the leftovers. That money will cover R&D costs for devices for other systems – and I make no promises as to what will come of that.
Also, Dreamcast discs can be copied, at the very least in a sufficient way as to obtain fully functional backup images. These backups are nowhere near 4GB in size. There are SD (well, SDHC to be precise) cards bigger than 4GB and that has nothing to do with FAT32 limits of single file size or total volume size. And yes, PayPal could rain on my parade anytime by locking my account again.
And finally, pretty please, read all the pages with instructions and explanations I’ve provided. If I sound like a prick answering your email questions then maybe it’s because I’ve already had to do it 100 times and by now it’s even more annoying than spam – because spam at least can be filtered out and/or ignored.
http://gdemu.wordpress.com/2014/06/03/im-a-dick/
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June 8th, 2014, 21:08 Posted By: wraggster
Sega has detailed its lineup for E3, outlining a nice mix of cute-n-cuddly mascots and pointy, slimy creatures we really hope aren't lurking somewhere in the galaxy. Alien: Isolation, Hatsune Mika: Project F 2nd, Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric and Sonic Boom: Shattered Crystal will all be featured at Sega's booth in the South Hall.
While playable builds are cool and all, it won't all be old news - an "exciting new game mode" for Alien: Isolation will be demonstrated for the first time on the show floor. Sonic's 3DS and Wii U games will offer a new stretch of gameplay and introduce Lyric, a technologically-proficient snake-like creature described as the "most vile and formidable villain in Sonic history." There's also Sonic's newest pal, Sticks, whom we feel compelled to warn about Sonic's social tendencies: He won't call you back, Sticks. You could be discarded after one game, just like the rest.
Project Diva F 2nd doesn't have athletic tape on its shoes or cartoon animal sidekicks, but it will offer 20 brand new songs and 20 that were previously featured in Japan-only setlists on the PSP. The final build will also feature "80 brand new and remade fan favorite modules" and cross-save compatibility for those hoping to bust moves on both the PS3 and Vita versions.
http://www.joystiq.com/2014/06/07/se...virtual-divas/
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June 2nd, 2014, 23:21 Posted By: wraggster
I’ve run some tests to measure the PSU temperature in several different scenarios, both with original GD-ROM drive and GDEMU installed. The most interesting case was one with GD-ROM drive but no disc, and cover completly removed:
Without any forced airflow the convection alone is not able to cool the radiators below some 70°C. It doesn’t get any worse than this though, basically the PSU reaches thermal balance at this point and stays that way.
With the cover installed PSU will heat up to about 58°C. Running the console without cover and then reinstalling it after some time will cause the temperature to drop eventually. In other words, the airflow inside the case does make some difference.
I’m a big fan of simple solutions so this is what I did:
I’ve also complety taped off the air inlet at the back of the console, so now most of the airflow will go through these holes and cool PSU down. With GDEMU installed it reached 63°C after an hour. It’s just 5 degrees more than with the original drive so I think I’m done making holes 
One other point of interest, PSU voltages:
- GD-ROM drive (no disc): 3.296V / 5.030V / 13.28V
- GDEMU: 3.305V / 5.042V / 14.26V
Even without a disc inserted the original drive pulls some current from 12V line. GDEMU doesn’t (and uses much less power in general) so it’s possible the PSU is running in a bit less efficient way now.
Keep in mind this a 230V PSU, the 110V one might behave differently. I’m going to test that as well in a day or two. Still, the capacitors in the PSU are 105°C rated so 70 rather than 58 degrees is not going to suddenly damage them. If this thing was properly designed it should handle even less favourable conditions than that. After all SEGA guys did put the fan on the opposite side so overheating the PSU was not a major concern for them.
http://gdemu.wordpress.com/2014/06/01/mr-driller/
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May 27th, 2014, 00:30 Posted By: wraggster
I got a few emails from GDEMU owners, mostly asking for help with various issues, and I figured some additional clarifications are in order:
GDEMU does not remove region lockout. In other words, your Dreamcast will refuse to boot games from other regions just as it would refuse original GD-ROMs. This is on purpose, because…
Even patched to allow all region booting, some games will not work. This has nothing to do with GDEMU, it’s in the game code. Most games can be easily patched but some require a specific video output to be present – for example, USA region game might not work with RGB cable which is pretty much the default in EU. And there are a few titles that will just not work in non-native region, period.
In general it’s strongly recommended you stick to games for your region, and if you want to experiment then at least check how the original behave before you blame GDEMU. Seriously, get a clue, it’s starting to get annoying having to explain this over and over again.
