Do you know if it would be possible to put a rom on a normal magnetic disc and play it on a N64DD? Just out of curiosity.
I'm not entirely sure of the question but 64DD only recognizes its own proprietary floppy disk format.
How long have you been a Kirby fan?
Truly since Kirby's Return To Dream Land.
Is Yakumono (your OC) male, female, or neither?
It doesn't really have a gender, but I don't really mind any pronouns to be used for that character though.
Thank you for all the information. I'm the one who posted about how the extract personal data from a BS-X cartridge with a Super NT. Yes, i'd like some help if it's ok for you. Which files do I have to send you so you can copy the data to the srm file? The BS-X rom and the srm file generated with the Super NT? I used these options to extract them: rom: 1MB ram: 32kb chip: none map: lowrom
Is it ok in that way? Thanks in advance.
Please DM me on Twitter or Reddit or something and I'll personally help you out, it will be a lot easier.
Hi, Is it possible to extract personal data from a BS-X cartridge? I read a post about how to extract games from a 8mb card only. I recently bought a BS-X cartrige (with no 8mb card) and it includes user items in the map, such the "speed shoes" and I'd like to extract all this progress. I tried with a Super NT, and I only got the Bios and a srm file, apparently usless with any emulator. Thanks in advance.
It's dumpable with a SuperNT but you need to dump almost the entire Memory Map and then manually copy the data into a SRM file because it's non standard. I can deal with this part if you want.
What can you tell me about your Yakumono character? Any details about their character, how you came up with the design and name, etc.? Have you many full-body drawings of it, cause I'd like to see the full design as I do like it.
Literally just wanted to have a sona, took me a lot of brainstorming. Instead I ended up just mashing up two of my favorite characters in one (Roll.EXE and Magolor). The name came from an inside joke related to Kirby Air Ride reverse engineering. There isn't any backstory to the character, it's just meant to represent me. I have done several full body drawings including a full reference sheet with the full body design from all sides. I uploaded them on Twitter.
You can find those references here: https://twitter.com/LuigiBlood/status/1520383239055106048
If you wonder why it's pink, why it has hearts, why it even has a bodysuit: Battle Network has an aesthetic that speaks a lot to me...
...and I love pink, and I just wanted to design something cute and huggable. It doesn't necessarily represents my personality well, but that's fine.
The inspirations are definitely obvious when you know them, but my goal didn't need to be fully original, I just wanted an identity that I at least decided.
Are people allowed to draw your sona?
Yes, I enjoy seeing what others do with it a lot :)
What is the button mapping for the hagi emulator for SMS in SM3DAS when using Switch Joy-Con controllers?
I have absolutely no idea.
I was wondering if you've done any research into the emulation they're using for Radical Dreamers with the new CC release. I've been doing some research and trying to figure out how the rom itself (program.rom) is encoded/what emulator they're using.
Barely. The ROM is a standalone version that has the BS-X font included and other things, and they're clearly using a SNES emulator with embedded hacks to replace text on screen.
Yeah, the rom looks to be the exact size of the one we used when doing the hack back in the day, but definitely encoded some way. It's annoying.
What's your opinion on the phrase "it's always morally correct to pirate Nintendo"?
My opinion is that if you say that you should say the same for Sony and Microsoft lol
How would you define "retro" as an adjective (e.g. something from before at least 20 years ago, 30 years ago, 40 years ago, &c.)?
For me it's like 15+ years ago stuff.
Do you reverse engineer any emulators/ROMs/retro/hax/etc that are NOT based on Nintendo?
I don't. I admit most of my interests are on the first party stuff.
Opinion on the pc ports of the N64 game's?
It's alright. I dunno what else to say about them lol
Do you think the Nintendo 64 is worth getting the original hardware considering the current state of emulation?
N64 emulation works fine if you have a good enough PC to run parallel at full speed for the most demanding games.
Will future versions of Project64 ever work with all of the ROM Hacks, especially SM64 Hacks to Modern Plugins?
Probably not I'm afraid. Keep that 1.6 version around.
The base design is purposefully very female oriented based on my own tastes to be fair...