Title:       Lumines: Puzzle Fusion
Disc Number: 1
Region:      USA
Languages:   UNCHECKED

Serial:      ULUS-10002
Ring:        IFPI L331   UPSS-000550A1   2   A09
             IFPI L333   UMXX-000206B1   2   A12
Barcode:     0 08888 33243 5 

Version:     1.01
Type:        Original

Size:        209911808
CRC-32:      3348b8a2
MD5:         4f8f437b9f33c963276534bc35b9fa53
SHA-1:       d1b8010db963235c3c9e9ac9d26a656a7b67b2c8

Can we get some more info on this?
I'd like to find out exactly what this version is as I went out and bought a GH version of this today, and it matches the 1.01 already in the DB.

The spine says:
ULUS
10509GH

the disc I have is a printed copy with the RED bar across it, and the disc id printed is
"Manufactured in U.S.A. ULUS10509GH. UPDL 027751"

the barcode on the box is identical.

iR0b0t suggested I open a discussion on the topic to see what the consensus is on the following, so it can be considered:

Given that PSP games have been pulled from nearly all stores in the USA, and that wikipedia even lists the LAST PSP games as:

FIFA 13 (USA)
September, 2012

Final Fantasy III (JP)
September 20, 2012

Hunter X Hunter Wonder Adventure (JP)
September 20, 2012

Tiger & Bunny: On Air Jack (JP)
September 20, 2012

Can we consider this system dead and make it publicly visible, such that changes to the DB are easier to monitor?
Hell, PS2 was made visible well over a year before the last JP games were released, and I think before even some of the last "trash" USA releases hit.

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Title:       LocoRoco 
Disc Number: 1 
Region:      USA 
Languages:   
 
Serial:      UCUS-98662 
Ring:        IFPI L332    UPSS-012210A1    2    A01 
             IFPI L331    UMXX-000206B1    6    B15 
Barcode:     NO BOX  
 
Version:     0.10 
Type:        Test Sample 
 
Size:        589758464 
CRC-32:      2cb7c40e 
MD5:         7ec87142364893bcc346dd01a2cf1232 
SHA-1:       e4200cca381617493e6500a6ec1c4dc30e9a4854 
Title:       Tony Hawk's Underground 2 Remix 
Disc Number: 1 
Region:      USA 
Languages:   
 
Serial:      ULUS-10014 
Ring:        IFPI L331    UPDL-000980A1    4    A01 
             IFPI L331    UPDL-000980B1    3    A03 
Barcode:     0 47875 80739 6  
 
Version:     1.01 
Type:        Original 
 
Size:        1216184320 
CRC-32:      388f6d86 
MD5:         cb85a7f2c90922502622bf2daf716ef5 
SHA-1:       4862fcdcf59ce1cde80761cc017b91c62ab1f983 
Title:       Killzone: Liberation 
Disc Number: 1 
Region:      USA 
Languages:   
 
Serial:      UCUS-98646 
Ring:        IFPI L332    UPSS-013190A1    6    A12 
             IFPI L333    UMXX-000206B1    3    E07 
Barcode:     7 11719 86462 2  
 
Version:     1.00 
Type:        Original 
 
Size:        581632000 
CRC-32:      a4f123eb 
MD5:         88d913fdf33172a3cfdb857b5c92be5b 
SHA-1:       dda1a72c28ccdd8ddd2f3cbfd2fa3188962b0458 
Title:       Chameleon 
Disc Number: 1 
Region:      USA 
Languages:   
 
Serial:      ULUS-10267 
Ring:        IFPI L332    UPSS-018430A1    2    A02 
             IFPI L331    UMXX-000206B1    13 TESTCM11    B04 
Barcode:     6 95771 60012 4  
 
Version:     1.01 
Type:        Original 
 
Size:        69926912 
CRC-32:      ccfd3bfc 
MD5:         5f95a241aad636f11ad064c327a3c2a6 
SHA-1:       6e4f66c1c4cb2dadadb5b38b48a445cbd3caf11c 
Title:       Capcom Classics Collection Reloaded 
Disc Number: 1 
Region:      USA 
Languages:   
 
Serial:      ULUS-10134 
Ring:        IFPI L331    UPSS-014180A1    1    A05 
             IFPI L333    UMXX-000206B1    3    E09 
Barcode:     0 13388 27011 8  
 
Version:     1.00 
Type:        Original 
 
Size:        633110528 
CRC-32:      d6a9f173 
MD5:         94bb108b4281a2e7780f026a6985485d 
SHA-1:       7c089eca0ba8079a17bdb3b02de69f3e7bee6457 

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(3 replies, posted in History)

not added yet?
just figured i'd bump it.

