Dragon force rom sega saturn code#

Still Sega showed some restraint and the main processors are two SuperH from Hitachi, specifically the SH2 family.

Dragon force rom sega saturn code#

remember the part when I said the Saturn was a pig to code for? This is mainly as it contains several different processors, often of different types, and all with different tasks as well as the complexity/endless list of quirks that is likely to happen when you release a machine with all that in 1994 (and also try to bolt mid 1990's vintage 3d support on in the later stages of development). For the latter I believe it is fairly standard iso stuff though I have not had cause to look in depth here (similar vintage systems do things like raw addressing and putting things outside the filesystems).Īnyway disassembly. The Saturn did exist kind of in the rise of C so there may be something some day but equally the Saturn was a pig to code for so I would not be surprised to see lots of games using extensive inline assembly, nobody has yet done an analysis from what I have seen though but given it benefits from dynamic recompilation it is not going to be all bad.Ģ) I assume you mean actual disassembly of program code rather than iso extraction. net and family has some stuff, lua and python driven things. On more modern systems it is probably going to be java things.

On older systems this basically means SCUMM, ZZT and things like that. I am not much of a Saturn hacker but I did read up on things once and again in recent days when doing some background for the hack any console thread/project thing I considered ( ).ġ) Though computer science is doing some good stuff the only thing you will see a useful decompiler for is something written in an interpreted language or a language with extensive libraries (C#/.net and related things there mainly).