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Dreamcast Resurrection - 2009 (since 2008)

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dreamcast-talk.com (recent releases)

Power Stone 2: 60hz patch for PAL users

My original release shows 50/60hz select screen when booting on PAL consoles. However, selecting
60hz will freeze the game and it will only work on 50hz. This patch makes the game think your
console is NTSC, so after you patch the image, it won't show 50/60hz screen anymore and will start
in 60hz already.

If you're using a NTSC console, this patch is useless.

PAL users, be aware that after you patch the image you won't be able to run the game in 50hz
anymore.

To apply the patch you must have the original release image. Making a image of your previous
recorded disc and trying to apply patch on it will not work! You can use your favorite PPF patcher
or use the APPLYPPF.EXE included. To patch, rename your "Power Stone 2 - DCRES.cdi" to "power2.cdi"
and use:

APPLYPPF.EXE a power2.cdi power2.ppf

and then record it as you're used to.

P.S: I used PAL Patcher 0.92 of Megalex to patch this game. If you don't have the image anymore and
don't want to download again, make a image of your disc, find the program on internet, patch your
own image and record it.