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2024.05.31 02:54 Darach_Sidhe Pokémon Yellow Legacy ~ A Trainer's Thoughts
Pokémon Yellow has a special place in my heart. It’s the first Pokémon game I’d ever had when I was a toddler, and the anime was basically my childhood. I never went anywhere past Pewter, however. I was a coward and didn’t like the battling part. I just wanted to explore the world.
This changed when I was an adult and got a 3DS. Pokémon Yellow was available on the store, and I jumped at the chance to finally play through it. Not only that, I found out about the Mew Cheat and I’ve been using that through every game ever since. And MAN was my big brother jealous!
So imagine my intrigue when one day I learned about “Pokémon Crystal Legacy”, a ROMhack from SmithPlays that is an improvement to Crystal. Larvitar, being one of my favorite Johto Pokémon, being available toward the start of the game as opposed to close to the end, was what intrigued me the most. But at the time I was too depressed for much else and didn’t know how to play it, so that went to the back burner of my mind.
Fast forward and SmithPlays releases a YouTube video saying he and his team made the “Perfect ROMhack” for Yellow and I finally figured out how to download and play hacks on my phone. I then proceeded to play the game, and finally finished on May 29. And I have thoughts.
First off, REALLY happy that I’m able to play as the female protagonist. This made immersing myself into the game so much easier, and it’s a shame Nintendo didn’t push for it when the games first came out.
Secondly, the Pokémon Centers. I cannot tell you how many times I’ve gone into a loop of pressing A at the counter and healing my team at least three times in a row. It’s a habit. The sprite actually TURNS AWAY from the counter when it’s done, so I don’t have to go through that loop! By far, one of the best improvements yet!
Another improvement is how I’m able to find the area a Pokémon lives in, even when I’ve never caught it before. Not to mention the potential moves they can each get and at what levels. That helped me improve my team’s movepool dramatically. Letting Pokémon forget HMs also helped.
Professor Oak. What can I say? It was an amazing idea to take that unused code and have him battle us after Elite Four. I also liked that bit of lore between him and Agatha. It was a wonderful piece of narrative. And after we complete the PokéDex and meet him again, it gave me ideas for my story.
Team Rocket was way better. I loved the variety in their Pokémon. And especially Jessie and James. The idiots actually had me on the ropes a time or two, and seeing them grow their team like they did in the anime was impressive.
Now for some things I didn’t really like. Which honestly aren’t much.
I understand why Smith and his team would want to improve Brock’s defense. I do. He’s a rock-type gym leader who boasts about that. Fair enough. But when I have to try over 10 times to get the badge and only won by getting lucky, I have to say, “Chill TF out, AI!” I already don’t have the best blood pressure, and this did not help. And Brock is supposed to be an introduction to gym battles, so making him this difficult seems a bit unnecessary.
And speaking of AI that needs to chill, Nurse Joy and Officer Jenny being post-game battles was a stroke of genius. But man does Joy make me want to punch her in the face for how many times her Chansey and Exeggutor Softboiled themselves. How much PP does each move have, anyway? That had to be a cheat. Also, I wouldn’t have put this battle in Fuchsia City. When I’m trying to do a rematch with Koga and need to heal up, I wouldn’t want to accidentally get into a battle with Nurse Joy. That happened twice. Given how Giovanni fled, I would’ve put this in Viridian City.
The move “Minimize”. Again, CHILL TF OUT AI!
Remember when I said that I figured out the Mew Cheat? I did a trial run of the game at first just to see if it would still work on my phone, but no, it didn’t. That one trainer I was supposed to run away from was too fast for me to do so. So I just used a Gameshark code after Mt. Moon. If you saw my post on this subreddit about beating the Elite Four, I mentioned there was a narrative reason I have her on my team. I’d be happy to tell you if you ask, but it didn’t seem right not to have her at this point.
One thing I would’ve added is something Let’s Go had. Archer. I wish we could’ve had him as a post-game battle as a tie-in to the Johto games, since he seemed to have appeared out of the blue in Gen II. I mean, if the devs could add those other battles, why not? But that’s my writer’s sensibilities speaking. Loose ends need to be tied or it drives me mad. Going back to the hideout and only seeing the Rockets that were left behind was pretty disappointing.
All in all, this was a great ROM. I’m really happy. And finally getting that diploma really made catching all those Pokémon worth it in the end. So, thank you, Smith. Thank you, team. For creating a wonderful ROM. Keep being awesome.
I’ll see you again in Crystal Legacy.
submitted by Darach_Sidhe to PokemonLegacy [link] [comments]
This changed when I was an adult and got a 3DS. Pokémon Yellow was available on the store, and I jumped at the chance to finally play through it. Not only that, I found out about the Mew Cheat and I’ve been using that through every game ever since. And MAN was my big brother jealous!
So imagine my intrigue when one day I learned about “Pokémon Crystal Legacy”, a ROMhack from SmithPlays that is an improvement to Crystal. Larvitar, being one of my favorite Johto Pokémon, being available toward the start of the game as opposed to close to the end, was what intrigued me the most. But at the time I was too depressed for much else and didn’t know how to play it, so that went to the back burner of my mind.
Fast forward and SmithPlays releases a YouTube video saying he and his team made the “Perfect ROMhack” for Yellow and I finally figured out how to download and play hacks on my phone. I then proceeded to play the game, and finally finished on May 29. And I have thoughts.
First off, REALLY happy that I’m able to play as the female protagonist. This made immersing myself into the game so much easier, and it’s a shame Nintendo didn’t push for it when the games first came out.
Secondly, the Pokémon Centers. I cannot tell you how many times I’ve gone into a loop of pressing A at the counter and healing my team at least three times in a row. It’s a habit. The sprite actually TURNS AWAY from the counter when it’s done, so I don’t have to go through that loop! By far, one of the best improvements yet!
Another improvement is how I’m able to find the area a Pokémon lives in, even when I’ve never caught it before. Not to mention the potential moves they can each get and at what levels. That helped me improve my team’s movepool dramatically. Letting Pokémon forget HMs also helped.
Professor Oak. What can I say? It was an amazing idea to take that unused code and have him battle us after Elite Four. I also liked that bit of lore between him and Agatha. It was a wonderful piece of narrative. And after we complete the PokéDex and meet him again, it gave me ideas for my story.
Team Rocket was way better. I loved the variety in their Pokémon. And especially Jessie and James. The idiots actually had me on the ropes a time or two, and seeing them grow their team like they did in the anime was impressive.
Now for some things I didn’t really like. Which honestly aren’t much.
