>Still uses the audio file workaround

It's cool that it's running on Everdrives now even if only because this means it will likely be supported on my MiSTer soon too as it uses a similar FPGA chip, but I am not really interested in these half-measures. Wake me up when they actually get the sound hardware working and don't have to rely on audio files ripped off the soundtrack CD to have music in the game.

Reminds me of when you needed graphics packs for games like Far East of Eden Zero or Star Ocean in ZSNES to bypass the compression chips before support for the chips themselves was finally added. IIRC those only lasted a few months before the emulators were able to do it without the need for the packs anymore. Hopefully fully cracking Paprium and getting it's music working natively won't take another five years.