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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQS);faqs.532 29) How can I convert a TeX or LaTeX file into a plain ASCII file, with all the formatting intact, a la nroff? This isn't easy. If anyone has a good solution, please email me. One possibility is to use screen.sty, available from all the major archives. However you need a program called crudetype to process the resulting dvi file. It is available from emx.utexas.edu (128.83.1.33) in ./pub/mnt/source/tex/tex-3.0/DVIware/lpr-viewers/crudetype and from rusinfo.rus.uni-stuttgart.de (129.69.1.12) in ./serv2/soft/tex/drivers/screenview. Another possibility is to use the LaTeX-to-ASCII conversion program, l2a, available from comp.sources.misc archives (one archive site is ftp.uu.net (137.39.1.2)), although this is really more of a de-TeXing program. Still another possibility is to use the dvi2tty program mentioned in question 4, and save the output to a file. Finally, if you are running under Unix and have C++, you might try Jonathan Monsarrat's LameTeX package (which actually does much more than this), available from wilma.cs.brown.edu (128.148.31.66) in ./pub/lametex.tar.Z. Ralph Droms is interested in working with a TeXnician on this problem, and has a somewhat usable package to do it. If you are interested, send electronic mail to droms@sol.bucknell.edu. 30) How do I enlarge TeX? I keep getting `memory capacity exceeded' errors. Most of the time, a ``memory capacity exceeded'' error can be fixed without enlarging TeX. The most common causes are unmatched braces, extra-long lines, and poorly-written macros. Extra-long lines are often introduced when files are transferred incorrectly between operating systems. (The tell-tale sign of an extra-long line error is when the complaint is that the `buf_size' has overflowed.) If you really need to extend your TeX's capacity, the proper method varies depending on your installation. In the purest form, you change the parameters in module 11 (``The following parameters can be changed...'') In less pure forms, you might need to modify a change file, or perhaps change some environment variables. Consult the documentation that came with your particular implementation. 31) In LaTeX, I used \pagestyle{empty}, but the first page is still numbered. What do I do? If you see this problem, you are using the \maketitle command too. This is a bug in LaTeX. The workaround is to put the command \thispagestyle{empty} immediately after the \maketitle command, with no blank line between them. 32) Where do I find documentation about BibTeX? BibTeX, a program originally designed to produce bibliographies in conjunction with LaTeX, is explained in Section 4.3 and Appendix B of Leslie Lamport's LaTeX manual. The ``BibTeXing'' document, contained in the file btxdoc.tex, gives a more complete description. The ``Designing BibTeX Styles'' document, contained in the file btxhak.tex, explains the postfix stack-based language used to write BibTeX styles (.bst files). The file btxbst.doc is the template file for the four standard styles (plain, abbrv, alpha, unsrt). It also contains the documentation for them. The current Unix-BibTeX man page, contained in the file bibtex.1, was updated in January 1992 and is about one page long. There's an old and obsolete version floating around, written in 1985 before ``BibTeXing'' and ``Designing BibTeX Styles'' appeared, that is several pages long. You should ignore it (or throw it away), since it describes BibTeX version 0.98, style files of which are incompatible with the current version, 0.99 (to be precise, 0.99c). All files mentioned in this answer are available via anonymous ftp from labrea.stanford.edu (36.8.0.47) in the BibTeX ftp area, tex/bibtex. All the non-Unix files should be available on any system that runs BibTeX; if they're not on your system, please complain to your BibTeX installer or to your distribution source. 