EDIT

Yeah, so as to not bump again- yeah...
I had spoken to iRobot shortly afterwards when I noticed older verifies and adds not in yet and he confirmed that there is a bit of a backlog...

oh well.. not so concerned about verifies as much as new dumps... one of these days they'll get added i guess...

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(3 replies, posted in History)

I think one or two of these may be verifies of my own, but they would have been of stuff that I didn't have the box at the time or the barcode corresponded to a canadian variant...

Title:       Ape Escape: On the Loose 
Disc Number: 1 
Region:      USA 
Languages:   N/A 
 
Serial:      UCUS-98609 
Ring:        UPSS-000560A1  3  IFPI L331  B05 
             UMXX-000206B1  18 TESTCM10  IFPI L330  A09 
Barcode:     7 11719 86092 1  
 
Version:     1.03 
Type:        Favorites 
 
Size:        749240320 
CRC-32:      b86783da 
MD5:         43064561a81f300bb93a4df9c74178b0 
SHA-1:       373098a849dcdc573499a28c89c92b63376e666d 
Title:       Dead Head Fred 
Disc Number: 1 
Region:      USA 
Languages:   N/A 
 
Serial:      ULUS-10288 
Ring:        UPDL-019180A1  3  IFPI L332  A03 
             UPDL-019180B1  3  IFPI L332  A05 
Barcode:     8 79278 11000 7  
 
Version:     1.02 
Type:        Original 
 
Size:        1407123456 
CRC-32:      352c845d 
MD5:         fd83bb0b7c73856ef6df68674406a5cd 
SHA-1:       88df65584dcc965ccdf1e7d98d687b7f037b7e23 
Title:       Death Jr. 
Disc Number: 1 
Region:      USA 
Languages:   N/A 
 
Serial:      ULUS-10027 
Ring:        UPSS-003710A1  7  IFPI L322  A10 
             UMXX-000206B1  7  IFPI L331  B06 
Barcode:     0 83717 26001 1  
 
Version:     1.01 
Type:        Original 
 
Size:        435159040 
CRC-32:      30791916 
MD5:         10903edf07932b2acafa3f9b2e80d786 
SHA-1:       d1ff8c52c0952a8d2ed53005df6a8f72a7d7a2f9 
Title:       Disgaea 2: Dark Hero Days 
Disc Number: 1 
Region:      USA 
Languages:   N/A 
 
Serial:      ULUS-10461 
Ring:        UPSS-025930A1  1  IFPI L331  A01 
             UMXX-000206B1  13 TESTCM11  IFPI L331  B15 
Barcode:     8 57823 00140 6  
 
Version:     1.02 
Type:        Original 
 
Size:        793870336 
CRC-32:      9d51be14 
MD5:         a4a1f22584e9ff6ffb3904f00afd71bc 
SHA-1:       8f90b9d34a76aa8faf475299382d1a358efef8e3 
Title:       Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection 
Disc Number: 1 
Region:      USA 
Languages:   N/A 
 
Serial:      ULUS-10560 
Ring:        UPSS-029190A1  1  IFPI L330  A01 
             UMXX-000206B1  20 TESTCM11  IFPI L330  A30 
Barcode:     6 62248 91045 1  
 
Version:     1.00 
Type:        Original 
 
Size:        880771072 
CRC-32:      44d6551b 
MD5:         cd44c4f02eb71ce4c1dc74efb0fb9570 
SHA-1:       e5147d5fcc300e4480120ccd0ea5dc4bc042cc51 
Title:       Rapala Pro Bass Fishing 
Disc Number: 1 
Region:      USA 
Languages:   N/A 
 
Serial:      ULUS-10532 
Ring:        UPSS-028440A1  2  IFPI L330  A02 
             UMXX-000206B1  20 TESTCM11  IFPI L330  A07 
Barcode:     0 47875 76445 3  
 
Version:     1.01 
Type:        Original 
 
Size:        731873280 
CRC-32:      72a1ba31 
MD5:         aae12793bf556fe2c5c3fe9ebeb32b71 
SHA-1:       481821f8ae28fae414badb69040c0dd3b755102a 
Title:       Star Ocean: First Departure 
Disc Number: 1 
Region:      USA 
Languages:   N/A 
 
Serial:      ULUS-10374 
Ring:        UPDL-023420A1  3  IFPI L332  A01 
             UPDL-023420B1  1  IFPI L331  B07 
Barcode:     6 62248 90819 9  
 
