Zelda Parallel Worlds

It is possible to use parallel worlds with real hardware on eproms?

I heart that isnt possible to save the game on real hardware?

Coult anyone this confirm?

regards

red

If memory serves, the saving function wouldn't actually kick in until you found the sword, despite the fact that the menu comes up at any time. As that takes a while in this game, it's possible no one tried to save until after they found it, and wrote it off that saves don't work. It's certainly more convenient to use emulators with the save state function on that particular point.

It is possible to use parallel worlds with real hardware on eproms?

I used it on a copier and it seemed to work fine Though that's not a cart (eprom) technically.

Sorry for the second question but...

have you the rom file on a Tototek flashcart or what for a device?

You said, not on eproms?! have you try this?

regards

red

I used a Super Doctor 7 (GD7), which has 32 megabits of RAM. You can buy them from Tototek (or at least you could in the past) but I did not obtain mine from them.

Even if I wanted to try it on EPROMs / EEPROMs I'm not sure how to go about it.

ahh okay.

I search in the internet some info about PW.

Other Sources have written, that when you get the first sword in the game, the save process doesnt work anymore.

Coult check this?

regards

red

Other Sources have written, that when you get the first sword in the game, the save process doesnt work anymore.

It's the opposite. The save process starts working when you get the sword.

hmm ok.

In fact? It would work on real hardware?

It would work on real hardware?

It should work, if MathOnNapkins's results are any indication.

It would work on real hardware?

I don't know about that. As far as I know, no one's ever tried it on real hardware.

Except for me. (See previous posts). It's not like a Game Doctor 7 is an emulator >_>.

Except for me. (See previous posts). It's not like a Game Doctor 7 is an emulator >_>.

Haha. I have to admit, I only read the newest post before responding. Fixed.

The gentleman I worked with in editing the game script for version 1.1 reported having put the hack on EPROM and playing it thusly. I don't recall him mentioning any problems with saving...

That was me, and I didn't have any trouble saving.  I actually have two versions on EPROM carts now -- the original 1.0 release, and an interim script edit that still has a few text display bugs.  Both of them save fine, but the ability to save begins after you get the sword, as has been established.

There's one problem, though, that does occur on the hardware and not in an emulator: the intro screen graphics are screwed up. I vaguely recall Seph saying that it's because he forgot to write something to (or erase something from) VBLANK.  MathOnNapkins, do you have that problem on the copier? Do you remember what the issue was?

um ivwe been having problems with the patch   i added it to a loz alttp rom and tryed it but the screen on the emulater stayed black any suggestions as to a solution to my delema

Jeesh, you shouldn't have to post your problem in two threads. Check my answer on the Gaming Discussion one.