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Do the previous games need to be played to appreciate the story (do they even have translations)?
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SNES Mini Classic Hacking | More games, more borders, more gooder.
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Do the previous games need to be played to appreciate the story (do they even have translations)?
Thanks for looking into this, guys. I recreated my sfrom from scratch using sfrom tool and the patch from Robin's latest pack (linked in second post). I'm wondering if my old sfrom didn't get overwritten properly. In any case, looks like I'll have to recreate the SFROM using the latest patches again and retest. Pleased this is an issue on my end, and not a wider problem.
Ahh. Yeah. That explains it. I figured Robin's pack had the latest version of the patch. Thanks again!
It does, but it also depends when you downloaded it. :P
I started keeping notes of when a patch was updated in it.
Even if it did, you always need to create a new sfrom file. Since people don't know what patch has been updated, then they don't re-build their roms.
Nope. There are references I think but you should be ok. And I believe the others have translations. They arent on SNES however
BTW, there's a newer Rock n Roll Racing patch than the one mentioned in your notes.
Thanks. Are you sure you tried G Next and not GX? Because those pics look exactly like the issue GX has.
Wonder if someone could help me out here.
I 'hacked' my SNES classic way back shortly after release when the hacking tools were still in beta versions and I used Hakchi2 0.2rc5
I'd like to add a new more games to my classic, but I'd also like to make sure I'm using the most up to date stuff. Is there any kind of guide available for going from an older tool like this to the current ones?
Will I need to re-flash my classic with the original firmware backup I took? If I do that will I lose my save games and save states?
I 'hacked' my SNES classic way back shortly after release when the hacking tools were still in beta versions and I used Hakchi2 0.2rc5
I'd like to add a new more games to my classic, but I'd also like to make sure I'm using the most up to date stuff. Is there any kind of guide available for going from an older tool like this to the current ones?
Will I need to re-flash my classic with the original firmware backup I took? If I do that will I lose my save games and save states?
Update to the new version, flash custom kernel. You won't lose any save.
Go here for more questions
https://hakchiresources.com/
Go here for more questions
https://hakchiresources.com/
End goal is to try to get as many as possible running. Helping sluffy as much as possible, give him everything he wants and needs, so he doesn't burn out or feel ignored.
Hakchi is really a different project with different end goals. I'm not sure of the current state of it, but it was certainly moving a lot slower than sluffy.
To get the sort of all encompassing system you've described would mean people would need to work together a lot better than they have so far. For example SFROM tool + hakchi combination is really not as tight as it could be.
I'm constantly amazed how this has all turned out.
It's an AtGames unit that Sega are licensing for sale in Japan, not an actual Sega produced piece of hardware.
Sorry, this question might seem stupid but I want to know:
When I run Super Mario Bros 3 (NES) on retroarch, I always have this flickering on the bottom left screen area.
Is this something I can fix or is this just how NES games are emulated? I heard it has to do with the nes, originally running on tube TVs, where this issue was not really visible.
On my HD TV however, it's quite distracting. :(
Any solution to this issue?
When I run Super Mario Bros 3 (NES) on retroarch, I always have this flickering on the bottom left screen area.
Is this something I can fix or is this just how NES games are emulated? I heard it has to do with the nes, originally running on tube TVs, where this issue was not really visible.
On my HD TV however, it's quite distracting. :(
Any solution to this issue?
You mean to the right of the screen, no? It's the right part of the screen that normally has glitchy graphics.
And this is why:
Like you said, on old CRT TVs it was usually hidden by the overscan. Unless Retroarch or the emulator core within has a setting to adjust some sort of fake overscan, then there's nothing you can do about it...
In this video, you can see it.
During gameplay inside levels, there is some kind of white bar flickering in the bottom left area (right above the HUD). It's very small, but noticeable imo.
Is this normal? Because I cannot remember this happening at all. :D
For this I need to upgrade to Hakchi CE right? I am still using version 2f from Cluster.
Maybe today I will try to get up to date.
Thank you!
I'm intrigued, because AT have been asking MegaDrive emulator authors about licensing. example: https://github.com/notaz/picodrive/issues/70
So I wonder which they have managed to secure.
He's hard on himself? (Must be on another board.) I wonder if he knows about this thread and the appreciation that he's given here.
Not to derail too much, but did anyone ever find a way to mod the Sega Genesis Collection on Steam to let you add your own ROMs? I just wanted to know if there was a mod to expand the bookshelf UI to include the games of your choice.
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I would suggest you edit that comment. Mods here do not condone piracy and I'm actually amazed no one has closed this thread already. Today a thread asking about PS2 emulation was closed and the OP was banned for asking less of what you did.
Aw man, I really thought they were doing it in-house this time and not that AtGames garbage. Ah well. Guess it's just not meant to be.
Revised the post, just inquiring about how moddable the Sega Genesis Collection was nowadays.
So the long and short of it is, still no Genesis Mini that can rival the SNES Classic Mini... whaddashame~
Rudra's VC patch is huge. But here we are.
Well given how much the VC patch is doing, I guess it doesn't hurt that I posted it now.
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Rows: 5E (94), Patches: 5C (92), Modified: 83 (131):|
Well given how much the VC patch is doing, I guess it doesn't hurt that I posted it now.
Robin64
Could you record a Ys 5 video to check for the flickering? Sluffy has been waiting on one for a few days now.
Here's a save in the first town to avoid the intro:
https://www.sendspace.com/file/94jj3m
Just go up to leave the town, then go all the way right. Jump around, attack, get hit, etc., and record the flickering if it happens.
Could you record a Ys 5 video to check for the flickering? Sluffy has been waiting on one for a few days now.
Here's a save in the first town to avoid the intro:
https://www.sendspace.com/file/94jj3m
Just go up to leave the town, then go all the way right. Jump around, attack, get hit, etc., and record the flickering if it happens.