Uploaded September 2010 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
I decided to show how CPS2 boards work and are connected to a JAMMA cab, and how I use the stereo output. The B board used in this video is a phoenixed Marvel vs Capcom. There's a part where you can see the intro of the game starting to play and there is a graphic glitch, this is because the game is the Japanese version but it was set to play as the US region through the phoenix setup. Some games play without issues when they are set to other regions, while others actually have slightly different game data, which causes them to have graphic glitches when they're set to a region other than their default. This is also the case if, for example, a Japanese B board gets updated/flashed with a US or Asia set of roms, and vice versa. So when I play this in Japanese mode, it works flawlessly. Some people call games that have a phoenixed set of roms as the phoenix edition. I personally prefer phoenixed games because I know they will never have battery issues, while some people prefer the battery to remain because it's "more original" and untampered with. My main concern is the gameplay, audio, and the visuals.
Music in the background is from Mario Paint.
I decided to show how CPS2 boards work and are connected to a JAMMA cab, and how I use the stereo output. The B board used in this video is a phoenixed Marvel vs Capcom. There's a part where you can see the intro of the game starting to play and there is a graphic glitch, this is because the game is the Japanese version but it was set to play as the US region through the phoenix setup. Some games play without issues when they are set to other regions, while others actually have slightly different game data, which causes them to have graphic glitches when they're set to a region other than their default. This is also the case if, for example, a Japanese B board gets updated/flashed with a US or Asia set of roms, and vice versa. So when I play this in Japanese mode, it works flawlessly. Some people call games that have a phoenixed set of roms as the phoenix edition. I personally prefer phoenixed games because I know they will never have battery issues, while some people prefer the battery to remain because it's "more original" and untampered with. My main concern is the gameplay, audio, and the visuals.
Music in the background is from Mario Paint.
![VGM I like #003 - Resident Evil: Code Veronica - A Moment of Relief [Dreamcast]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/YdsFM1ufpCY/mqdefault.jpg "VGM I like #003 - Resident Evil: Code Veronica - A Moment of Relief [Dreamcast]
This is the music from the Dreamcasts Resident Evil: Code Veronica when you enter a room where you can save your game.")
![VGM I Like #007 - Zillion - Inside the Planet [Sega Master System]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/YhMiWyWGNSc/mqdefault.jpg "VGM I Like #007 - Zillion - Inside the Planet [Sega Master System]
This is the music you hear when playing Sega Master Systems Zillion and youre inside a big underground base on some planet... which is pretty much the whole game.
Theres an excellent remix that can be found here: http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR00674/")
![VGM I like #004 - Ecco the Dolphin - The Undercaves [Sega CD]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Z33L8WCvXf0/mqdefault.jpg "VGM I like #004 - Ecco the Dolphin - The Undercaves [Sega CD]
This is the music from Ecco the Dolphin for Sega CD when you are in The Undercaves level. The music is by Spencer Nilsen.")