I understand why Smith and his team would want to improve Brock’s defense. I do. He’s a rock-type gym leader who boasts about that. Fair enough. But when I have to try over 10 times to get the badge and only won by getting lucky, I have to say, “Chill TF out, AI!” I already don’t have the best blood pressure, and this did not help. And Brock is supposed to be an introduction to gym battles, so making him this difficult seems a bit unnecessary.
And speaking of AI that needs to chill, Nurse Joy and Officer Jenny being post-game battles was a stroke of genius. But man does Joy make me want to punch her in the face for how many times her Chansey and Exeggutor Softboiled themselves. How much PP does each move have, anyway? That had to be a cheat. Also, I wouldn’t have put this battle in Fuchsia City. When I’m trying to do a rematch with Koga and need to heal up, I wouldn’t want to accidentally get into a battle with Nurse Joy. That happened twice. Given how Giovanni fled, I would’ve put this in Viridian City.
The move “Minimize”. Again, CHILL TF OUT AI!
Remember when I said that I figured out the Mew Cheat? I did a trial run of the game at first just to see if it would still work on my phone, but no, it didn’t. That one trainer I was supposed to run away from was too fast for me to do so. So I just used a Gameshark code after Mt. Moon. If you saw my post on this subreddit about beating the Elite Four, I mentioned there was a narrative reason I have her on my team. I’d be happy to tell you if you ask, but it didn’t seem right not to have her at this point.
One thing I would’ve added is something Let’s Go had. Archer. I wish we could’ve had him as a post-game battle as a tie-in to the Johto games, since he seemed to have appeared out of the blue in Gen II. I mean, if the devs could add those other battles, why not? But that’s my writer’s sensibilities speaking. Loose ends need to be tied or it drives me mad. Going back to the hideout and only seeing the Rockets that were left behind was pretty disappointing.
All in all, this was a great ROM. I’m really happy. And finally getting that diploma really made catching all those Pokémon worth it in the end. So, thank you, Smith. Thank you, team. For creating a wonderful ROM. Keep being awesome.
I’ll see you again in Crystal Legacy.
2024.05.20 14:01 deathkreator18 Cheats don’t work on Yu-Gi-Oh Forbidden Memories (PSX)
Hi all,
So happy to see iOS finally has emulator access! The following is about using Retroarch on my iPhone 15.
I have Retroarch on several gaming consoles, so I have some experience with it. I installed the psx rom for Yu-Gi-Oh Forbidden Memories, and updated the cheat database, and then went to use the GameShark cheats for obtaining all cards. There’s 4 lines of code total, so in the retroarch downloaded cheat list, it shows 4 codes with (1/4), (2/4), etc for each. I turned all 4 on, and a few others for in-game currency, and then applied cheats and went back in game. I did receive 2 new cards that I did not have before, and the in-game currency updated, but there should be like 700+ cards in there, and there’s not.
I googled the GameShark codes myself to doublecheck the codes, and everything is pretty much correct.
The way they are written in Retroarch looks like
00000000+0000
As opposed to:
00000000 0000
So I even manually entered a few of them that way too, but that still didn’t work.
I guess what I’m most confused about is that I’ve already done this exact same thing on my PC, and all the codes worked fine, so I’m not sure why they aren’t working here?
Does anyone have any info with issues that Retroarch might experience on iOS? Or with this game? I’m pretty sure I’m using the same Rom file between my phone and my computer too!
submitted by deathkreator18 to RetroArch [link] [comments]
So happy to see iOS finally has emulator access! The following is about using Retroarch on my iPhone 15.
I have Retroarch on several gaming consoles, so I have some experience with it. I installed the psx rom for Yu-Gi-Oh Forbidden Memories, and updated the cheat database, and then went to use the GameShark cheats for obtaining all cards. There’s 4 lines of code total, so in the retroarch downloaded cheat list, it shows 4 codes with (1/4), (2/4), etc for each. I turned all 4 on, and a few others for in-game currency, and then applied cheats and went back in game. I did receive 2 new cards that I did not have before, and the in-game currency updated, but there should be like 700+ cards in there, and there’s not.
I googled the GameShark codes myself to doublecheck the codes, and everything is pretty much correct.
The way they are written in Retroarch looks like
00000000+0000
As opposed to:
00000000 0000
So I even manually entered a few of them that way too, but that still didn’t work.
I guess what I’m most confused about is that I’ve already done this exact same thing on my PC, and all the codes worked fine, so I’m not sure why they aren’t working here?
Does anyone have any info with issues that Retroarch might experience on iOS? Or with this game? I’m pretty sure I’m using the same Rom file between my phone and my computer too!
2024.05.14 19:08 xburd GameShark code
I accidentally overwrote hypnosis on my Ghastly and I can’t seem to get the GameShark code to work that I found online. I’m playing the Perfect Crystal rom. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
submitted by xburd to Delta_Emulator [link] [comments]
2024.05.08 17:40 JanitorOPplznerf Bugs & Bug Reports
This is a template on how to write bugs/issues that you experience in Yellow Legacy. If your issue doesn't follow this format, it will be deleted (because it kinda doesn't help us without the relevant information). If your bug is verified, it will be sent to Craig & fixed. If your issue is already known, your thread will be locked/deleted. I will comment with known bugs momentarily.
We do not support any files that are modified with cheats, gameshark/-genie codes or editing the save file with any offline tools like PKHeX. We will provide best effort support in it, but we will close the thread if it can't be fixed. Using any form of software manipulation is at own risk.
submitted by JanitorOPplznerf to PokemonLegacy [link] [comments]
- -ALWAYS- MAKE YOUR TITLE CONTAINING [BUG].
- Emulator used and platform (Android/iPhone/PC/Mac/Other (specify):
- Describe the issue:
- Any errors:
- Steps to reproduce the issue:
- Screenshots if applicable. Attaching the save file is a massive bonus.
- Normal Mode or Hard Mode?
- Any cheats or PKHeX used?
- Please provide the CRC32, MD5 and SHA-1 codes of the ROM. The easiest way to find the codes is by opening the -PATCHED- ROM in https://www.marcrobledo.com/RomPatcher.js/:
We do not support any files that are modified with cheats, gameshark/-genie codes or editing the save file with any offline tools like PKHeX. We will provide best effort support in it, but we will close the thread if it can't be fixed. Using any form of software manipulation is at own risk.
2024.05.02 17:37 Charlatan_666 How do you get Mew in Delta Emulator?
Hey guys!,
I wanted to to use Mew on a playthrough team for a while now, but since the the pokemon was only distributed through events, even if I use a encounter modifier code, it won’t obey me. I tried looking on the web if there were any GameShark codes or anything, but they don’t seem to work (maybe a problem with my ROM?). Is there a way to hack Mew into the game?