33) How do I use BibTeX with plain TeX? The file btxmac.tex contains TeX macros and documentation for using BibTeX with plain TeX, either directly or with Karl Berry's Eplain package. It is available via anonymous ftp from labrea.stanford.edu (36.8.0.47) in tex/bibtex (see question 32 for more information about BibTeX). 34) How do I draw Feynman diagrams in LaTeX? Michael Levine's macro package for drawing Feynman diagrams in LaTeX is available via mail-server from physics.utoronto.ca. Send a message containing the line ``send INDEX'' to mail-server@physics.utoronto.ca for information on how to retrieve it. 35) What is the New Font Selection Scheme (NFSS)? NFSS is an extension to LaTeX written by Frank Mittelbach and Rainer Sch\"opf. It is described in TUGboat, volume 10 (1989), No. 2. In traditional typesetting, fonts are described by four parameters: the family (e.g., computer modern), the series (i.e., the weight and width of the font, like light or bold), the shape (e.g., italic), and the size. NFSS is a mechanism allowing the user to change any of these independently. NFSS makes it relatively easy to use nonstandard fonts such as the PostScript ones with LaTeX, and easy to change math fonts. It also allows dynamic loading of fonts at runtime (not when the format file is created). It is backward compatible with the old font selection scheme. NFSS will be part of version 2.10 of LaTeX. Currently, you need to create a new format file to use it. It is available via anonymous ftp from all the major archives mentioned in question 22. Its home is on rusinfo.rus.uni-stuttgart.de (129.69.2.12) in ./soft/tex/latex-style-supported/nfss. NFSS can be used in plain TeX as well, through an interface written by Wayne Sullivan. There is one caveat that applies to LaTeX documents written for the OLD scheme: some of them use special styles for special fonts which will not work under the NFSS. 36) In LaTeX, my cross-references for floats (figures and tables) are incorrect. What's wrong? The \label command must come after the \caption command, or be part of it. For example, \begin{figure} \begin{figure} \caption{A Figure} or \caption{A Figure\label{fig}} \label{fig} \end{figure} \end{figure} 37) I want to change the margins in LaTeX. What can I do? This answer first helps you change the margins throughout a document, then tells you how to change the margins in a portion of the document. Perhaps the easiest way to get more out of a page in LaTeX is to get fullpage.sty, available from all the major archive servers mentioned in question 22. This sets the margins of the page identical to those of Plain TeX, i.e., 1-inch margins at all four sides of the paper. It also contains an adjustment for A4 paper. Here is a brief explanation of what's going on with the page parameters in LaTeX. They are explained in section C.4.2 of the LaTeX manual (p. 163). The margin parameters represent measurements made to the DVI file. The origin in DVI coordinates is one inch from the top of the paper and one inch from the left side. This explains the ``one inch less than'' terminology used in the LaTeX manual. In DVI coordinates, positive horizontal measurements extend right across the page, and positive vertical measurements extend down the page. Thus, for margins closer to the left and top edges of the page than 1 inch, the corresponding parameters, e.g., \evensidemargin, \oddsidemargin, \topmargin, can be set to negative values. Finally, to change the margins of a document within the document, modifying the parameters listed on page 163 will not work. They can only be changed in the preamble of the document, i.e, before the \begin{document} statement. To adjust the margins within a document we define an environment which does it: \newenvironment{changemargin}[2]{\begin{list}{}{ \setlength{\topsep}{0pt}\setlength{\leftmargin}{0pt} \setlength{\rightmargin}{0pt} \setlength{\listparindent}{\parindent} \setlength{\itemindent}{\parindent} \setlength{\parsep}{0pt plus 1pt} \addtolength{\leftmargin}{#1}\addtolength{\rightmargin}{#2} }\item }{\end{list}} This environment takes two arguments, and will indent the left and right margins by their values, respectively. Negative values will cause the margins to be widened, so \begin{changemargin}{-1cm}{-1cm} widens the left and right margins by 1cm. -- Bobby Bodenheimer @hot.caltech.edu // ARPA : bobby@hot.caltech.edu | // BITNET: bobby@caltech.bitnet | Woof! // UUCP : {amdahl,ames!elroy}!cit-vax!bobby | Xref: bloom-picayune.mit.edu rec.games.video:41171 news.answers:4003 Path: bloom-picayune.mit.edu!snorkelwacker.mit.edu!news.media.mit.edu!micro-heart-of-gold.mit.edu!wupost!cs.utexas.edu!uunet!dziuxsolim.rutgers.edu!gandalf.rutgers.edu!pearl From: pearl@gandalf.rutgers.edu (Starbuck) Newsgroups: rec.games.video,news.answers Subject: Turbo-Grafx 16 Frequently Asked Questions Keywords: monthly informative posting Message-ID: <Nov.12.16.34.39.1992.19644@gandalf.rutgers.edu> Date: 12 Nov 92 21:34:39 GMT Followup-To: rec.games.video Organization: the Worlds Welfare Work Association, Rutgers Anime division Lines: 394 Approved: news-answers-request@mit.edu Archive-name: turbo-grafx/faq ====================== TurboGrafx 16 FAQ List ====================== Edited by Steve Pearl Last modified 92.10.13 This is a monthly posting for owners (and would be owners) of the TurboGrafx16 video game system. Changes/Additions since the previous posting: - Updated upcoming releases - Updated Manga-Chan information Information needed: - Will the Macintosh/CD interface work with the vanilla CD Player or just the Duo. - Are there any Hardware capability improvements in the Duo vs an expanded TG16? - How does one become a developer? Please send all additions/corrections/comments to: Internet: pearl@remus.rutgers.edu or Steve Pearl CI$: >internet: pearl@remus.rutgers.edu 359 Lloyd Rd GEnie: S.PEARL6 Aberdeen, NJ 07747-1826 o What is Turbo Technologies and what happened to NEC? NEC joined forces with Hudson-Soft (perhaps the largest game producer in the world!) to form a new company called Turbo Technologies. This new company will be responsible for marketing all of NEC's hardware and software. Turbo Technologies has already started to make changes in the way they are marketing the TG-16, including significantly lowering the prices on all the major hardware and announcing new and exciting new products. o What is Turbo Technologies address & phone number? 21330 Superior Street Chatsworth, CA 91311-4334 1-708-860-7952 (Information about the TG16 Hardware or Product Service) 1-900-FUN-TG16 (Game Tips) o Why a TG16? Aren't the other game systems (SNES, Genesis) better? -CD games available now. As most gamers who use other systems will soon find out, a CD-Rom unit is *the* item to get. It allows greater speed & graphics capability, more memory, and much better and more detailed games. Most cartridge games are measured in MegaBits (2 or 3 Megabit games). CD Games are measured in Megabytes. 650 Megabytes! This is equivalent to over 4000 Megabits! CD quality sound is included as well as fully animated intermission sequences. And the TG16 has it NOW! Along with a huge library of games! The CD Rom player is detachable (acts just like a portable CD player), plays regular CDs *AND* CD+G, and will be able to be used as a CD-ROM drive for other computers (Macs, PCs) in the future. - Inexpensive games Many of the games for the TG16 are retailing for around $20. A far cry from the $60+ that games for other systems seem to hover at. - Up to 5 players The TG16, with the addition of an inexpensive Turbo-tap, allows up to 5 people to play some of the games. You haven't had real fun until you've played 5 person Bomberman! - Compatability with Turbo Express The handheld game system with the best graphics (Turbo Express) is also 