Lately another issue popped up, apparently Dreamcast power supply unit can get a bit hotter when using GDEMU instead of the original drive. I never had that issue and it wasn’t reported by anyone else so far, but I suppose it’s possible that without the drive blocking off most of the direct route from the back of the unit (where the “gills” are) to the fan in front the PSU gets less airflow around it. I’ve been running GDEMU, it’s various versions, for many, many hours now, including no cover and open lid / not fully closed lid situations. I’ve never noticed the case to be strangely hot but I did not actually measure the temperature on the PSU itself. The report I got claimed it could heat up to just below 70°C. I don’t think it’s a problem, if you look at the design you will notice it never got any significant airflow either way and worked just fine. But for those worried I suggest you put a piece of cardboard screen fashioned to form a tunnel between the back, the PSU, and the fan. Do not remove that plastic cover though, it’s there to make sure the metal heat spreader is well insulated from mains.
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May 20th, 2014, 01:50 Posted By: wraggster
via http://www.emucr.com/
Reicast Git (2014/05/13) is compiled. reicast is a multi-platform Dreamcast emulator. The project is currently in Alpha, usability, performance and stability issues are to be expected. Cortex-A9 dualcore, 1ghz+ is the minimum hardware for decent speeds.
Reicast Git Changelog:
Merge pull request #474 from Luca1991/master
CloudVMU tool added
http://www.sendspace.com/file/h7cqjg
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May 20th, 2014, 01:44 Posted By: wraggster
via http://www.emucr.com/
SSF Test Version (14/05/19) is released. SSF is a Sega Saturn emulator for Windows systems using DirectX 9.0b. The current version claims near-complete implementation of the Sega Saturn hardware (not counting emulation bugs), and can emulate the Saturn based Sega Titan Video arcade hardware too. As with most emulators, CDs or disc images are not included and have to be owned separately. The BIOS is also not included; as of 0.07 Beta R3, games run without the BIOS however. The usage of BIOS files is optional but recommended for better compatibility, and needed for tasks such as management of the contents of the internal memory of the Sega Saturn, or setting the system clock.
http://www.sendspace.com/file/ke79a5
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May 19th, 2014, 01:47 Posted By: wraggster
Heart of The Alien (HOTA) is the sequel is undoubtedly the best adventure of all time, Another World. It was developed in 1994 by Interplay exclusively for the Sega CD. However, the community developed an opensource engine to make it work on multiple platforms (called Redux.) Most veterans will remember that there is already a port to Dreamcast, right! The previous port of LTK (aka. Uguru), was published in 2006 (MadridSX) and did not include support for music and source code (thus violated the GPL!). Whatever we bring here is the NEW port of Guaripolo Indiket and adding music stand ! So, we can finally enjoy this great game as it deserves!
Controls
* Pad: Up, Down, Left, Right
* A: Shoot / Run
* B: Use object
* X: Jump
* Y: Move quickly
* START: Skip video scene and leaves the game * L: Quick savestate * R: Loadstate fast, then make a savestate Installation Instructions The download does not include the original game files. To do this, you will need the original game ISO + MP3 files listed in following way: | ---- hota.bin | ---- IP.BIN | ---- hota | ------- | | -------------- Heart Of The Alien (U) iso. | -------------- Heart Of The Alien (U) 02.mp3 . .. | -------------- Heart Of The Alien (U) 40.mp3 port Technical details Guaripolo Our friend has rewritten all the sound and music to work in our Dreamcasts! So, for SFX is used directly AICA KOS, and the music of the libmp3 KOS (using XingMP3). Dependencies: * SDL 1.2.13 * libmp3 (KOS, important to reduce the buffer!) Detail: This is version 1.2.2 (stable). There is a CVS version labeled 1.2.4 but we have tested and does not work better than the previous (hang in more places.) What you will find ( binary and source code ) in Downloads -> IberDC PS: If you need passwords will help ... some go well ^ ^ ... GameFAQs (spoiler!)
http://www.dreamcast.es/news.php?readmore=678#comments
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May 19th, 2014, 01:47 Posted By: wraggster
Our Russian friends DC-SWAT have released a new version of DreamShell essential, with many new features over the previous version! especially, have added support for the G1-HDD ... both PIO (3-3, 5 MB / s) and DMA mode 2 (10-12 MB / s), amazing! Not only that, for example now runs both images CDI as GDI. It also supports FAT and EXT2 no changelog yet exist in English, but the change list is very long: D. For example, they have added a tool for measuring the speed of the SD / HDD / PC and GD-ROM! In the news announced soon release the source code on GitHub. In the meantime, try and comment friends!