Version:     1.00 
Type:        Original 
 
Size:        1150746624 
CRC-32:      6229a106 
MD5:         dfa92699b8f5e73ca316eb159a56665f 
SHA-1:       360667574a93f84ec026cafab750b5158464c414 
Title:       Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together 
Disc Number: 1 
Region:      USA 
Languages:   N/A 
 
Serial:      ULUS-10565 
Ring:        UPDL-029760A1  3  IFPI L330  A01 
             UPDL-029760B1  1  IFPI L330  A03 
Barcode:     6 62248 91032 1  
 
Version:     1.00 
Type:        Original 
 
Size:        1614610432 
CRC-32:      ab639eb5 
MD5:         ee004e917225339ee8daff476ab74557 
SHA-1:       92c5f69400a12e150e8389751c5bfd3a844640ac 
Title:       Ultimate Block Party 
Disc Number: 1 
Region:      USA 
Languages:   N/A 
 
Serial:      ULUS-10043 
Ring:        UPSS-005700A1  2  IFPI L332  A02 
             UMXX-000206B1  6  IFPI L331  C08 
Barcode:     8 15315 00009 2  
 
Version:     1.02 
Type:        Original 
 
Size:        142737408 
CRC-32:      40d7f2c3 
MD5:         fd80bdb6b121e4982c3aa564ea0e0f04 
SHA-1:       53406c67cf350170913e3acf3b87dfbfe4402554 
Title:       World Series of Poker: Tournament of Champions 
Disc Number: 1 
Region:      USA 
Languages:   N/A 
 
Serial:      ULUS-10162 
Ring:        UPSS-015330A1  1  IFPI L331  A07 
             UMXX-000206B1  3  IFPI L333  A16 
Barcode:     NO BOX  
 
Version:     1.00 
Type:        Original 
 
Size:        757792768 
CRC-32:      90868020 
MD5:         3a2fca13c782897c999c291830f91406 
SHA-1:       1403c5c1231f618dfcb751eaa3d6f6c9541be41f 
Title:       Ys Seven 
Disc Number: 1 
Region:      USA 
Languages:   N/A 
 
Serial:      ULUS-10551 
Ring:        UPSS-028850A1  1  IFPI L330  A02 
             UMXX-000206B1  10 TESTCM10  IFPI L330  A11 
Barcode:     8 53466 00134 6  
 
Version:     1.00 
Type:        Original 
 
Size:        763756544 
CRC-32:      45feb104 
MD5:         ac09902a991c02ac6e538463d3f015fb 
SHA-1:       fa2fa0727a46786845f4ae80161796e51b9bf724 

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New games submitted via form, these are verifies only:

First digit of barcode of Force Unleashed varies from DB, but googling finds nothing with "2"...?

Title:       Star Wars: The Force Unleashed 
Disc Number: 1 
Region:      USA 
Languages:   English 
 
Serial:      ULUS-10345 
Ring:        IFPI L332 UPDL-021250A1 5 B03 
             IFPI L332 UPDL-021250B1 6 B02 
Barcode:     0 23272 33239 6  
 
Version:     1.01 
Type:        Original 
 
Size:        1111490560 
CRC-32:      8f1ef50e 
MD5:         ba8158a2d320be4460b5317f06131f69 
SHA-1:       a0f7ae66d0145dcbfa1b1d2363c39941858f4b8d 
Title:       Ys Seven 
Disc Number: 1 
Region:      USA 
Languages:   English 
 
Serial:      ULUS-10551 
Ring:        IFPI L330 UPSS-028850A1 1 A02 
             IFPI L330 UMXX-000206B1 18 TESTCM10 A11 
Barcode:     8 53466 00134 6  
 
Version:     1.00 
Type:        Original 
 
Size:        763756544 
CRC-32:      45feb104 
MD5:         ac09902a991c02ac6e538463d3f015fb 
SHA-1:       fa2fa0727a46786845f4ae80161796e51b9bf724 

Ran across this while updating some of my plugins:
http://xnuko.doorblog.jp/archives/5074209.html

I've tested this on 3 discs that all dumped badly via xmb usb sharing, and they matched filer, iso_tool, and the database perfectly.
Can we get some testing up in here?

