How are you planning to run it on an official cart? As far as I am aware the dpad hack ( https://gbatemp.net/threads/legend-of-zelda-spirit-track-d-pad-patch.374773/ ) has not been ported to cheats (it might not even be possible to do so) and there are no real means to patch a commercial DS cart on the fly.
dont think spirit tracks has anti piracy protection and just wondering why use a dpad hack the original touch screen controls were amazing I completed both Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks 100%
I just want to and it does have anti piracy checks. It won't give you train controls if you don't have some kind of patch.
No worries about wanting to play it with the dpad -- I too thought the touch screen was a poor choice, forcing it even more so.
I imagine the game will have some measure of anti piracy, however every flash cart going and even vaguely worth using should work fine with it and handle any patching that needs doing.
I imagine the game will have some measure of anti piracy, however every flash cart going and even vaguely worth using should work fine with it and handle any patching that needs doing.
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I think that *maybe* you could apply the d-pad hack patch on the ROM, then the Xdelta patch by Xenophobia to crack the AntiPiracy checks, but I doubt it could work.
No real waste of time if you give it a shot, though.
No real waste of time if you give it a shot, though.
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