Hi
as the list on the main page isnt really acurated, i decided to share my current list, if some can complete any field of the list, please post in this link.
I hope you all like this list
Sega Naomi GDROM list
Sega Naomi GDROM list
Last edited by OldFoo on Thu Sep 18, 2008 1:19 pm, edited 1 time in total.
GDL-0041 would be Guilty Gear XX: Accent Core. Looks like Exzeal, Senko no Ronde SP need to go in somewhere.
As for the question that brought me here originally; Radirgy has two versions, was wondering if anyone knows how to tell the difference. One was released 2 months after the original release, supposed to be a "new ver.".
As for the question that brought me here originally; Radirgy has two versions, was wondering if anyone knows how to tell the difference. One was released 2 months after the original release, supposed to be a "new ver.".
This is the offical SEGA GD-ROM listing for Naomi 1 and 2
Offical part #s.
610-0625-0001-N
GD SOFT SPY Changed from 610-0625-0001
610-0625-0002-N
GD SOFT TMB Changed from 610-0625-0002
610-0625-0002-N
GD SOFT TMB
610-0625-0002NG
GD SOFT TMB
610-0625-0003-N
GD SOFT SP JAM Changed from 610-0625-0003
610-0625-0003-N
GD SOFT SP JAM
610-0625-0004-N
GD SOFT SLASH Changed from 610-0625-0004
610-0625-0004-N
GD SOFT SLASH
610-0625-0005
GD SOFT SPK-B
610-0625-0006
GD SOFT VS3
610-0625-0008
GD SOFT MB1
610-0625-0009
GD SOFT D.GOLF
610-0625-0010
GD SOFT MB2K2
610-0625-0011
GD SOFT V.TENNIS
610-0625-0012
GD SOFT VF4
610-0625-0012NG
GD SOFT VF4
610-0625-0012P
GD SOFT VF4
610-0625-0013
GD SOFT TMB 2K1SPR
610-0625-0014
GD SOFT BS1
610-0625-0015
GD SOFT VT2
610-0625-0016
GD SOFT TMB 2K1AUT
610-0625-0017
GD SOFT LA KEY
610-0625-0018
GD SOFT LUPIN
610-0625-0019
GD SOFT VA
610-0625-0020
GD SOFT TOF
610-0625-0021
GD SOFT LUPIN TYPING
610-0625-0022
GD SOFT MAZ
610-0625-0023
GD SOFT DIMM FIRM UPDATE
610-0625-0023NG
GD SOFT DIMM FIRM UPDATE NO G-
610-0625-0024
GD SOFT VF4EV
610-0625-0025
GD SOFT TOF ENG
610-0625-0026
GD SOFT TOT
610-0625-0027
GD SOFT TOT ENG
610-0625-0028
GD SOFT TMB 4EVER
610-0625-0029
GD SOFT CKT SP
610-0625-0030
GD SOFT DGT
610-0625-0031
GD SOFT PUYO FEVER
610-0625-0032
GD SOFT TOS
610-0625-0033
GD SOFT TOS ENG
610-0625-0034
GD SOFT PUYO FEVER EXP
610-0625-0035
GD SOFT DKG
610-0625-0036
GD SOFT VF4FT
610-0625-0037
GD SOFT DGS
610-0625-0038
GD SOFT TOS SP
610-0625-0039
GD SOFT TOS ENG SP
610-0625-0040
KEEP
610-0625-0041
GD SOFT DGA
Offical part #s.
610-0625-0001-N
GD SOFT SPY Changed from 610-0625-0001
610-0625-0002-N
GD SOFT TMB Changed from 610-0625-0002
610-0625-0002-N
GD SOFT TMB
610-0625-0002NG
GD SOFT TMB
610-0625-0003-N
GD SOFT SP JAM Changed from 610-0625-0003
610-0625-0003-N
GD SOFT SP JAM
610-0625-0004-N
GD SOFT SLASH Changed from 610-0625-0004
610-0625-0004-N
GD SOFT SLASH
610-0625-0005
GD SOFT SPK-B
610-0625-0006
GD SOFT VS3
610-0625-0008
GD SOFT MB1
610-0625-0009
GD SOFT D.GOLF
610-0625-0010
GD SOFT MB2K2
610-0625-0011
GD SOFT V.TENNIS
610-0625-0012
GD SOFT VF4
610-0625-0012NG
GD SOFT VF4
610-0625-0012P
GD SOFT VF4
610-0625-0013
GD SOFT TMB 2K1SPR
610-0625-0014
GD SOFT BS1
610-0625-0015
GD SOFT VT2
610-0625-0016
GD SOFT TMB 2K1AUT
610-0625-0017
GD SOFT LA KEY
610-0625-0018
GD SOFT LUPIN
610-0625-0019
GD SOFT VA
610-0625-0020
GD SOFT TOF
610-0625-0021
GD SOFT LUPIN TYPING
610-0625-0022
GD SOFT MAZ
610-0625-0023
GD SOFT DIMM FIRM UPDATE
610-0625-0023NG
GD SOFT DIMM FIRM UPDATE NO G-
610-0625-0024
GD SOFT VF4EV
610-0625-0025
GD SOFT TOF ENG
610-0625-0026
GD SOFT TOT
610-0625-0027
GD SOFT TOT ENG
610-0625-0028
GD SOFT TMB 4EVER
610-0625-0029
GD SOFT CKT SP
610-0625-0030
GD SOFT DGT
610-0625-0031
GD SOFT PUYO FEVER
610-0625-0032
GD SOFT TOS
610-0625-0033
GD SOFT TOS ENG
610-0625-0034
GD SOFT PUYO FEVER EXP
610-0625-0035
GD SOFT DKG
610-0625-0036
GD SOFT VF4FT
610-0625-0037
GD SOFT DGS
610-0625-0038
GD SOFT TOS SP
610-0625-0039
GD SOFT TOS ENG SP
610-0625-0040
KEEP
610-0625-0041
GD SOFT DGA
I can get a list of all the Sec chips from the Sega part portal, they list them, but they all have the same clause "NOT FOR SALE".
Lindbergh key chips follow on, although Lindbergh uses a different PIC and I'd assume the security would be different, if not the Lindbergh would have a lot of bootlegs as the HDD can be cloned quite easily.
Sega usually use 3 letter prefixes for the game names, they have done since the early days.
For example:
MB1 = Monkey Ball
TOF = ID1
TOT = ID2
TOS = ID3
TOS ENG SP = ID3 Cycraft
CKT SP = Club Kart Special
Some I have no clue on but they are probably obscure Japan Sega releases.
Lindbergh key chips follow on, although Lindbergh uses a different PIC and I'd assume the security would be different, if not the Lindbergh would have a lot of bootlegs as the HDD can be cloned quite easily.
Sega usually use 3 letter prefixes for the game names, they have done since the early days.
For example:
MB1 = Monkey Ball
TOF = ID1
TOT = ID2
TOS = ID3
TOS ENG SP = ID3 Cycraft
CKT SP = Club Kart Special
Some I have no clue on but they are probably obscure Japan Sega releases.