Thanks in advance!
submitted by Charlatan_666 to PokemonFireRed [link] [comments]
I wanted to to use Mew on a playthrough team for a while now, but since the the pokemon was only distributed through events, even if I use a encounter modifier code, it won’t obey me. I tried looking on the web if there were any GameShark codes or anything, but they don’t seem to work (maybe a problem with my ROM?). Is there a way to hack Mew into the game?
Thanks in advance!
2024.05.01 10:59 BittenHeroes Swap/Remove Managers (GS code hack for WCW REVENGE)
Here's some simple Gameshark code to swap or remove managers in WCW Revenge.
If you want Hogan to come out with Elizabeth, for example, just take Hogan's code (810393A4 00xx) and replace the xx value with the two-digit number of the manager at the bottom of this post (in this case, 810393A4 0048). The 00 value just disable the manager altogether.
SOME WARNINGS:
81038ED0 00xx Giant
810395F8 00xx Adams
81039470 00xx Hall
810395B8 00xx Norton
810394B0 00xx Bagwell
8103963C 00xx Bischoff
810394F8 00xx Scott Steiner
81039538 00xx Hennig
81039430 00xx Nash
81038E94 00xx Sting
81038F10 00xx Luger
810393F0 00xx Macho
81039578 00xx Konnan
81039998 00xx Raven
81039B00 00xx Lodi
81039A4C 00xx Riggs
81039AC8 00xx Sick Boy
81039B3C 00xx Reese
81039A10 00xx Kidman
81038FE4 00xx Piper
81038F5C 00xx DDP
810390A0 00xx Goldberg
81039024 00xx Bret
81039064 00xx Benoit
81038FA4 00xx Rick Steiner
81039160 00xx Finlay
810390DC 00xx Booker T
810399D4 00xx Saturn
81039120 00xx Disco
81039320 00xx Neidhart
810392A0 00xx Bulldog
810398D8 00xx Glacier
81039198 00xx Meng
81039A8C 00xx Van Hammer
81039950 00xx Kanyon
810392E0 00xx Nagata
81039218 00xx Zbyzko
810391D8 00xx Barbarian
81039914 00xx Wrath
8103985C 00xx La Parka
8103925C 00xx Stevie Ray
81039708 00xx Jericho
810396C4 00xx Eddie
8103989C 00xx Psychosis
8103974C 00xx Rey Mysterio
810397D8 00xx Malenko
81039798 00xx Juvi
81039680 00xx Ultimo Dragon
81039820 00xx Chavo
81039360 00xx Alex Wright
81039B78 00xx AKI Man
81039BC0 00xx Shogun
81039C00 00xx Executioner
81039C40 00xx Dr. Frank
81039C7C 00xx Jeker
81039CC4 00xx Maya Inca Boy
81039D04 00xx Hawk Hana
81039D40 00xx Kim Chee
81039D7C 00xx Dake Ken
81039DBC 00xx Brickowski
81039DFC 00xx Ming Chee
81039E3C 00xx Han Zo Mon
40: Eric Bischoff (Manager)
41: Sonny Onoo (Manager)
42: Jimmy Hart (Manager)
43: Rick Rude (Manager)
44: Dusty Rhodes (Manager)
45: Ted Debisas (Manager)
46: James Bandenberg (Manager)
47: Vincent (Manager)
48: Elizabeth (Manager)
49: Kimberly (Manager)
4A: Jackreen (Manager)
4B: Sherri (Manager)
4C: Woman (Manager)
submitted by BittenHeroes to N64WrestlingGames [link] [comments]
If you want Hogan to come out with Elizabeth, for example, just take Hogan's code (810393A4 00xx) and replace the xx value with the two-digit number of the manager at the bottom of this post (in this case, 810393A4 0048). The 00 value just disable the manager altogether.
SOME WARNINGS:
- This is "version 1": i haven't found any big bug, but i haven't try every possible combination... let me know if something's wrong
- use the codes with a backup copy of your REVENGE rom!!! During one of my "experiment" i messed up one of the codes and had a permanent random graphic object stuck on the VS screen, even after resetting. I then tried with a new rom, and everything worked as intended, but... better safe than sorry!
- "Sister Sherry" (aka red Sting) is buggy and will enter the ring and beat you or your opponent up in every match, like a normal competitor in an handicap match. if you REALLY want red sting ringside with you, just add this code also: 80038A5F 0031
- While it's possible to add regular wrestlers as managers (es: having Giant with Goldberg), the game will put both of them in the ring, like the "sister sherry" example above. Basically, if the game sees that one manager has a regular moveset, it treats him/her as a competitor.
- And as usual, this is just a funny little hobby for me. Most of the merit goes to the amazing AJWorld website (with all the ROM address and values) and the VPW studio creators.
81038ED0 00xx Giant
810395F8 00xx Adams
81039470 00xx Hall
810395B8 00xx Norton
810394B0 00xx Bagwell
8103963C 00xx Bischoff
810394F8 00xx Scott Steiner
81039538 00xx Hennig
81039430 00xx Nash
81038E94 00xx Sting
81038F10 00xx Luger
810393F0 00xx Macho
81039578 00xx Konnan
81039998 00xx Raven
81039B00 00xx Lodi
81039A4C 00xx Riggs
81039AC8 00xx Sick Boy
81039B3C 00xx Reese
81039A10 00xx Kidman
81038FE4 00xx Piper
81038F5C 00xx DDP
810390A0 00xx Goldberg
81039024 00xx Bret
81039064 00xx Benoit
81038FA4 00xx Rick Steiner
81039160 00xx Finlay
810390DC 00xx Booker T
810399D4 00xx Saturn
81039120 00xx Disco
81039320 00xx Neidhart
810392A0 00xx Bulldog
810398D8 00xx Glacier
81039198 00xx Meng
81039A8C 00xx Van Hammer
81039950 00xx Kanyon
810392E0 00xx Nagata
81039218 00xx Zbyzko
810391D8 00xx Barbarian
81039914 00xx Wrath
8103985C 00xx La Parka
8103925C 00xx Stevie Ray
81039708 00xx Jericho
810396C4 00xx Eddie
8103989C 00xx Psychosis
8103974C 00xx Rey Mysterio
810397D8 00xx Malenko
81039798 00xx Juvi
81039680 00xx Ultimo Dragon
81039820 00xx Chavo
81039360 00xx Alex Wright
81039B78 00xx AKI Man
81039BC0 00xx Shogun
81039C00 00xx Executioner
81039C40 00xx Dr. Frank
81039C7C 00xx Jeker
81039CC4 00xx Maya Inca Boy
81039D04 00xx Hawk Hana
81039D40 00xx Kim Chee
81039D7C 00xx Dake Ken
81039DBC 00xx Brickowski
81039DFC 00xx Ming Chee
81039E3C 00xx Han Zo Mon
- TWO-DIGIT MANAGER CODES:
40: Eric Bischoff (Manager)
41: Sonny Onoo (Manager)
42: Jimmy Hart (Manager)
43: Rick Rude (Manager)
44: Dusty Rhodes (Manager)
45: Ted Debisas (Manager)
46: James Bandenberg (Manager)
47: Vincent (Manager)
48: Elizabeth (Manager)
49: Kimberly (Manager)
4A: Jackreen (Manager)
4B: Sherri (Manager)
4C: Woman (Manager)
2024.04.30 18:44 Fair-Effect-9071 Red Cheats
I’m not a nubile to the emulating world exactly but it’s been many years since I’ve had a device that can use them.