100% compatible with the regular TG16 cartridges. And a PC Engine adapter gets you access to 100's more games! - Plenty of Japanese Games The PC Engine (The Japanese version of the TG16) has more games available for it then any other system. How does this effect you? Easy! You can play the Japanese Hu-Card with the use of an adapter and the Japanese CD games don't even require that! - Into Japanese Animation? The PC Engine has the most Japanese Animation related games available for ANY system. Three "Ranma 1/2" CD games, a Macross CD game with original art by Haruhiko Mikimoto, Gunbuster!, Silent Mobius, Nadia, Yamato (Star Blazers), even Lodoss Wars! Believe me, I maintain the Anime related Videogame list and it was for those anime games that I bought my TG16. (See the Electronic Resources section) o So what does Turbo Technologies have planned for us? Plenty! At the recent Summer '92 CES they had several major announcements: They announced the Duo. For $299 you got a Duo (Tg16 + built-in CD Player) plus Ys I&II plus a disc with Bonks Adventure & Bonk's Revenge, Gates of Thunder on CD and a Ninja Spirit Hu-Card as well as a coupon book worth $50 for 10 games. (And you didn't even need to wait for a Law Suit like Nintendo owners! :-) They also announced the Super System Card for the regular TG16 CD System. For $95, you get the Super System card, as well as the Bonk/Gates CD and coupon book that come with the Duo! An inexpensive way to upgrade your TG16 CD system to the power of a Duo! Several Price cuts were announced as well: TG16 Console $69 CD Player $149 Turbo Express $199 Perhaps the most exciting news for us Computer users was the announcement that Turbo Technologies will be making an interface card to allow a Macintosh (and other computers, presumably) to use the TG16-CD as a CD Rom unit. (But not surprising when you consider that NEC produces most of the industry's CD Rom units anyway! o Hardware capabilities (Adapted from the regular rec.games.video FAQ edited by Ken Arromdee with corrections from other netters) _______________________ | | TG-16 | |---------------------- |Bits (CPU)| 8 + 8 | |Bits (Gx) | 16 | |CPU | Hu6280 | |APU (Aud) | | |MHz | 3.6 3.6| |Graphics | 256 x 216| | -2nd mode|512 x 262*| |Colors | 482/512*| |Sprites | 64 | | - size |3 different | |sizes with| | |1 size |_ | |programmable) |Audio | 6-lyr |- |RAM | 8K+64Kgx| |----------+----------+ |CD CPU/MHz|no CD=64K | (TG16 only) |CD RAM | SCD=256K | (TG16 only) | | NEC | (TG16 only) |----------+----------+ (TG16 only) |ScreenSize| 2.6" | (Turbo Express Only) |_____________________+ o Hardware/Game release schedule [Can anyone help with this??] Hardware: 10/92 TurboGrafx Duo 11/92 Super System Card Games: Upcoming Releases: (From the Club Turbo mailing) New Adv Island Sep 1P Action HuCard Order/Griffon Sep 1P RPG HuCard Soldier Blade Sep 1P Shooter HuCard Dead Moon Oct 1P Shooter HuCard Air Zonk Oct 1P Action HuCard Ghost Manor Oct 1P Action HuCard Shape Shifter Oct 1P Adv Super CD-ROM Prince of Persia Oct 1P Action " Shadow of Beast Nov 1P Action Super CD-ROM Dragon Slayer Nov 1P RPG " Loom Nov 1P RPG " Forgotten Worlds Nov 1P Shooter " Hit the Ice Nov 4P Sports HuCard Chase H.Q. Nov 1P HuCard Exile Dec 1P RPG CD-Rom Somer Assault Dec 1P HuCard Time Cruise Dec 1P Pinball HuCard Shockman Dec 2P Shooter HuCard Samurai Ghost Dec 1P Action HuCard Darkwing Duck Dec 1P HuCard Buster Bros Jan 2P Action CD-ROM Camp California Jan 1P Action Super CD-Rom Magical Chase Jan 1P Shooter HuCard Lords Of Thunder Feb 1P Shooter Super CD-Rom Legend of Tonma Feb 2P Action HuCard Dungeon Explorer2 Mar 5P RPG Super CD-Rom Riot City Mar 1P Action Super CD-Rom World Sports Mar 5P Sports HuCard Bomberman '93 Mar 5P Action HuCard o Which American Gaming magazines provide the best coverage of the TG16 gaming scene? Most of the major gaming magazines provide lack-luster coverage for the TG16, mainly because not