I've dug thru the forums and found some info to help. But I'm still having an issue. It's Sega CD using Fusion. All games I have work except for Star Wars and Dune. You press start.

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It goes to the CD Player. All other games work fine.

I've tried 4 different bios file for US which are: us_scd1_9210.bin us_bios.bin us_scd2_9306.bin Mega CD BIOS V2.00 (E).bin All have the same result. Well except for the mega one. It just simply gives me an error stating it's a PAL/SECAM-Compatible mega cd that will no work in NTSC Regions Anyway. As I mentioned before it's only those two that won't work. I've tried those 4 bios files. I've done the ASPI thing. Both files have been ripped and are on the hard drive.

And the controls have been properly mapped. I'm at a loss now and don't know what to do. Is it that these two just don't work? Or am I doing something wrong?

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