Oddly, the message used is usually used in SNES games as a region lockout rather than an anti piracy message. An official cartridge contains no SRAM, so this write will do nothing but cartridge copiers always have SRAM present. The version number and date do not differ between versions of the game.Īt bootup, the game will attempt to write to SRAM and if any SRAM is present, the game will display the above message.

'KS&ST' likely refers to programmer Kazuhiko Sugiyama and director Shoji Takahashi, while 'Tana-B & Magical SUGI chan' likely refers to programmers Satoru Tanabe and Kazuhiko Sugiyama. Bubble Bobble Nostalgie to gra zrcznociowa przeniesiona z C64 na komputery osobiste z zainstalowanym systemem operacyjnym z rodziny Microsoft Windows. This line appears at offset 28000 and is used to detect when the game has been reset: The line 'ROM ni kawatte oshioki yo!!' is a play on Sailor Moon's famous catchphrase, 'Tsuki ni kawatte oshioki yo!' (In the name of the moon, I will punish you!) So, anyway, thanks to those who bought this game. Alright kids, you can't go around copying games! Copying games is just for bad old men. Oh? You weren't trying to copy it, you say. Hey, wait a second why would you copy this? In the name of the ROM, I will punish you!! If you're reading this, you're pretty bad aren't ya. Sorekara, kono geemuwo kattekudasatta kata, arigato gozaimasu. Taito's Bubble Bobble series is currently celebrating its 35th anniversary and as part of this, the Japanese company has announced a new entry in the spin-off series Puzzle Bobble (.

Yoikono minna, geemuno kopii nante yatcha damedayo! Geemuno kopii nante, waruiojisanno surukoto dakarane. Nee Chotto, doushite kopii nanka suruno? ROM ni kawatte oshioki yo!! Kono bunshow wo yomu towa, onushimo nakanaka waru yo noo. This message appears at 7F510 in the US ROM (European version: 7F53E, Japanese version: 7F460), right after the regional lockout error message.

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