much has been happening as of late. However, in light of the recent announcements from Turbo Technologies made at the Summer '92 CES, there will probably be much better coverage in the future. Until more happens in the TG16 arena, it is difficult to say which magazine provides the best coverage. You may wish to check out the magazines on a month-by-month basis. Popular gaming magazines include "Videogame & Computer Entertainment", "Electronic Gaming Monthly", and "Game Pro". o Are there any Turbo only magazines available? Yes. There are two magazines currently available. The first is called TurboPlay and is published Bi-Monthly by L.F.P. Inc. Single issues are $1.95 and a one year (6 issue) subscription is $9. A coupon for a free sample issue is published in Video Games & Computer Entertainment magazine. (Same publisher!) Their address is: L.F.P. Inc 9171 Wilshire Blvd. Suite 300 Beverly Hills, CA 90210 (Ack! I know the Zip Code for Beverly Hills by heart! :-) A second magazine which has just been started is called Turbo Force and is going to focus on Multimedia & CD games. o Are there multi-game cartridges/CDs available for the TG16? Aside from the Turbo Duo pack-in game containing Bonks I, II, and gates Of Thunder there is a multi-game sports CD available in Japan. o What is the access time and transfer rate on the SCSI Turbo Duo CDROM? [Waiting for TTI to send me the data] o Sources for games: According to a recent ad by Turbo Technologies, the following places sell the TG16: Toys R Us, Babbages, Electronic's Boutique, The Good Guys, McDuffs, Software /etc, Video Concepts, Walden Software, and through the Sears Catalog. Other known retailers include Chips & Bits, and Totally Turbo [P.O. Box 2335 Libertyville, Ilinois 60198 Phone: 1-800-368-0054] o What is the Super CD? The Super CD is the CD player with a Super CD System card. This card has a revised BIOS (Operating system) and more memory, thus allowing faster and better games. Some games from Japan are Super CD only. Others take advantage of the extra memory with more levels and intermissions. o Would the Duo be Super CD Rom compatible? Yes o Will NEC/TT release a Super System Card upgrade like they did in Japan? Yes. It will retail for $95 and contain the Super System card as well as the same multi-game CD that will be packaged with the Duo. It will be also available without the CD for $65. o Can a Japanese Super System Card be used with an American TG16 & CD-Rom if a PCE- >TG16 adaptor is used? Yes, but I have heard that some of the cards are "touchy" about the adapters and may not work all the time. o What is a PC Engine? (edited from the regular rec.games.video FAQ) PC ENGINE/COREGRAFX: Alhough they look different, they are essentially the same as Turbografx-16. Cartridge games are not compatible, but you can buy adapters for $20-30 through many mail order places (get a game magazine and check the ads). In theory there can be an adapter in the other direction, but I've never heard of any. CD-ROM games (and, according to rumor, Super CD-ROM games) are compatible without adapters; the Super CD-ROM expansion (3.0 card plus 256K memory) will also work in a TG-16 with adapter (in case you can't wait for the US version). Buying an adapter may well be worthwhile since the PC Engine is very popular in Japan, and many games released for it never reach the US. (So far. This may change.) Note: The CD-ROM2 is the counterpart of the CD, not the super-CD. SUPERGRAFX: No US counterpart. (The Supergrafx is an enhanced PC Engine and can play PC Engine games without modification, though of course these are hard to get in the US.) o PC Engine Magazines: There are three monthly magazines devoted to the PC Engine in Japan. They are: 1) Marukashi (Win!) PC Engine 2) PC Engine Fan 3) Gekkan (Monthly) PC Engine (Subtitled: Monthly magazine for Game Freaks) These magazines contain mostly Japanese text (although there is a