I will see if I can find that in your conversion and test it in my own Muffie collection. hbarcellos found Muffie's Gyruss that had fully emulated SN76489A, but it's a beta. I've converted Coleco games like that because it's actually powerful.
I have spoke with Muffie today and, due to his lack of time these days, he's STRONGLY considering releasing all of this development framework in order to help some other guys, like you, to continue his work.
Most conversions are extremely easy. There are two fully converted BIOS. One for games that does not use rst 38h, and the other for games like Popeye, which use it.
Joystick is fully emulated on keyboard and MSX joysticks.
Several SN76498A emulator versions: original (noise as tones) and the beta v6 (the one already released) with alpha noise emulated.
His find ram routines (the ones which made a huge difference between his conversions and the first crappy ones to pop-up around here 12 years ago. The *PAID* ones from another Brazilian.
Let me know if you're interested.
All the Best, Taylor.
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Forgot to mention that, original ROMS are transformed into DB files. There's a extremely simple C tool he created for that included in the files. That enables easy access for recreating (or converting) entire parts of the game. This is a substract of Tutankham which he WAS working to include MSX2 tiles and the complete new audio engine using's ShiruAFX-Play v4.
