Encontrado Boot Rom Menú de "Super Nintendo CD Playstation"
Publicado: 02/03/16 4:13
Iba a postearlo en el hilo sobre el Super CD Playstation pero me ha parecido mejor ponerlo independiente. Es muy poco información de momento pero realmente curioso 
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**Since the first arrival of news on the unreleased Super Nintendo CD collaboration with Sony, we've closely watched the hidden past between the two companies unfold. With more than enough to be talking about, the last thing we ever expected to be reporting on was the SNES CD’s boot ROM landing at our headquarters.
Having tackled the subject from a very neutral standpoint, and awaited concrete evidence before screaming ‘hoax’ we never once thought we'd be handling software from this failed project ourselves. Early this morning, however, we were greeted with an anonymous email containing a screenshot of the ‘SuperDisc’ BIOS screen and a link to download a file named SDBR_v0.95.sfc.
Curious, we quickly downloaded the file and jumped to the nearest Super Nintendo emulator we could find and began testing. To our amazement an identical image to that seen in photographs of the prototype’s reveal in Hong Kong began animating on the screen. Whether or not this was an elaborate home brew creation made to trick ourselves and the community remained to be proved - but we kept digging.
Following this we opened the ROM up in a hex editor. Although not expecting to find much, there was some descriptive content - namely a reference from a developer who worked on the project at Sony: Tomomi Abe.**
Saludos
http://www.retrocollect.com/News/unrele ... vered.html
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Having tackled the subject from a very neutral standpoint, and awaited concrete evidence before screaming ‘hoax’ we never once thought we'd be handling software from this failed project ourselves. Early this morning, however, we were greeted with an anonymous email containing a screenshot of the ‘SuperDisc’ BIOS screen and a link to download a file named SDBR_v0.95.sfc.
Curious, we quickly downloaded the file and jumped to the nearest Super Nintendo emulator we could find and began testing. To our amazement an identical image to that seen in photographs of the prototype’s reveal in Hong Kong began animating on the screen. Whether or not this was an elaborate home brew creation made to trick ourselves and the community remained to be proved - but we kept digging.
Following this we opened the ROM up in a hex editor. Although not expecting to find much, there was some descriptive content - namely a reference from a developer who worked on the project at Sony: Tomomi Abe.**
Saludos