That being said I have recently downloaded a hard Pokémon Red (not fire red) rom hack on Delta, and none of the GameShark cheats are working. Tried searching but the only thing that pops up that Delta actually reads is Fire Red ones
All I want is a few candies to progress faster man
submitted by Fair-Effect-9071 to Delta_Emulator [link] [comments]
That being said I have recently downloaded a hard Pokémon Red (not fire red) rom hack on Delta, and none of the GameShark cheats are working. Tried searching but the only thing that pops up that Delta actually reads is Fire Red ones
All I want is a few candies to progress faster man
2024.04.24 20:51 JohnnyPhantom GameShark GBP/GBC Update Files
 | Hey Everyone, I got a broke GameShark for my GameBoy color off eBay, with a cart flasher I was able to fix it. I then wanted to go the extra mile of retro goodness and found a Pentium III Dell laptop, threw Windows 98SE on it, and found a GameBoy to parallel cable. I installed the GameShark CD and the connection instantly worked! I can now change the wallpaper on the GameShark cart! What a time to be alive! My GameShark lacks the built in codes for the later Pokemon games (it only has red and blue), would anyone happen to have the code update file (.gcf) or better yet the Software upgrade file (.rom) that I can use in the GameSharks Windows application to update my cart? submitted by JohnnyPhantom to Gameboy [link] [comments] Thanks in advance everyone!! |
2024.04.19 15:48 DylGK GameShark codes on ROMs
I’m trying to make a rare candy code work on a rom of crystal (polished crystal) but can’t see to get this to work on the new iOS mobile app. I put in the code in my cheats menu, selected it, restarted. Nothing. Any ideas?
submitted by DylGK to Delta_Emulator [link] [comments]
2024.04.10 16:44 ZeusLovesTrains Widescreen List (Hacks / Games/ Special WS Patches)
In brackets I note how to enable it if I looked into it.
Let me know if there's anything missing.
Please let me know if you can figure out getting any of these that I noted as not working on console working…
Eg
Wave Race 64
Official Games
007 - GoldenEye
007 - The World Is Not Enough
Banjo-Tooie
Donkey Kong 64
Dinosaur Planet (Options>Video)
Mickey's Speedway USA (Options menu before going into a course)
Mission Impossible
Perfect Dark (Pause menu option)
Starshot - Space Circus Fever
South Park (Letterboxed, Hi-Res Mode, needs manual zooming)
V-Rally: Edition 99
Turok 2 - Seeds of Evil (USA) (Letterboxed, Hi-Res Mode (Hi-Rez LB in options under resolution options, needs manual zooming))
Rom Hacks (New Experiences)
F-Zero ZX Overdrive (v1.0.2) (In game option) (Doesn't work on OG hardware)
Doesn’t work on Everdrive… crashes at car select.
GoldenEye X (pause menu option)
Battle Kart 64 v 2.1 (Options before selecting course)
Mario Kart 64 Amped Up ver 2.97 (start up screen options)
Mario Kart Hooting Time (Pause Menu option)
Smash Remix (Settings->Remix Settings)
Wolfenstein 64 (Widescreen by default)
Majora’s Mask Redux + Widescreen (has some issues)
https://github.com/gonetz/GLideN64/issues/2437
It wouldn’t boot on Everdrive X5 for me
Mario 64 Hacks:
Elise (tested on ed x5 / pause menu option)
Lucy's Levitation
Celestio64 (tested on ed x5 / start menu option)
Escape from the Jail definitive edition
Dog Collab (tested on ed x5 / pause menu option)
Mario's Vacation Course (1.7.2 FINAL VERSION) (tested on ed x5 / Pause menu option)
SM64 Beyond the Cursed Mirror 1.3.1 (tested on ed x5 / Pause menu option)
Widescreen Patch Hacks
The gamemasterpic hacks are hit and miss on OG hardware.I’ve tested some and noted my results, though there may be more issues on a full play through.
Mario Party: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MlEaOCiNs_A
On Everdrive X5 this froze after the title screen.
Paper Mario: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtPN7KvpZZU
(This patch has graphics issues on hardware for some as of now unknown reason.)
Banjo-Kazooie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=un1WAeOYjh8
On Everdrive X5 it stops working if you press start at the title screen
Re-Volt: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8a_u9YZ-sM
Tested on Everdrive X5
Buck Bumble: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5VIS9iA3nU
Tested on Everdrive X5
Turok: Dinosaur Hunter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWY-__kDsTk
Tested on Everdrive X5
Hot Wheels: Turbo Racing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZF1r55f4hJM
Tested on Everdrive X5
Kirby 64: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-gIHpDdzAk&t=230s
Tested on Everdrive X5. To make it save. Before starting game go to Rom Conifg… Save Type
Change Save Type to EEP16K
Donkey Kong 64: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9IHvee3Q1Q (Doesn't Stretch 2D things like the original game)
Diddy Kong Racing (WideScreen Patched) Widescreen mode appears in options 2D elements like HUD aren’t stretched (issue with cheat code)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SF3RNIYSQ9g
Tested on Everdrive X5.
Space Station Silicon Valley: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdU_CU8GPnU
Tested on Everdrive X5 (bug fix version).Works if you patch the bug fix hack with this.
ISS 64 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fORJp0aSuYA
Tested on Everdrive X5
Bomberman 64: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCKxFDICkQI
Doesn’t boot on Everdrive X5
Superman 64: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FaZkMmp71WM
Tested on Everdrive X5
Super Mario 64 Widescreen Hack (enabled automatically)
https://romhacking.com/hack/super-mario-64-widescreen-console-friendly
Star Fox 64: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_c7IjWn5KIY
This hack will be slow on console.