surprising amount of English) and contain reviews, previews, full colour pictures on glossy paper. They can be purchased at most Japanese bookstores for about $7-$8 each. Some mail order Game businesses sell them for about $12-15 each. o How popular is the TG16/PCE in Japan? It seems to be very popular. The PC Engine has always been technologically innovative and has a huge library of game software. The fact that there are THREE monthly magazines devoted to this game system should say something. I would say that it is at least the second most popular system if not the first. o Where can I purchase Japanese games for the TG16? Just remember that you need an adapter for Hu Card games... (A more complete list is available in the Japanese Videogame Sources list. See the Electronic Resources section for more info) Die Hard -------- 19640 Ventura Blvd. Tarzana, CA 91356 Orders: 818-774-2000 Information/Customer Service: 818-774-2005 Gametronix ---------- 1606 Quarter Path Richmond, TX 77469 Orders: 713-341-6868 Game Dude --------- PO Box 8325EG Van Nuys, CA 91409 Orders: 818-764-2442 Game Express ------------ 11390 Ventura Blvd., Suite 1 North Hollywood, CA 91604 Orders: 818-760-4263 Marketing International ----------------------- 19 Milliken Blvd. Scarborough, Ontario Canada M1V 4A2 Orders: 416-321-6516 Manga-chan/Video Addict-chan ----------------- 1750 30th St. #312 Boulder CO 80301 [Manga-chan is a new mail-order shopping service that will export just about anything from Japan. They specialize in manga, anime, and TV games, but are willing to buy everything from the newest electronics to antique kimono. For more information, please contact (manga@oldcolo.com) or write to the above address. International orders are welcome.] o Can American games be played on a Japanese PC Engine? No. Although it would seem as if only an adapter to switch the pinouts is needed, there is a built in "protection" that prevents TG16 games from being played on a PCE. But since the price of the TG16 has come down to $70 retail (including 2 games and a turbopad), perhaps the answer is to purchase a TG16 for playing Turbochip (Hu-Card) games on. Not the best solution but certainly a workable one. o What about the Super CD-ROM and Duo for the TG-16? The Duo is currently available in the US. The Super System Card upgrade will be out in November/December. o Electronic Resources: Digital Games Review Digest: To subscribe, send mail to digital-games@ digital-games.intuitive.com. To obtain back issues, send mail to info@limbo.intuitive.com containing the lines "help" and "listall Digital.Games". Clarence Din's Review list: Clarence Din (din@grad1.cis.upenn.edu) maintains a collection of game reviews for TG16. They are usually posted every Friday but you can always email him for the current articles. Japanese mail order sources: Maintained by Steve Pearl (pearl@remus.rutgers.edu) Posted monthly. Available by email upon request. Anime related Video games: A list of Video games based on Japanese animated shows. Maintained by Steve Pearl (pearl@remus.rutgers.edu) Posted monthly. Available by email upon request. PC Engine Game Directory: A listing of all known PC Engine games with as much information on them as possible. Maintained by Steve Pearl (pearl@remus.rutgers.edu) Posted monthly. Available by email upon request. TG16 Cheats list: A listing of Cheats/Passwords/Hints for the TG16 and PC Engine. Maintained by Steve Pearl (pearl@remus.rutgers.edu) Posted monthly. Available by email upon request. [NOT FINISHED YET] TG16 Product/Price list: A listing of all current TG16 games and a survey of prices from various retail sources. Maintained by Steve Pearl (pearl@remus.rutgers.edu) Posted monthly. Available by email upon request. Xref: bloom-picayune.mit.edu rec.games.video:41132 news.answers:4001 Path: bloom-picayune.mit.edu!snorkelwacker.mit.edu!news.media.mit.edu!micro-heart-of-gold.mit.edu!wupost!cs.utexas.edu!uunet!dziuxsolim.rutgers.edu!gandalf.rutgers.edu!pearl