(added above)

http://redump.org/disc/13367/
http://redump.org/disc/6499/
http://redump.org/disc/2517/
http://redump.org/disc/13366/
http://redump.org/disc/3148/
http://redump.org/disc/7896/
http://redump.org/disc/18329/
http://redump.org/disc/8470/

The above games are all from the same basic series:
Monster Hunter Freedom (US and EU)
Monster Hunter Portable (Japan)

they're more or less based on the PS2 versions with similar numbers…

As it stands, Monster Hunter Freedom Unite's naming scheme does not match the rest, and it should, given the way the logos and box/umd titles are…

Here are some options-

1: Monster Hunter: Freedom (Something) -makes the games a subset of the MH brand
2: Monster Hunter Freedom (Something) -simple, but positions Unite as a game name unto itself

3: Monster Hunter Freedom
   Monster Hunter Freedom 2
   Monster Hunter Freedom: Unite
   Monster Hunter Freedom 3
This method makes probably the most sense because the 2 and 3 are sequels, but unite is a subtitle really?

other games that should be considered too for fixing (and my recommendations)-
Marvel Ultimate Alliance
Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2

Star Wars Battlefront II
Star Wars Battlefront: Renegade Squadron

your call, but i think this needs fixed, and a standard worked out, both for sort order and common sense - this and Monster Hunter Portable 3 is out now, and Freedom 3 will be arriving soon...

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(54 replies, posted in General discussion)

it finally dumped- there was a little speck of water film or whatever on the beginning of the disc that kept erroring out...
got a good dump- sent a verification with ringcodes, and fixes to the name.


edit:
hmm.. i just realized it WASN'T a verification... different size and everything...
gonna doublecheck and do a different dump with another system tonight and make sure its the same on that...

again edit:
seems something far odder happened- the file sitting on my desktop is fine, but the checksums and size that the script output were wrong... i'm going to resubmit after rerunning it all...

final edit:
found the problem- wrong file scanned (was a test file, not the proper iso) I'll redump from scratch and get all the info again for a proper verification.. sorry!!!!

12

(54 replies, posted in General discussion)

hm.. so i have
Sampler Disc for PSP Vol. 1
UCJB-98301
http://redump.org/disc/4566/

seems undumpable via filer- are there 2 versions of this as well? I got mine the day the psp shipped in the US...


Rocket wrote:
asapy wrote:
Rocket wrote:

I have some problem with dumping this disc - http://redump.org/disc/1196/ (Demo Disc for PSP Vol. 1 / UCJB-98302). I dump them 3 times (using PSP Filer v6.6 / CFM 5.50 GEN-D3) and every time I got a same hashes - size 268697600 crc a254481d md5 4e64617fc557985787a4f9e0fccba815 sha1 98e87907c1921de0980e592f6bd8a932f2740049. This hashes it is incorrect. sad Whats wrong? How I must dump this disc and get correct hashes?

Your version is not dumpable.
The demo has 2 versions. the earlier-produced version is dumpable with PSPFiler/FastLoader/DAX and the one on the DB. The later version is undumpable with the current method, as many UMDMovie/Music with an updater are.

Ok. Thanks, asapy.

Any progress on this? Should I go through the form to submit the US version of MHF2 so that it may be incorporated properly?

NOPE! crazy gaps...

check out http://redump.org/disc/8493/
that's the japanese version of the same game... half the gaps are identical- some are even weirder...

tried with older perfectrip, dumped on 2 other kinds of plextors, and also dumped using eac.. same results.

here's a copy of the eac cuesheet:

REM DISCID 4A022107
REM COMMENT "ExactAudioCopy v0.99pb5"
PERFORMER "Unknown Artist"
TITLE "Unknown Title"
FILE "<Filename>.iso" BINARY
  TRACK 01 MODEx/2xxx
    TITLE "Track01"
    PERFORMER "Unknown Artist"
    INDEX 01 00:00:00
FILE "Track02.wav" WAVE
  TRACK 02 AUDIO
    TITLE "Track02"
    PERFORMER "Unknown Artist"
    INDEX 00 00:00:00
    INDEX 01 00:02:49
FILE "Track03.wav" WAVE
  TRACK 03 AUDIO
    TITLE "Track03"
    PERFORMER "Unknown Artist"
    INDEX 00 00:00:00
    INDEX 01 00:02:18
FILE "Track04.wav" WAVE
  TRACK 04 AUDIO
    TITLE "Track04"
    PERFORMER "Unknown Artist"
    INDEX 00 00:00:00
    INDEX 01 00:02:26
FILE "Track05.wav" WAVE
  TRACK 05 AUDIO
    TITLE "Track05"
    PERFORMER "Unknown Artist"
    INDEX 00 00:00:00
    INDEX 01 00:02:43
FILE "Track06.wav" WAVE
  TRACK 06 AUDIO
    TITLE "Track06"
    PERFORMER "Unknown Artist"
    INDEX 00 00:00:00
    INDEX 01 00:02:06
FILE "Track07.wav" WAVE
  TRACK 07 AUDIO
    TITLE "Track07"
    PERFORMER "Unknown Artist"
    INDEX 00 00:00:00
    INDEX 01 00:02:42

Made a mistake on 3 recent additions in PSX-US:
A-Train
CyberSled
Bloody Roar

Offset on all 3 is +2
(+32 via px_d8 / +30 on my drive)

sorry- still getting the hang of entering by form!
Thanks!

