How do you do that? sorry I have not been reading every page? I probably wont know unless someone told me how tbrh
I think you're misunderstanding the purpose of this thread. This gif, I believe sums up the purpose better than I can with words.How do you do that? sorry I have not been reading every page? I probably wont know unless someone told me how tbrh
I think Reecey wants to know how the ROM was extracted. This is how:
* Buy Super Mario Advance (USA) (GBA) (Virtual Console)
* Make a RAM dump while running it.
* Open RAM dump in hex editor and cut out everything apart from the non-dummy ROM.
* Byteswap it (e.g. with Skelux's "Byteswapper")
* Buy Super Mario Advance (USA) (GBA) (Virtual Console)
* Make a RAM dump while running it.
* Open RAM dump in hex editor and cut out everything apart from the non-dummy ROM.
* Byteswap it (e.g. with Skelux's "Byteswapper")
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I think you're misunderstanding the purpose of this thread. This gif, I believe sums up the purpose better than I can with words.
Uh... yes.
Don't forget music restoration, which needs to be done on all four games.Not yet!
I still have to figure out how the palette data is stored in the ROM (it's different than Yoshi's Island) so that I can make the Colour restoration.
After that is done, THEN it'll be the Ultimate version. xD
This is the best version of the best Mario game ever created, and Nintendo finally listened and made available some of the best content for it. How perfect is this!!! A huge thank you to the people who worked hard on dumping it and making the patch available. I purchased three cartridges for the purpose of fitting all levels. Not needed anymore! I wonder if the pinout of the rom in the official cartridge will match that of a flash...
I really hope someone could dump the japanese versions of EarthBound Beginnings and EarthBound, known as Mother and Mother 2 in Japan.
From what I and other memebers from Starmen have gathere, those releases have some changes over the original Famicom and Super Famicom releases.
If someone has a japanese Wii U with those two titles, please dump them
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