Glover: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqUq9jcICY4
Tested on Everdrive X5
Jet Force Gemini Widescreen Patch
(enabled automatically)
https://www.moddb.com/mods/jet-force-gemini-widescreen-patch
Super Smash Bros: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxWloBhzl0E
Animal Forest: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vlgtUiAxfug
Mario Party 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SmVfJFNrWM0
Tested on Everdrive X5
Yoshi's Story: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=folsCl8sXgo (zoom in effects are disabled)
Tested on Everdrive X5
Wave Race 64: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dt3qG2y7IO4
Tested on Everdrive X5 and doesn’t boot
Bomberman 64 (Japan-Exclusive "Arcade Edition"): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2_FSfpzlCg
A patch is available for the translated version. Tested on Everdrive X5 and it works.
Bomberman Hero https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRS4WWOptT4
Bomberman 64 the Second Attack https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Ry1P6zMqFc
Mario Tennis https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sndwi612RIQ
I was unable to get this to work on Everdrive X5 . It doesn’t boot.
Pokémon Stadium (US) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XtONj0Yz3A
Tested on Everdrive X5
NBA Hangtime: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CMj5dJAnf0
Tested on Everdrive X5
Majora's Mask: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BfS7Pl3Yiw
Tested on Everdrive 64
Ocarina of Time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=baiPdteLT4g
Tested on Everdrive 64
F-Zero X: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gN67svpB60E
On Everdrive X5 it kinda works but has major graphical issues that make it not worth it.
Gex 3 Deep Cover Gecko https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60L1SIgXj9I
Mario Party 3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABK5a4OAo8E
(Freezes on Everdrive X5)
Ridge Racer 64 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0dCZcAc0AI
Gameshark Codes (from https://www.reddit.com/EmulationOnAndroid/comments/8n8chk/n64_widescreen_no_stretching/)
Put cheat file .txt with same same as rom file in ED64/Gamedata to have these auto load
Mario Tennis (Works on ED X5) But title menu is stretched. In game is not.
Donal Duck Goin Quackers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIlzjFWuchc (Didn’t work on Everdrive X5)
Diddy Kong Racing (Works on ED X5) 2D elements and HUD are stretched
Banjo-Kazooie (has text box issues)
Bomberman Hero (Works on ED X5)
Doubutsu no Mori (Animal Forest)
Turok Dinosaur Hunter
Rugrats Scavenger Hunt (Works on ED X5)
Star Fox 64 (Works on ED X5)
Ocarina of Time
Majora's Mask
Superman 64
Mario Party (Works on ED X5) Only Mini Games are widescreen. And some text is 4:3 in them
Mario Party 2
Paper Mario (Didn’t work on Everdrive X5)
Pokemon Stadium (US)
Pokemon Snap (Didn’t work on Everdrive X5)
Wave Race 64 (Didn’t work on Everdrive X5)
Mario Kart 64
F-Zero X (Works on ED X5)
Beetle Adventure Racing (Works on ED X5)
submitted by ZeusLovesTrains to n64 [link] [comments]
Let me know if there's anything missing.
Please let me know if you can figure out getting any of these that I noted as not working on console working…
Eg
Wave Race 64
Official Games
007 - GoldenEye
007 - The World Is Not Enough
Banjo-Tooie
Donkey Kong 64
Dinosaur Planet (Options>Video)
Mickey's Speedway USA (Options menu before going into a course)
Mission Impossible
Perfect Dark (Pause menu option)
Starshot - Space Circus Fever
South Park (Letterboxed, Hi-Res Mode, needs manual zooming)
V-Rally: Edition 99
Turok 2 - Seeds of Evil (USA) (Letterboxed, Hi-Res Mode (Hi-Rez LB in options under resolution options, needs manual zooming))
Rom Hacks (New Experiences)
F-Zero ZX Overdrive (v1.0.2) (In game option) (Doesn't work on OG hardware)
Doesn’t work on Everdrive… crashes at car select.
GoldenEye X (pause menu option)
Battle Kart 64 v 2.1 (Options before selecting course)
Mario Kart 64 Amped Up ver 2.97 (start up screen options)
Mario Kart Hooting Time (Pause Menu option)
Smash Remix (Settings->Remix Settings)
Wolfenstein 64 (Widescreen by default)
Majora’s Mask Redux + Widescreen (has some issues)
https://github.com/gonetz/GLideN64/issues/2437
It wouldn’t boot on Everdrive X5 for me
Mario 64 Hacks:
Elise (tested on ed x5 / pause menu option)
Lucy's Levitation
Celestio64 (tested on ed x5 / start menu option)
Escape from the Jail definitive edition
Dog Collab (tested on ed x5 / pause menu option)
Mario's Vacation Course (1.7.2 FINAL VERSION) (tested on ed x5 / Pause menu option)
SM64 Beyond the Cursed Mirror 1.3.1 (tested on ed x5 / Pause menu option)
Widescreen Patch Hacks
The gamemasterpic hacks are hit and miss on OG hardware.I’ve tested some and noted my results, though there may be more issues on a full play through.
Mario Party: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MlEaOCiNs_A
On Everdrive X5 this froze after the title screen.
Paper Mario: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtPN7KvpZZU
(This patch has graphics issues on hardware for some as of now unknown reason.)
Banjo-Kazooie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=un1WAeOYjh8
On Everdrive X5 it stops working if you press start at the title screen
Re-Volt: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8a_u9YZ-sM
Tested on Everdrive X5
Buck Bumble: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5VIS9iA3nU
Tested on Everdrive X5
Turok: Dinosaur Hunter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWY-__kDsTk
Tested on Everdrive X5
Hot Wheels: Turbo Racing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZF1r55f4hJM
Tested on Everdrive X5
Kirby 64: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-gIHpDdzAk&t=230s
Tested on Everdrive X5. To make it save. Before starting game go to Rom Conifg… Save Type
Change Save Type to EEP16K
Donkey Kong 64: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9IHvee3Q1Q (Doesn't Stretch 2D things like the original game)
Diddy Kong Racing (WideScreen Patched) Widescreen mode appears in options 2D elements like HUD aren’t stretched (issue with cheat code)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SF3RNIYSQ9g
Tested on Everdrive X5.
Space Station Silicon Valley: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdU_CU8GPnU
Tested on Everdrive X5 (bug fix version).Works if you patch the bug fix hack with this.
ISS 64 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fORJp0aSuYA
Tested on Everdrive X5
Bomberman 64: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCKxFDICkQI
Doesn’t boot on Everdrive X5
Superman 64: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FaZkMmp71WM
Tested on Everdrive X5
Super Mario 64 Widescreen Hack (enabled automatically)
https://romhacking.com/hack/super-mario-64-widescreen-console-friendly
Star Fox 64: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_c7IjWn5KIY
This hack will be slow on console.
