Sorcerer Lulba 2 (Compile 1988) patch - Help needed! [Already fixed thank you everyone!]

Looking forward to the full fix IPS!

Thanks. I've added the fixed Lulba 2 & Translated Lulba 1 to the downloadsite for ones convenience.

To begin with, Lulba 2 is the subsidiary of the Disc Station #2 disk 2 (that includes proper LUL2D.DAT) and to be started by choosing [2] BASIC -> lulba2.bas. It was never sold by itself. What is the origin of the independent version?

It seems so, but I don´t have any confirmation of it and various collections out there claims to have an independent versions but all are third party dumps from Tosec, this applies also to "Randar I" and many others.

I don´t have a list of the software included in "disc station" and I asked a friend if that game was in the magazine but it seems that could be inside of the disc but not in the main menu (maybe inside some sub-menu, but without japanese knowledge is very hard to check it).

I know it was a freeware game published on a magazine but I didn't have the original media to verify which one.

There is also a lot of missing and disordered dumps of discstations with disc numbers exchanged and badly dumped discs so I am not sure if are correct.

But, just in case I made a patch for that version.

Anyway I would be grateful if someone can publish a list of the software inside those magazines & disks with correct and verified order so I will have not to spend my time patching defective unofficial versions.

This really piss me off because there are a HUGE quantity of non existent game dumps and others that originally comes inside a compilation or magazine.

Sincerely, thank you very much!

If I would had this information before I would have saved a lot of time.

In the positive view at least I fixed the broken TOSEC release that exists in multiple collections, but still piss me off the time I spent fixing this.

This is why in MSX scene we need a clear and VERIFIED listing of real disks instead of a collection full of hacks and pirated copies.

I understand that cracked games are useful for the future of the software, in fact is a needing (compability with future hardware equivalents, emulators, study of softwar, physical media of the future, etc).

But releasing unofficial releases only adds confusions to preservers and spoils the real software story of MSX and makes some people spend a lot of time and effort finding unexisting software.

Thanks again Sylvester and Takamichi for your information!