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MethodGit · 29 October 2010, 06:13

Having taken a closer look at the three Tom & Jerry titles in SPS, I think I can help determine the identity of the cracked releases in a much clearer light.

"Tom & Jerry" and "Tom & Jerry 2" look virtually identical in gameplay, so I seperated the two via examination of the game files on each disk and noting down the sizes and checksums of each file.

So after doing comparison tests, allow me to reveal the following:

Tom and Jerry - Hunting High and Low (1989)(Magic Bytes)[cr QTX].adf = Tom & Jerry 2

The rest (including the [cr QTX][a] adf) are indeed Hunting High and Low as transcribed.

Funnily enough none of the disks match the first Tom & Jerry title.

29 October 2010, 06:13	#68
MethodGit Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: The Streets Age: 40 Posts: 2,731	Having taken a closer look at the three Tom & Jerry titles in SPS, I think I can help determine the identity of the cracked releases in a much clearer light. "Tom & Jerry" and "Tom & Jerry 2" look virtually identical in gameplay, so I seperated the two via examination of the game files on each disk and noting down the sizes and checksums of each file. So after doing comparison tests, allow me to reveal the following: Tom and Jerry - Hunting High and Low (1989)(Magic Bytes)[cr QTX].adf = Tom & Jerry 2 The rest (including the [cr QTX][a] adf) are indeed Hunting High and Low as transcribed. Funnily enough none of the disks match the first Tom & Jerry title.