Glover: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqUq9jcICY4
Tested on Everdrive X5
Jet Force Gemini Widescreen Patch
(enabled automatically)
https://www.moddb.com/mods/jet-force-gemini-widescreen-patch
Super Smash Bros: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxWloBhzl0E
Animal Forest: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vlgtUiAxfug
Mario Party 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SmVfJFNrWM0
Tested on Everdrive X5
Yoshi's Story: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=folsCl8sXgo (zoom in effects are disabled)
Tested on Everdrive X5
Wave Race 64: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dt3qG2y7IO4
Tested on Everdrive X5 and doesn’t boot
Bomberman 64 (Japan-Exclusive "Arcade Edition"): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2_FSfpzlCg
A patch is available for the translated version. Tested on Everdrive X5 and it works.
Bomberman Hero https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRS4WWOptT4
Bomberman 64 the Second Attack https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Ry1P6zMqFc
Mario Tennis https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sndwi612RIQ
I was unable to get this to work on Everdrive X5 . It doesn’t boot.
Pokémon Stadium (US) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XtONj0Yz3A
Tested on Everdrive X5
NBA Hangtime: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CMj5dJAnf0
Tested on Everdrive X5
Majora's Mask: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BfS7Pl3Yiw
Tested on Everdrive 64
Ocarina of Time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=baiPdteLT4g
Tested on Everdrive 64
F-Zero X: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gN67svpB60E
On Everdrive X5 it kinda works but has major graphical issues that make it not worth it.
Gex 3 Deep Cover Gecko https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60L1SIgXj9I
Mario Party 3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABK5a4OAo8E
(Freezes on Everdrive X5)
Ridge Racer 64 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0dCZcAc0AI
Gameshark Codes (from https://www.reddit.com/EmulationOnAndroid/comments/8n8chk/n64_widescreen_no_stretching/)
Put cheat file .txt with same same as rom file in ED64/Gamedata to have these auto load
Mario Tennis (Works on ED X5) But title menu is stretched. In game is not.
Donal Duck Goin Quackers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIlzjFWuchc (Didn’t work on Everdrive X5)
Diddy Kong Racing (Works on ED X5) 2D elements and HUD are stretched
Banjo-Kazooie (has text box issues)
Bomberman Hero (Works on ED X5)
Doubutsu no Mori (Animal Forest)
Turok Dinosaur Hunter
Rugrats Scavenger Hunt (Works on ED X5)
Star Fox 64 (Works on ED X5)
Ocarina of Time
Majora's Mask
Superman 64
Mario Party (Works on ED X5) Only Mini Games are widescreen. And some text is 4:3 in them
Mario Party 2
Paper Mario (Didn’t work on Everdrive X5)
Pokemon Stadium (US)
Pokemon Snap (Didn’t work on Everdrive X5)
Wave Race 64 (Didn’t work on Everdrive X5)
Mario Kart 64
F-Zero X (Works on ED X5)
Beetle Adventure Racing (Works on ED X5)
2024.04.08 13:26 BittenHeroes VINCENT and MANAGER (WCW REVENGE - GS codes)
 | EDIT: this is a repost, since i accidentally posted the wrong code and couldn't edit the previous topic submitted by BittenHeroes to N64WrestlingGames [link] [comments] VINCENT: - 8103282A 295C - 80038A45 00EB - 81031974 0001 6 MANAGERS: - 81031976 3004 - 810328C2 28DC - 810328C6 28FC - 810328CA 291C - 810328CE 293C - 810328D2 297C - 810328D6 299C - 80038A47 00CA A simple gameshark code to add Vincent (replace Ming chee) and 6 Managers (replace Han Zo Mon). A brief explanation:
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2024.03.23 08:53 Limabeon EntraLink, R4, and cheats
I’m trying to figure out quicker ways to access Black City to get new NPCs in White Forest.
I have been thinking of getting an R4 and dumping my carts rom on it to use cheats like double speed/ walk through walls to access Nimbasa City quicker than my other legit attempts (average 3hrs/ attempt).
Would a R4 card be able to communicate like an OG cart through EntraLink? Also can I skip a lot more story beats and gyms doing this method? Would an Action Replay/ GameShark work better?
UPDATE: so it works, with cheats activated all you need to do is get c-gear then go to Nimbasa (or another city in the octagon) then your white version has access to their black city even if the black version is on an R4.
submitted by Limabeon to PokemonBlackandWhite [link] [comments]
I have been thinking of getting an R4 and dumping my carts rom on it to use cheats like double speed/ walk through walls to access Nimbasa City quicker than my other legit attempts (average 3hrs/ attempt).
Would a R4 card be able to communicate like an OG cart through EntraLink? Also can I skip a lot more story beats and gyms doing this method? Would an Action Replay/ GameShark work better?
UPDATE: so it works, with cheats activated all you need to do is get c-gear then go to Nimbasa (or another city in the octagon) then your white version has access to their black city even if the black version is on an R4.
2024.03.17 22:53 Melrich_ I need help with EZ Flash Omega cheats.
I'm trying to get the EZ Flash cheats to work with Pokemon FireRed. I downloaded the EZ Flash cheat library and none of the cheats for FireRed work on any of the ROMs I've tested. I have tried to convert gameshark, action replay and Code breaker codes using https://gamehacking.org/system/gba and then inserting them into https://ar2cht.netlify.app/converter . Either the cheats do nothing after enabling them in the EZ Flash menu in game or after enabling them the game will freeze up and make a weird static noise over and over and not do anything else. If someone could explain to me how to convert codes and add them into the .cht files that would be great. I'll put a code I've tried below to show how I converted and what it came up with and didn't work ultimately.
Unlimited Rare Candy (Code Breaker Code) 820258400044
https://preview.redd.it/v3tkp28ityoc1.png?width=694&format=png&auto=webp&s=39e51d764c3d8c92e9d92001b85ba52c1fb48025
Then I tried putting both decrypted and encrypted conversions into https://ar2cht.netlify.app/converter and then added them into the .cht file.
Example of: 13499899 9A3250E1
Comes out to:
[Unlimited Rare Candy] ON=99899,E1,50,32,9A
Doesn't work, but none of them do either. Can someone please help me understand this better and let me know what I'm doing wrong? Thank you!
submitted by Melrich_ to flashcarts [link] [comments]
Unlimited Rare Candy (Code Breaker Code) 820258400044
https://preview.redd.it/v3tkp28ityoc1.png?width=694&format=png&auto=webp&s=39e51d764c3d8c92e9d92001b85ba52c1fb48025
Then I tried putting both decrypted and encrypted conversions into https://ar2cht.netlify.app/converter and then added them into the .cht file.
Example of: 13499899 9A3250E1
Comes out to:
[Unlimited Rare Candy] ON=99899,E1,50,32,9A
Doesn't work, but none of them do either. Can someone please help me understand this better and let me know what I'm doing wrong? Thank you!