Is it possible he's dumped some ULAS games but might also have an ULUS silkscreening on them?
It bothers me that his listing- in both cases- shows disc ids for both asian AND u/c release, unless this means the disc bears both serials.

I've got a problem in that this dump does NOT match the checksums from either of MY 2 separate copies dumped on 2 separate PSP's using filer over a year apart in time- also tried different firmware revisions... After thinking my first copy might be strange when i dumped it, I bought it again and same exact result.

File:   ULUS-10266.iso

SFO file: E:\PSP_GAME\PARAM.SFO
SFO Version: 1.1
BOOTABLE: 1
CATEGORY: UG 
DISC_ID: ULUS10266 
DISC_NUMBER: 1
DISC_TOTAL: 1
DISC_VERSION: 1.01 
PARENTAL_LEVEL: 5
PSP_SYSTEM_VER: 3.40 
REGION: 32768
TITLE: MONSTER HUNTER FREEDOM 2 

Language:               English

Size:   837156864
CRC-32: b5780e66                      
MD5:    077c39a46fb25c15805184e8a1199c19
SHA-1:  35192767ca9d0a0c8f800806ae18d6c793cc2df2
ed2k:   ef3e6399d119e4a4d4ba7c9227c6ac95

thanks!

The proper solution I'd say based on the changes you've made so far, would involve the following:

1) on http://redump.org/disc/11276 :
a:  set the DISC serial to just "ULJS-00083"
b: add a comment "Packaged as ULAS-42083"
c: this will make this correct to the asia/japanese release

2) on http://redump.org/disc/5849 :
a: set the DISC serial to just "ULJS-00145"
b: add a comment "Packaged as ULAS-42137"
c: this will make this correct to the asia/japanese release

and then i'll upload the japanese releases versions with their data only for japan/japanese releases, just without the ring codes as i don't have them anymore in my possession.

it makes it hard when there's the game was first a jp release, but was reprinted for the asia market with the exact same disc data... the way the db is made, it doesn't cater to duplicate discs well... sorry for the issues

I submitted GBR before I had access to the system, using the asian release ULAS-42083, as shown by the box art i also scanned at the time. It was added as a Japanese region ULJS-00083 based on the disc code and data.
The sequel I added, GBU, was also an asian release -more specifically, the ringcode was from the asian release, and it was added as asian release but with both codes...

BUT!
I've compared the discs to the japanese originals and the checksums match exactly

ULAS-42083 matches ULJS-00083
ULAS-42137 matches ULJS-00145

the only differences are the silkscreening and box art.

I'd have entered 2 separate entries for each game now that I've verified them, but I don't think there's a way to do it without a ring code handy now, and the japanese discs i dumped for compaison, I did last week at an anime con withouthout knowing that ringcodes are now needed.

regardless, there's discrepancies in the db one way or another...

thanks,
-dan

ps. I cannot comment on an asian version of Gundam Battle Tactics as I only own the Japanese disc.

Well, I feel like a douche, but I'll get you a redump when i get a chance around here.. just got my laptop back after a week in the shop, now i jsut need to remember where i put all my drives..., sigh... and if it turns out i messed up- oops in advance?

-

ya that's all i meant- sorry i was roundabout in explaining

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(4 replies, posted in Fixes & additions)

While i'm no good with the japanese titling- that's what I thought as well... the case only said Steeldom, but the disc had the extended title... yay for early psx games not being able to make up their mind... apparently someone else thought it should be the disc title?

Steeldom
Front: [url]http://eastrain.com/personal/redump/Steeldom%20(J)%20%5bSLPS-00431%5d%20Front.png[/url]
Back: [url]http://eastrain.com/personal/redump/Steeldom%20(J)%20%5bSLPS-00431%5d%20Back.png[/url]
CD: [url]http://eastrain.com/personal/redump/Steeldom%20(J)%20%5bSLPS-00431%5d%20CD.png[/url]

I was just checking things I needed patches for and noticed that my dump of Wipeout 3:SE http://redump.org/disc/937/ while identical, was from the rarer single-disc version, not the Destruction Derby double-pack with different disc art. this probably should be added to the entry as it seems to be specific to the double-disc version...

thanks!