From: pearl@gandalf.rutgers.edu (Starbuck) Newsgroups: rec.games.video,news.answers Subject: Turbo-Grafx 16 Product & Price list Keywords: monthly informative posting Message-ID: <Nov.12.16.35.54.1992.19840@gandalf.rutgers.edu> Date: 12 Nov 92 21:35:55 GMT Followup-To: rec.games.video Organization: the Worlds Welfare Work Association, Rutgers Anime division Lines: 162 Approved: news-answers-request@mit.edu Archive-name: turbo-grafx/product-price Turbo-Grafx 16 Product & Price survey Compiled by Steve Pearl (pearl@remus.rutgers.edu) This is a listing of current "street" prices for most of the games available for the Turbo Technologies' Turbo-Grafx 16 videogame system. Prices are dated as follows: Chips & Bits (6/92), Game Dude (Issue 10, 5/92?), BRE (5/92), Toys R US(10/92). Prices can change without notice! If you notice that the prices have changed, please send me email. A guideline when selling used games on the net might be to take into consideration the Buy/Sell prices used by BRE & Game Dude and come up with a figure in between. (Of course, if a discount store like Toys R Us or Chips & Bits are selling a copy new for close to the same price as used, then you should keep that in mind as well) Notes: Game Dude accepts credit cards (It's always a good idea to use credit cards for mail ordering) and they sell used PC Engine games as well!) All prices are rounded up: $14.98=> $15. For Game Dude & BRE, the first price is their buying price and the second price is the selling price (used). Yes, some of the new prices from Chips & Bits and Toys R Us are lower then the used prices from BRE or Game Dude! (ie, Klax) An OOS in the Toys R Us Column means that my local Toys R Us had the game hanging but was out of stock. (No price slip to either bring to the register or to copy the price from) All prices are in US dollars. BRE Game Toys Chips Dude R Us & Bits Addams Family 20/38 25/44 50 48 Aero Blasters 15/30 10/24 40 36 Alien Crush 08/20 07/15 20 19 Ballistix 20/38 ----- 60 43 Battle Royal 15/30 10/25 40 36 Blazing Lazers 08/20 05/10 20 19 Bloody Wolf 12/24 08/16 30 29 Bomberman 12/25 16/29 30 29 Bonk's Adventure 12/25 07/14 50 42 Bonk's Revenge 20/38 17/35 48 45 Boxyboy 12/25 19/34 10 29 Bravoman 12/25 11/22 -- 36 Cadash 20/38 17/34 45 47 Camp California ----- ----- -- 49 ChampForever Boxing 20/38 18/38 60 49 Chew-Man-Fu 08/20 16/24 -- 39 China Warrior 08/20 06/14 30 27 Cosmic Phantasy 2 ----- ----- 55 46 Cratermaze 12/25 10/19 -- 27 Cybercore 12/25 08/17 30 29 Darkwing Duck 20/38 ----- -- 48 Davis Cup Tennis 20/38 15/31 50 43 Deep Blue 12/25 08/17 10 19 Devil's Crush 12/25 08/21 30 27 Double Dungeons 12/25 12/24 30 27 Dragon Spirit 12/25 07/15 OOS 19 Dragon's Curse 12/25 10/20 OOS 19 Drop Off 08/20 14/28 10 29 Dungeon Explorer 12/25 06/14 20 19 Falcon ----- ----- 50 -- Fantasy Zone 08/20 11/19 20 19 Fighting Street 12/25 13/26 -- 36 Final Lap Twin 08/20 08/16 20 19 Final Zone 2 10/25 14/24 -- 47 Galaga 90 08/20 09/18 20 19 Gun Boat ----- ----- 50 -- Impossamole 20/38 21/39 40 36 It Came From Desert 20/38 ----- 55 48 Jackie Chan ----- ----- 50 -- JB Harold 20/38 30/41 60 47 JJ & Jeff 06/15 07/14 -- 19 Jack Nicklaus Golf 12/25 ????? -- 34 Jack Nicklaus Golf CD 15/30 ----- -- 44 Keith Courage ----- .5/06 -- -- King of Casino 15/30 21/37 -- 19 Klax 12/25 08/17 15 43 Last Alert 12/25 12/21 30 29 Legendary Axe 12/20 07/12 OOS 19 Legendary Axe II 08/20 06/12 30 29 Lords of the Rising Sun ----- ----- 55 44 Magical Dinosaur Tour 12/25 08/17 -- 47 Microbox 15/30 ----- -- ?? Military Madness 15/30 08/19 -- 29 Monster Lair 12/25 12/19 50 42 Moto Roader 12/25 16/29 -- 37 Neutopia 12/25 06/17 OOS 19 Neutopia II ----- ----- 50 -- Night Creatures ----- ----- 60 48 Ninja Spirit 12/25 12/24 30 29 Ordyne 08/20 04/10 20 19 Pacland 08/20 04/10 20 ??? Panza Kickboxing 20/40 19/35 -- 43 Parasol Stars 20/38 22/39 25 46