2024.03.13 09:57 Siara_92 cheats crashing Pokemon Fire Red on MM+ with OnionOS
I bought a MM+ recently and immidiately started playing Poke FireRed on stock OS and stock SD card. Last weekend it suddenly crashed and some emulators including GBA with Fire Red is gone. I found guides to install OnionOS, got all BIOS and ROM files I wanted from original SD card and it worked until I applied some cheats. I used cheats from https://www.pokemoncoders.com/pokemon-fire-red-gameshark-codes/. While Rare Candies/TMs/Balls etc. workes with no issues, the game crashes everytime "Wild Poke Modifier" cheat is applied when I encounter requested Pokemon. I think the case might be the mismatch between ROM version and a cheat, but since I am new to it, I don't know how can I check the ROM version on MM+ with Onion or how can I solve the cheat issue not to crash the game?
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2024.02.10 05:36 Vast-Celebration5507 retro gaming roms and cheat codes like gameshark and action replay.
I have noticed that most roms have 2 different versions, like 1.0/1.1 or 1.01/2.01. what are the differences between the versions? and if i wanted to use cheat codes, like gameshark/action replay/codebreaker, does it matter what version of the game i download?
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2024.01.19 16:05 Taint_Taunt Best way to dump N64 saves in 2024?
Hey all! I'm sure this has been posted before, but I can't seem to find anything with modern recommendations.
I have several n64 games with save files dating back to the 90's that I would like to preserve before the save batteries need replacing. Specifically I have a Wrestlemania 2000 with a TON of edited and created wrestlers and belts with a rich and detailed history. I originally thought I might buy a controller pack, but those also use batteries and the save functionality in Wrestlemania 2000 doesn't really work the way I want it to. I'd really like to just dump the roms and save files to a computer, replace the save batteries when needed, then restore the carts to their original glory.
It seems like the most straight forward method is the retrode with the n64 adapter, but that seems like it is rarely in stock. I've also found info on the retroblaster mini with an n64 adapter that looks promising, but pre-orders ended back in October 2023.
What are your recommendations for products/methods I can actually get my hands on to accomplish this in 2024?
EDIT: It seems like the memory card to PC method will probably work the best for me. Along with the GameShark to dump from cart memory, I think I can do everything I need to do. I found a video explaining the method. Thanks everyone!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Efrcs--Xc8
submitted by Taint_Taunt to n64 [link] [comments]
I have several n64 games with save files dating back to the 90's that I would like to preserve before the save batteries need replacing. Specifically I have a Wrestlemania 2000 with a TON of edited and created wrestlers and belts with a rich and detailed history. I originally thought I might buy a controller pack, but those also use batteries and the save functionality in Wrestlemania 2000 doesn't really work the way I want it to. I'd really like to just dump the roms and save files to a computer, replace the save batteries when needed, then restore the carts to their original glory.
It seems like the most straight forward method is the retrode with the n64 adapter, but that seems like it is rarely in stock. I've also found info on the retroblaster mini with an n64 adapter that looks promising, but pre-orders ended back in October 2023.
What are your recommendations for products/methods I can actually get my hands on to accomplish this in 2024?
EDIT: It seems like the memory card to PC method will probably work the best for me. Along with the GameShark to dump from cart memory, I think I can do everything I need to do. I found a video explaining the method. Thanks everyone!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Efrcs--Xc8
2024.01.13 22:15 CristevePeachFan Is there a way to get the Mario Party 1-2-3 SFX?
I need to get the sound effects of these games in my computer but it seems nobody has uploaded them anywhere, I used to record some sound effects thanks to a "Disable music" cheat code but the website that had the gameshark code got taken down, HELP
I already have the (totally legal) roms of these games but I'm not a computer nerd and I don't know how to extract the SFX
submitted by CristevePeachFan to MARIOPARTY [link] [comments]
I already have the (totally legal) roms of these games but I'm not a computer nerd and I don't know how to extract the SFX
2023.12.24 20:53 0m3g45n1p3r4lph4 [Help] Finding cheat codes within game files through rom hacking?
![[Help] Finding cheat codes within game files through rom hacking?](https://preview.redd.it/bkz9gm49sa8c1.jpeg?width=640&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=1c0b30bec2a966db628800deec357aa16f60973a "[Help] Finding cheat codes within game files through rom hacking?") | Hello everyone! Sorry if this is the wrong place to ask, I've been traveling across the internet trying to grab info. submitted by 0m3g45n1p3r4lph4 to romhacking [link] [comments] Is it possible to find cheat codes within game files using romhacking tools and techniques? For example, if a game used the Konami code, could you find the Konami code function and the specific inputs that call it? For specific reference, I recently got a copy of Bionicle the Game (2003) for Gameboy Advance. The instruction manual makes specific note of a Cheat Menu, and the only record I can find of this menu online is that it's accessible in the game through GameShark or similar code inputs, but no one knows the sequence of inputs required to access it on original hardware. I'm hoping to find this sequence by digging through the files, and any tips or pointers would be a great help as I'm quite inexperienced with rom hacking outside of using hyper-specific hacking tools (SMILE, MAGE, KALE) |
2023.12.22 23:41 Alucard4489 Questions for a newbie
Hey guys, I just purchased a pocket finally, loving everything about it so far just have some questions hopefully this community can help me answer:
1 Is it possible to run the most recent version of AM2R on this thing? It's one of my all-time faves
2 Does GameShark work on both the ROMs as well as the actual cartridge for games? (ex. Pokemon)
3 Can I get the 101 on GBstudio? Most videos I've seen on YouTube are clear on this function.
Thank you all
submitted by Alucard4489 to AnaloguePocket [link] [comments]
1 Is it possible to run the most recent version of AM2R on this thing? It's one of my all-time faves
2 Does GameShark work on both the ROMs as well as the actual cartridge for games? (ex. Pokemon)
3 Can I get the 101 on GBstudio? Most videos I've seen on YouTube are clear on this function.
Thank you all
2023.12.20 17:56 Redelax Issues with libcrypt games, what are my options?
Hello,
I'm currently trying to burn games that are protected by libcrypt. I have a known good dump of Ape Escape, with the patched sub file. My PS1 is running UniRom on a gameshark cartridge and I use Verbatim CDs. But I'm running into issues with my burners. I use an external slim (laptop like) cd/dvd burner (my desktop doesn't have 5"25 bay) and it can write at a minimum of 4x speed which works well on my PS1 for non libcrypt games.
The issue is that apparently laptop slim drives automatically repair subchannels, like I can't check the "Don't repair subchannel data" on CloneCD, it's greyed out. It seems to be the case for all slim drives as I tested this on a few old laptop I had lying around and I have the same issue. I tried to burn the game with a PS1 profile with this line already checked but it didn't work, I'm stuck on main menu.
