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Personal Projects / Re: Shounen Ninja Sasuke Translation Hack
« on: June 09, 2019, 04:13:08 pm »
It looks awesome !!!
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Thanks for pointing that out! The code was set up to allow songs to be played from any region, but since this isn't really necessary in Redux, it can be removed. I should've taken this into consideration... sorry about that! The reason you experience this bug is because the new byte in memory $702 didn't get reset to 00 when you save and quit.
ShadowOne, to fix this, change this:
At 0x19B91, change 02 to 07.
The new code was set up to use $702 for the world location copy, but it will probably never be used, so it can remain as the default $707. If in the future we need to use $702 for the world location copy, then we'd have to reset it with new code when you save and quit.
I think only the last boss dialogues are DEMANDING to be dubbed.
That last ZEROOOOOOOOOOO!!!! from Ciel is heartwrenching.
I'm probably going to be nearly the only one that will want this but, The SNES Version of Dracula X could use a Non Linear as well. It might be easier considering that version is not on a disc.
I guess the rest of the games are fairly linear aside from the Metroidvania games.
Also when you go for the perfect ending you never get to see the alternate stages. The water stage gets boring after awhile when you save Annette and on top of that you never get to fight the cloaked guy. I think I fought him maybe twice in my lifetime.
Not easy. I'm not sure about what frame rate the game actually runs at, but improving it would be a hell of a task. It's not like 3D games, games on the NES were just designed to be like that, so changing that design would be more trouble than it's worth. Just play the arcade version.
Now THIS is more doable. One could analyse how mouse input works on Mario Paint and the few other games designed to use the mouse, then try to replicate that in Sim City. If there's a game out there that supports both controller or mouse, even better. The tricky part is telling the game that that's what you want to do, but I really don't think it's outside the bounds of possibility.
Given how much people like this version over all others, I'm surprised nobody has tried to do it. I would, but alas, no time.