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Damn. I wonder how many games I fully played through back in the day against a known "bad" dump. EDIT: Now I'm even more confused as to why some of those "good
by AdmiralAsshat 4y ago
Damn. I wonder how many games I fully played through back in the day against a known "bad" dump.
EDIT: Now I'm even more confused as to why some of those "good sets" would even contain known bad dumps.
- dfxm12 4y agoI think the Good Sets were meant to archive every single dump of every game.
- wk_end 4y agoOnce upon a time there was a program called "GoodTools" that maintained a database of all known dumps, so you could run it against your ROMs and it could identify which ROMs were known bad. Dumb completionists then decide to collect and distribute sets containing every ROM - including the bad ones - in the GoodTools database, so-called "good sets", which besides wasting lots of bandwidth and storage space (at a time when this stuff wasn't quite so cheap!) also unfortunately helped bad dumps stick around.