http://www.dreamcast.es/news.php?readmore=677#comments
http://www.dc-swat.ru/blog/dreamshell/875.html
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May 19th, 2014, 01:46 Posted By: wraggster
Dreamca another Sunday ..... u no excuse, I say today is a Saturday lol, but no matter! We like things to offer, from all to all! Today, play something for those novice developers  Cenbubble is an example of very simple game style " Puzzle Booble ", to see how easy it is to launch an idea: D (Style 1945 or Alien SDL). It is made with SDL, SDL_image and SDL_gfx, and therefore is easily portable to multiple platforms. The truth is that this source had it stored in the virtual "loft" several years ago (the author, Xavier Sala , he used to instruct students) and lacked some retouching to make it more functional on the Dreamcast. So encouraged me and I added the option to múltipels levels, and several optimizations that are not delayed in our little white Includes 6 levels , and you can easily add those you like, without touching any code! The controls are simple: the D-PAD to move the pointer up to shoot, and the X / Y you change level, L to go. Easy, right? For those wanting to improve the code (it is GPL), here are some ideas! - Rating System and hiscores. - Sounds - Background Music - Wallpaper by level. - etc!
http://www.dreamcast.es/news.php?readmore=674#comments
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May 19th, 2014, 01:04 Posted By: wraggster
via http://pdroms.de/
The fourth installment of Sqrxz has been released. Sqrxz 4 – Cold Cash has been released to the public on 20th April for plenty of systems, such as Windows (32-Bit), Linux (32-Bit, 64-Bit), Wiz, PSP, MotoMagx, Dreamcast, GCW Zero, MacOS X (32-Bit, 64-Bit) / Intel, Amiga OS4, MorphOS, Symbian OS Series 60, Symbian OS UIQ3, Raspberry Pi, Caanoo, GP2x and OpenPandora.
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http://www.sqrxz.de/2014/04/20/sqrxz-4-released/
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May 18th, 2014, 23:04 Posted By: wraggster
This is a revised PCB that I’ve been thinking about for quite some time now. In the end I chose the smaller variant with felt pads for initial production as I’ve had that already well tested. But the issues I had lately with sourcing pads that would stack to correct height got me to rethink the whole idea and hence I dug up the other design and actually had it made. As you can see, it works:
That’s the good news, the bad is it’ll take another week to get the revised PCBs manufactured, so again a small delay. The new variant will be called 5.2, and there are just a few 5.1 units in existence. Those are identical except the location of the optional support near the button, it has been moved a bit. You can use it or not, it’s up to you, it might prevent proper seating of the connector so that’s why it’s optional. Might not fit perfectly into each Dreamcast.
The left support (and the screw pretty much as well) are mandatory if you want GDEMU to be stable. These are however far enough from the connector not to cause any issues. The screw is metric though, can’t get anything else in this part of the world, and apparently the original one was not. So it might be a bit difficult to install it at first, just be patient with it and don’t rush. Also, do not attempt to put the screw in alone, you will reach the console mainboard if it goes deep enough, and then it’ll cause damage to it. To make sure noone attempts that I will be adding a small piece of paper to each sent GDEMU with this particualar warning printed.
Other than longer PCB to allow for the screw there are no functional differences between this and the v5.0 model. Or the original v4 that used the remote for LEDs and buttons. Oh, and about that, I will have a few spare PCBs that were meant to be remotes but were never used. I can give those away to people who would like to assemble one on their own. Just the small PCB though, no components or wires. Ask me about it when I contact you for payment and I will add one PCB to the envelope. Offer valid only as long supplies last
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May 13th, 2014, 00:16 Posted By: wraggster
Sega may be most closely associated with Sonic the Hedgehog, but the publisher doesn't rely on its console platformer mascot like it used to. Parent company Sega Sammy Holdings reported its full-year financial results today, with a turnaround for the gaming business led by a pair of PC titles.
Total War: Rome II was the company's best-selling game for the year, with 1.13 million copies sold, followed by Football Manager 2014 and its 790,000 copies sold. The worldwide Wii U and 3DS release of Sonic: Lost World was third, with 710,000 copies sold. The top five was rounded out by THQ bankruptcy acquisition Company of Heroes 2 (680,000 sold) and the Japanese launch of Yakuza: Ishin for PS3 and PS4 (390,000 sold).
