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 Topic: So I think I have 2 games that have never been dumped... |
spoondiddly
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 Forum: Unreleased Games Posted: Mon Apr 18, 2016 2:43 pm Subject: So I think I have 2 games that have never been dumped... |
Could you answer a quick question?
Were any of the Comboy64 games in Korean, or were they all either English or Japanese? |
| Topic: Were WWF No Mercy 1.1 (NTSC) carts actually issued? |
spoondiddly
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Forum: Video Game General Posted: Sat Apr 07, 2012 1:22 pm Subject: Were WWF No Mercy 1.1 (NTSC) carts actually issued? |
| If they follow convention Rev A would be v1.1. Prototypes are always clearly marked proto and demo carts the same. It only gets really complicated with Turok II, with multiple prototype and demo ver ... |
| Topic: Were WWF No Mercy 1.1 (NTSC) carts actually issued? |
spoondiddly
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Forum: Video Game General Posted: Fri Apr 06, 2012 6:42 pm Subject: Were WWF No Mercy 1.1 (NTSC) carts actually issued? |
It probably wouldn't be stamped on the chip. There's two ways to tell a version difference:
On the cart label it will list the ID as such: NUS-NW4E-USA-01
In the ROM header at 0x3B it would read: 4 ... |
| Topic: Were WWF No Mercy 1.1 (NTSC) carts actually issued? |
spoondiddly
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Forum: Video Game General Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2012 9:11 pm Subject: Were WWF No Mercy 1.1 (NTSC) carts actually issued? |
There wouldn't be an internal difference. N64 carts are very standardized.
Comparing ROM images (aka dumps) would reveal whatever fixes occured. A patch could also be made by examining the fix ... |
| Topic: Were WWF No Mercy 1.1 (NTSC) carts actually issued? |
spoondiddly
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Forum: Video Game General Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2012 2:48 pm Subject: Were WWF No Mercy 1.1 (NTSC) carts actually issued? |
Actually, if I could get ahold of both versions I could work out where the glitch lies. Might even be patchable with codes.
Strangely many 1.1 NTSC versions were never dumped. It wasn't until a c ... |
| Topic: I have found my calling, my...vocation |
spoondiddly
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Forum: Unreleased Games Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2005 9:18 pm Subject: I have found my calling, my...vocation |
| Rom dumping is mostly a security issue. Backups prevent you from losing your investment, especially since eeproms don't have the security of a maskrom. Releasing the image is, generally speaking, an ... |
| Topic: O.D.T. History? |
spoondiddly
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Forum: Unreleased Games Posted: Sun Nov 06, 2005 8:56 pm Subject: O.D.T. History? |
| Does anyone know the history of this particular N64 game? The title was never released, though the completed game was recently dumped by Carrot. Oddly enough, it had a full spead in an issue of Nint ... |
| Topic: October 2005 - Elusions: Final Fantasy 64 |
spoondiddly
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Forum: Front Page News & Articles Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2005 10:29 pm Subject: October 2005 - Elusions: Final Fantasy 64 |
Oddly, when the controller for the Revolution was first announced, one of the online reviews mentioned it would be a wonderful idea to draw shapes on the screen or wave a wand to execute magic.
[res ... |
| Topic: Underrated games |
spoondiddly
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Forum: Video Game General Posted: Sun Oct 09, 2005 3:27 am Subject: Underrated games |
Since I will die a heretic for saying "Dance Aerobics", how about "Fire and Ice"? I have yet to hear of anyone that has actually played the game.
An easy second would be "Tricky Kick", a rather ... |
| Topic: Snes Central Unreleased Games Project |
spoondiddly
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Forum: Unreleased Games Posted: Sun Oct 09, 2005 3:18 am Subject: Snes Central Unreleased Games Project |
-Bobby's World
On the NES at least. It's based on a cartoon of the same name. Nintendo Power did an article on it.
-Fire and Ice
NES game, one could say a sequel to Solomon's Key. Dana creat ... |
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