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Sound test crash
In the sound test, setting the Turbo Pad's turbo switch for Ⅰ to its highest setting, then holding Ⅰ while selecting sounds 02, 08, 0A or 10 will cause the game to crash and display a variety of screen corruptions[1]. The kinds of screen corruptions that occur can vary depending on the sound played and whether the PC Engine or TurboGrafx-16 versions are being used - as an example, the corruption in the screenshot above is from the PC Engine version with sound 0A.
Not fixed in any version.
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