Dizzy - Prince of the YolkFolk

[vgmrips]

Title	Dizzy - Prince of the YolkFolk
Composer	David Whittaker
System	ZX Spectrum 128
Sound Chips	AY-3-8912A
Tracks	1
Playing time	3:19
Pack author	Sonic of 8!
Pack version	1.00
Last Update	2014-03-28

Download Computers/ZX_Spectrum/Dizzy_-_Prince_of_the_YolkFolk_(ZX_Spectrum_128).zip (44 238 bytes)

[tails_]

1. Original ZX Spectrum 128 used AY-3-8910, not YM2149

>ぜっとえっくすすぺくとらむ128
2. Japanese people use katakana, not hiragana for foregin words.

[Sonic of 8!]

1. Original ZX Spectrum 128 used AY-3-8910, not YM2149

I don't know in how I can change the AY-chip type (and also is AY8912)

>ぜっとえっくすすぺくとらむ128
2. Japanese people use katakana, not hiragana for foregin words.

It was gotten from Japanese Wikipedia, and its name is only ZX Spectrum. However, the ZX Spectrum never was marketed in Japan (unless by import sources), so, this is not a major problem.

Also: Like tails_, I was once a great fan of Dizzy series. In the past, I owned a Quattro Arcade cartridge for NES, which contained Go Dizzy Go! and another 3 Codemasters games.

[tails_]

>I don't know in how I can change the AY-chip type (and also is AY8912)

from vgmspecs171.txt:
[pre]0x78: AY8910 Chip Type (8 bits)
Defines the exact type of AY8910. The values are:
0x00 - AY8910
0x01 - AY8912
0x02 - AY8913
0x03 - AY8930
0x10 - YM2149
0x11 - YM3439
0x12 - YMZ284
0x13 - YMZ294
If the AY8910 is not used then this may be omitted (left at zero).[/pre]
>It was gotten from Japanese Wikipedia, and its name is only ZX Spectrum. However, the ZX Spectrum never was marketed in Japan (unless by import sources), so, this is not a major problem.

No, it is. If the system was never marketed in Japan I believe you should leave japanese system field blank. Or if you want to fill it that badly use katakana. BTW, Japanese wikipedia article uses hiragana but in sense of furigana.

[Sonic of 8!]

Pack update:

Removed non-existent japanese tag, and changed the AY chip type.

Download link is the same. Please re-download it again.