The reason for the multiple .bin files is the way these particular games have their audio tracks organized, where most of those .bin files are individual tracks, and the .cue file keeps track of which track is which. The NTSC version of this game works the same way IIRC. From what I've read you should be able to just stick the folder with all the .bin's and .cue in your roms folder under /genplus, then stick the proper sega CD bios file under /genplus/bios (named bios_CD_E.bin in this case), and then load the .cue file from the Mega CD option in the emulator. Testing now to confirm.
EDIT: Tested, seems to work fine. As a side note if your Genplus GX doesn't have the MegaCD option, make sure it's an up to date version (this confused me just a minute ago 
). When you start the game it'll have these bright blue borders for some reason, I was able to make them black instead under Options > Video > clicking Borders (set to NONE). There's an Aspect Ratio option in there as well that you can set to "Scaled" to make it full-screen.
Last edited by MaslowK; 8th-March-2014 at 05:04.
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