I tried with another desktop pc which has a dvd drive and there I can check the line and burn my disc without issues. It worked in my PS1, at least past the main menu. But now the issue is that this drive burn at 16x speed minimum, which my PS1 can't seem to handle. With this disc, the first cutscene audio is completely glitched and after it the console just blackscreen forever.
So now I have a dvd drive that burn at the right speed but is not compatible with libcrypt and another one that is but burn too fast...
Do you have ideas? Is it really hardware related or maybe using another software to burn discs could work?
I also know I could change the optical drive of my PS1 to play 16x but I'm not sure where to find a good quality one. The ones on Amazon (I'm in France so can't buy on US sites without playing a lot of taxes) have very mixed reviews.
EDIT: As stated by u/JukePlz the easiest solution is to use Libcrypt Patcher to completely remove libcrypt from the rom, and then burn the game normally like a non-libcrypt game. Can confirm it worked for Ape Escape (France version).
submitted by Redelax to psx [link] [comments]
I'm currently trying to burn games that are protected by libcrypt. I have a known good dump of Ape Escape, with the patched sub file. My PS1 is running UniRom on a gameshark cartridge and I use Verbatim CDs. But I'm running into issues with my burners. I use an external slim (laptop like) cd/dvd burner (my desktop doesn't have 5"25 bay) and it can write at a minimum of 4x speed which works well on my PS1 for non libcrypt games.
The issue is that apparently laptop slim drives automatically repair subchannels, like I can't check the "Don't repair subchannel data" on CloneCD, it's greyed out. It seems to be the case for all slim drives as I tested this on a few old laptop I had lying around and I have the same issue. I tried to burn the game with a PS1 profile with this line already checked but it didn't work, I'm stuck on main menu.
I tried with another desktop pc which has a dvd drive and there I can check the line and burn my disc without issues. It worked in my PS1, at least past the main menu. But now the issue is that this drive burn at 16x speed minimum, which my PS1 can't seem to handle. With this disc, the first cutscene audio is completely glitched and after it the console just blackscreen forever.
So now I have a dvd drive that burn at the right speed but is not compatible with libcrypt and another one that is but burn too fast...
Do you have ideas? Is it really hardware related or maybe using another software to burn discs could work?
I also know I could change the optical drive of my PS1 to play 16x but I'm not sure where to find a good quality one. The ones on Amazon (I'm in France so can't buy on US sites without playing a lot of taxes) have very mixed reviews.
EDIT: As stated by u/JukePlz the easiest solution is to use Libcrypt Patcher to completely remove libcrypt from the rom, and then burn the game normally like a non-libcrypt game. Can confirm it worked for Ape Escape (France version).
2023.11.12 04:07 jbyrdab How many different game console libraries can you feasibly get working on a gamecube?
This is more a theoretical question than anything really worth putting into practice, as it would be way too tedious to do instead of just modding a Wii or something.
However the reason im asking is because the gamecube isnt quite the application powerhouse the wii was, which makes it less a "someone has to make an emulator homebrew app", and more about what was achievable on the console or via something like picoboot.
As for what im considering here, using Swiss (Game boy interface), accessible within a gamecube game, real hardware, or usable via action replay and having files on your memory card are acceptable.
One offs even if its emulation like the OOT/MM disc don't count as having the library accessible on real hardware as you'd need to heavily modify the game and basically replace it entirely. Not to mention for several reasons OOT's emulator is so specialized i doubt it could run most other n64 games well at all.
I think the fair expectation is that whatever is available within the gamecube library, if its available via game cheat/modfiying tools, and or that it atleast runs well enough to be considered playable on a large portion of the library.
Off hand what I know for sure is possible without any major hardware modifications:
What I know isn't:
submitted by jbyrdab to Gamecube [link] [comments]
However the reason im asking is because the gamecube isnt quite the application powerhouse the wii was, which makes it less a "someone has to make an emulator homebrew app", and more about what was achievable on the console or via something like picoboot.
As for what im considering here, using Swiss (Game boy interface), accessible within a gamecube game, real hardware, or usable via action replay and having files on your memory card are acceptable.
One offs even if its emulation like the OOT/MM disc don't count as having the library accessible on real hardware as you'd need to heavily modify the game and basically replace it entirely. Not to mention for several reasons OOT's emulator is so specialized i doubt it could run most other n64 games well at all.
I think the fair expectation is that whatever is available within the gamecube library, if its available via game cheat/modfiying tools, and or that it atleast runs well enough to be considered playable on a large portion of the library.
Off hand what I know for sure is possible without any major hardware modifications:
- Gameboy, Gameboy Color, Gameboy Advance via the gameboy player
- NES games, Famicom Games, Famicom Disc System, (Via Animal Crossing using the empty NES item, or via Gameshark accessing Debug 2's emulator menu)
What I know isn't:
- Ocarina of Time and Majora's mask disc (Too specialized, the emulator doesn't even work well for Majora's Mask let alone any other Games)
- Gamegear via Sonic Adventure DX's emulator (No way to Inject Roms without recompiling the iso)
- Genesis Via the Sonic Mega Collection (No way to Inject Roms without recompiling the iso)
- Various Arcade games via Namco Museum, Sonic Gems collection (No way to Inject Roms without recompiling the iso, and even then unlikely to work)
2023.10.17 18:29 marbonmb How does Master Code works exactly ?
Hi, I recently got a GameShark 2855 (the black handled one) and I can't find the Master Code for my game language version (I play on Ruby, French Version)
Also, I'm wondering HOW Master Codes are working, like what it exactly do on the game, is it a sort of encryption key or something like that ?
Additionnaly, is there a way to find Master Codes or to convert them from CBA or something like that ? I can find Master Codes in 8bit format, but I never saw in 12bit format !
I know that ARCrypt can find the master code of a game if we give him the ROM Image. But, it can only generate it for CBA, and im not sure of what to do with this.
I'm kinda new there but it's so exciting to go back in past with those physical AR while today it's often integrated in some SoftWare way (like on the Switch for example)
Thanks a lot if someone have any informations !
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Also, I'm wondering HOW Master Codes are working, like what it exactly do on the game, is it a sort of encryption key or something like that ?
Additionnaly, is there a way to find Master Codes or to convert them from CBA or something like that ? I can find Master Codes in 8bit format, but I never saw in 12bit format !
I know that ARCrypt can find the master code of a game if we give him the ROM Image. But, it can only generate it for CBA, and im not sure of what to do with this.
I'm kinda new there but it's so exciting to go back in past with those physical AR while today it's often integrated in some SoftWare way (like on the Switch for example)
Thanks a lot if someone have any informations !