Battle of the Solar System (rev. 1.1 3/24/92)
You take control of a giant war robot in a futuristic war zone to battle with other similarly massive and horribly be-weaponed robots. The game is filled with 3D graphics and animations. The game has different war zones to test your robot skills, the later ones are pure mayhem, with mega powerful warbots blasting you with laser beams, plasma cannons and even nuclear missiles.
Battle of the Solar System (rev. 1.1 3/24/92)
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Contenu de la ROM :
- 110-00013-104.u69
- 110-00013-105.u93
- 110-00013-106.u70
- 110-00013-107.u94
- 110-00013-108.u71
- 110-00013-109.u95
- 110-00013-122.u134
- 110-00013-125.u126
- 110-00013-123.u114
- 110-00013-124.u107
- 110-00013-018.u135
- 110-00013-121.u127
- 110-00013-119.u115
- 110-00013-120.u108
- 110-00013-014.u153
- 110-00013-015.u154
- 110-00013-016.u167
- 110-00013-017.u160
- 110-00023-105.u124
- 110-00023-106.u121
- 110-00014-001.u2
- 110-00013-001.u17
- 110-00013-300.u67
- 110-00013-301.u91
- 110-00013-302.u68
- 110-00013-303.u92
- 110-00023-101.u101
- 110-00023-104.u97
- 110-00023-107.u130
- 110-00023-108.u133
- 110-00023-103.u114
- 110-00023-102.u108
Technique
CPU
- maincpu 68000 (@ 16 Mhz)
- vgb TMS34010 (@ 40 Mhz)
- drmath Am29000 (@ 16 Mhz)
- audiocpu I8051 (@ 11 Mhz)
Chipset
- uPD7759 (@ 0 Mhz)
- YM2151 (@ 3 Mhz)
- Microprose Custom
- Microprose Custom
Affichage
- Orientation Yoko
- Résolution 255 x 255
- Fréquence 60.00384 Hz
Contrôles
- Nombre de joueurs 1
- Nombre de boutons 5
- Type de contrôle joy (8 ways)
Screenshots de Battle of the Solar System (rev. 1.1 3/24/92)
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Battle of the Solar System (rev. 1.1 3/24/92) et M.A.M.E.
0.146u4 [Blib, Smitdogg, The Dumping Union]
0.79u2 [David Haywood]
SETUP:
- botssa: You have to calibrate the throttle input in the SERVICE MODE (F2 + F3) under 'PLAYER CONTROL TEST' to avoid "System Error #20" when you start a game.
WIP:
- 0.146u4: hap swapped botss sets parent-clone relation. Changed clone 'Battle of the Solar System (rev. 1.1a 7/23/92)' to parent. Renamed (botss) to (botss11) and (botssa) to (botss).
- 0.138u1: Phil Bennett and Smitdogg added PLD dumps to clone Battle of the Solar System (rev. 1.1a 7/23/92).
- 0.137u4: Blib, Smitdogg and The Dumping Union added clone Battle of the Solar System (rev. 1.1a 7/23/92). Changed parent description to 'Battle of the Solar System (rev. 1.1 3/24/92)'.
- 20th April 2010: Smitdogg - We got newer revision (1.1a 7/23/92) of Battle of the Solar System.
- 0.136u2: Phil Bennett fixed Battle of the Solar System - Game now playable. Added Am29000 (16MHz) CPU3 and 2x Microprose Custom sound.
- 16th Janary 2010: Phil Bennett - I finally wrote the Am29000 CPU core needed by F-15 Strike Eagle, Battle of the Solar System and Tank Battle. Emulation of the math unit and 3D hardware soon followed. The 3D performance of the system is a step above Hard Drivin' and co given that the 3D pipeline is implemented mostly in hardware. The average framerate is ~30fps as opposed to 15. Worth mentioning is the extra sound hardware that is used to generate LOUD explosions. It's like something from an analog synthesiser - there's two channels of white with pink noise passed through an SSM2047 VCF. I've included a slightly fudged but reasonable sounding simulation of it. F-15 and BOTSS play ok but they're shameless quarter suckers, regularly pestering the player to pump in more credits to buy weapons, repairs, fuel etc. Tank Battle (aka Super Tank Attack and Tank 3D) is a prototype game. It supports two players via split-screen. I can't find a way to disable the split-screen for single player though.
- 0.129u2: Changed 68000 CPU1 clock speed to 16MHz and I8051 CPU3 to 11059200 Hz. Removed 2x DAC sound. Changed palettesize to 4096 colors. Added 4x buttons. Fixed rom loading.
- 0.92: Philip J. Bennett improved the Microprose 3D driver. Games not playable, but still a big improvement over the skeleton driver. Changed description to 'Battle of the Solar System (rev. 1.1)'.
- 0.79u2: David Haywood added 'Battle of the Solar System' (Microprose 1992).
Romset: 3372 kb / 35 files / 1.42 zip
0.79u2 [David Haywood]
SETUP:
- botssa: You have to calibrate the throttle input in the SERVICE MODE (F2 + F3) under 'PLAYER CONTROL TEST' to avoid "System Error #20" when you start a game.
WIP:
- 0.146u4: hap swapped botss sets parent-clone relation. Changed clone 'Battle of the Solar System (rev. 1.1a 7/23/92)' to parent. Renamed (botss) to (botss11) and (botssa) to (botss).
- 0.138u1: Phil Bennett and Smitdogg added PLD dumps to clone Battle of the Solar System (rev. 1.1a 7/23/92).
- 0.137u4: Blib, Smitdogg and The Dumping Union added clone Battle of the Solar System (rev. 1.1a 7/23/92). Changed parent description to 'Battle of the Solar System (rev. 1.1 3/24/92)'.
- 20th April 2010: Smitdogg - We got newer revision (1.1a 7/23/92) of Battle of the Solar System.
- 0.136u2: Phil Bennett fixed Battle of the Solar System - Game now playable. Added Am29000 (16MHz) CPU3 and 2x Microprose Custom sound.
- 16th Janary 2010: Phil Bennett - I finally wrote the Am29000 CPU core needed by F-15 Strike Eagle, Battle of the Solar System and Tank Battle. Emulation of the math unit and 3D hardware soon followed. The 3D performance of the system is a step above Hard Drivin' and co given that the 3D pipeline is implemented mostly in hardware. The average framerate is ~30fps as opposed to 15. Worth mentioning is the extra sound hardware that is used to generate LOUD explosions. It's like something from an analog synthesiser - there's two channels of white with pink noise passed through an SSM2047 VCF. I've included a slightly fudged but reasonable sounding simulation of it. F-15 and BOTSS play ok but they're shameless quarter suckers, regularly pestering the player to pump in more credits to buy weapons, repairs, fuel etc. Tank Battle (aka Super Tank Attack and Tank 3D) is a prototype game. It supports two players via split-screen. I can't find a way to disable the split-screen for single player though.
- 0.129u2: Changed 68000 CPU1 clock speed to 16MHz and I8051 CPU3 to 11059200 Hz. Removed 2x DAC sound. Changed palettesize to 4096 colors. Added 4x buttons. Fixed rom loading.
- 0.92: Philip J. Bennett improved the Microprose 3D driver. Games not playable, but still a big improvement over the skeleton driver. Changed description to 'Battle of the Solar System (rev. 1.1)'.
- 0.79u2: David Haywood added 'Battle of the Solar System' (Microprose 1992).
Romset: 3372 kb / 35 files / 1.42 zip
