Whee, just finished a big project I'd been figuring out x3

I'd already region-modded my Mega Drive, but I was stuck with the stock Mega CD BIOS…fine for PAL games, but I wanted to be more thorough!!
So…
I installed a MultiBIOS! And, an FRAM chip! With a bank for each region :3 And did the same to the other two that I uh...ended up with, hehehe!

I had to figure a lot of this out myself, as while there's definitely information, not all of it lined up with my aims. A lot are just in relation to switchless kits, and none detail working the FRAM bank switching into it!!

But I figured it all out, and now I have a Tower of Power that is fully region-modded and region free, as though I have a PAL, US and Japanese console, all in one system, that I can choose with the flick of a switch!!! (or a long hold of the reset button with the other two, I didn't want to fuss around with that for the one I'll be keeping xP)

Oh, and the model 1s here are recapped, don't worry! The second I bought as such, and the first, I did myself while doing this (and boy was it stubborn haha! But nothing went too wrong :3)

Okay, probably not actually the most important game in the CD library, but definitely the most meme-worthy. Getting this working in BlastEm was a real PITA, but the actual fix was quite simple. I need to do some hardware tests when I get back home to confirm real behavior though.

Moderator Mento is up to their old tricks and is looking at the games that that released on the Sega CD in chronological order!

This blog covers Sonic CD AND Power Factory Featuring C+C Music Factory! Guess which they think is better!

User Blog: https://www.giantbomb.com/sega-cd/3045-29/forums/mega-archive-cd-part-viii-from-power-factory-to-nf-1917539/

Thinking about the chubby Metal Gear Mk. II wiggling its feet that you get when you try to start a new game of Snatcher on the Sega CD when your Sega CD's Backup RAM doesn't have enough free memory to save your data