For the full-year, Sega's consumer division (which includes toys and animated movies as well as games) posted revenues of ¥99.84 billion ($981.52 million), up 19 percent year-over-year. It also turned the prior year's ¥732 million ($7.20 million) operating loss into an operating profit of ¥2.09 billion ($20.55 million). Despite the improved numbers, Sega noted a softness in the packaged games market, and a continued shift toward digitally distributed titles, especially those on social networking services and smartphones. The company is taking both of those into account for the current fiscal year.
"The packaged game software field in the consumer business will continue to undergo rationalization, in an effort to establish a structure that can consistently generate profit," the company said. "We will also push forth with the digital conversion of existing package IPs."
Perhaps counterintuitively, Sega projects to sell 12.78 million retail copies of games over the current fiscal year, up from 8.73 million last year, and 10.78 million the year before. It expects the 3DS to be its strongest platform (2.27 million copies projected), followed by the PS3 (1.52 million copies) and the PC (1.15 million copies). The consumer division is forecast to see revenues jump 29 percent this year, with operating income more than tripling to ¥6.6 billion ($64.9 million).
For Sega Sammy as a whole, revenues were up 17.6 percent to ¥378.01 billion ($3.72 billion) for the recently completed fiscal year, while net income was down 8.2 percent to ¥30.72 billion ($302 million). The company is projecting sales to rise 19 percent in the current fiscal year, with net income falling 32 percent.
http://www.gamesindustry.biz/article...iness-rebounds
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May 7th, 2014, 00:16 Posted By: wraggster
 The 32X in situ alongside Sega’s Mega CD 2 and host console, Mega Drive (Genesis in the US).
Edge 218′s Kinect cover asked of the device: “The catalyst for a new era in gaming, or a 32X for 2010?”The parallels between the Kinect and Sega’s 32X might not seem immediately obvious, but as the Xbox One slowly recovers from its difficult launch they keep presenting themselves. In 1994, Sega was a runaway success in the West. The Mega Drive (the Genesis, locally) was the best-selling 16bit machine in North America, and sold around seven million units in Europe, leaving the Super Nintendo in the shade. But in the East, things were different.In Japan, the Mega Drive couldn’t compete with the SNES – the Super Famicom – and was also being outsold by NEC’s PC Engine. Headquartered in Tokyo, Sega was keen to progress to 32bit technology before their closest competitors – and it was feeling the heat, too, from a couple of new consoles: Atari’s 64bit Jaguar and Trip Hawkins’ 3DO. Pressure was rising. Action was needed.The Mega-CD showcased Sega’s capabilities to strike into new markets ahead of its peers – even though it didn’t truly deliver next-generation experiences, the move to CD-based console gaming in 1991 was prescient, and sales were decent. But when word emerged that the company was to release another, cartridge-based add-on for the Mega Drive in order to prolong its lifespan, at the same time as developing a standalone 32bit console, the Saturn, the only reasonable reaction was one of bewilderment.Codenamed Project Mars, Sega’s 32X began strongly, selling 650,000 units in the US between its November 1994 launch and Christmas the same year. But in Japan, the Saturn beat the Mega Drive’s 32bit supercharger to stores by a couple of weeks – it wouldn’t make the States for another six months – rendering its presence in the East effectively needless, its market penetration negligible.
http://www.edge-online.com/features/...onsole-giants/
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April 21st, 2014, 22:05 Posted By: wraggster
Hello dreamers! Another Sunday, "dreamcastero" more, and of course, we bring you the latest news homebrew: SQRXZ 4 ! They say that there are not three but four ..... well it was not exactly like that lol:-P. In SQRXZ 4 - Cold Cash , we have to go "impossible" levels to get fresh money (yes friends, there is a solid frame at each SQRXZ adventure!).
<center>Game Features
* Authentic Retro graphics - Pixels forever
! * 10 difficult levels
! * 11 great tunes
! * Top 10 highscore
! * Infinite Continues
* Flights hidden!
* Tricks! (If you can find)</center>
The team Retroguru has endeavored to present this new adventure in the Demo party Revised 2014 , and has been great to them personally! : D You will find SQRXZ4 systems for systems: Windows (32-Bit), Linux (32-Bit, 64-Bit), Wiz, PSP, MotoMagx, Dreamcast, GCW Zero, MacOS X (32-Bit, 64-Bit) / Intel and Raspberry Pi (this itself is cross platform!) Link for more info and downloads: pouet.net
http://www.dreamcast.es/news.php?readmore=673#comments
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