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@shizmob shizmob commented Oct 26, 2021

  • The Triforce is generally considered a SEGA system, even if Namco made some PCBs for it. It has outer SEGA part/chassis numbers, runs SEGA firmware and software, uses SEGAs GD-ROM/DIMM game delivery system, and has SEGA manuals. Aside from some licensing and providing the base GameCube, Nintendo was uninvolved; Dropped as per comments below
  • Namco System 357 and System 369 are not disc-based systems and can not accept discs, so they don't really have a place here;
  • Namco System 246 and 256 are, for disc purposes, the same system. The Super System 256 does not accept discs;
  • The SEGA Nu takes DVDs, not blu-rays;
  • Add the SEGA ALLS, which takes DVDs.

@shizmob shizmob force-pushed the fix/arcade-system-metadata branch from 34bc480 to 001e4df Compare October 26, 2021 14:15
@shizmob shizmob force-pushed the fix/arcade-system-metadata branch from 001e4df to f92c29b Compare October 26, 2021 14:21
@shizmob shizmob force-pushed the fix/arcade-system-metadata branch from f92c29b to d5e8181 Compare October 26, 2021 17:26
@mnadareski mnadareski merged commit 26281b8 into SabreTools:master Oct 26, 2021
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