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Invoker: The Hadoken allows you to kill everything, even the bosses, Sigma and his dog in a single shot.
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There is work being done on using a config file, so hopefully in the next release it will be available.
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Frenom wrote:
Im thinking if I should I rescue'ing the aliens in the end or let them die ;)
Well it wastes about 15 seconds or so for the reward of seeing a moving round thing for 2 seconds.
But then again you need them to rescue you in Metroid 4 ;)
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Just remembered something.
You get a special power up if you go into the World 5 tower level a second time, it might have been a cloud...
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BombAHead wrote:
I messed up and turned the Hammer-carrying Hammer Bros. into a white airship. I've done that twice now - someone remind me what the hell's causing it so I can avoid it in the future.
Get a multiple of 11 coins, make the last two digits of your score that number / 11 * 10, then end the level on an even time unit.
Example:
Coins: 44
Score: 572340
Time: 132
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ROM requests are forbidden.
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Blublu wrote:
Can you patch my toaster to support rerecording? :D
I did things the other way, I patched an emulator to do toasting :)
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Here's a new mirror to download from:
http://ipherswipsite.com/snes9x/
The Lysator mirror was also just updated recently which could explain the file not found error at the time.
Linux Binary and Source Code is also now available.
ZSNES will have rerecording as soon as pagefault gets back on his feet, or I have enough free time and will try to finish support for it myself.
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The game is pretty funny, I think it would be entertaining.
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Yes, what a lot of you have been waiting for.
http://www.snes9x.com/news.asp
The differnt mirrors are getting updated seperately, so check them all, and check back a bit later if your platform doesn't have a binary or source available yet.
As of now the Windows and Mac OS X versions are up on some of the mirrors.
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So what's the story with this?
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There are several clouds you are missing.
I haven't played the game in ages, so sorry if my info is a little blurry.
From World 3 and onward, every time you use a magical note block to boost you into the clouds, the level will end with giving you a Cloud.
There's a magical note block in the level in world 3 where there are those green guys throwing spikes at you. There should also be 1 or two of those in world 5. I forget all the locations, sorry.
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I myself have looked at VBA a bit, but don't plan on working on it for a while yet.
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Dasaan wrote:
Nach wrote:
As a Linux user, you should be using CVS just like ipher is.
I am, it's just that it isn't, or at least doesn't seem, to be as upto date and sparkly as the WIPs. :)
Since the WIPs are taken from CVS, there is no way in the world that the WIPs can be updated more often than CVS.
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Boco wrote:
It's the sequel to Solomon's Key, but it happens before.
We call that a "prequel".
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Ah, it's been a while so I can't recall the exact location, perhaps 4-2 doing the minus world trick? That level is definitly 4-4 with underwater bit set though.
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Wow, suprised to see you guys never knew about the minus world before.
In 1-2, if you go through the wall correctly to reach the warp zone, you'll got to the minus world. In can be done in a few other places too for slightly different effects.
Edit, looks like 4-4 with the underwater bit set.
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I'd watch it.
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Boco wrote:
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THAT'S IT! UMIHARA KAWASE AESTHETIC FORM ATTACK W/ RERECORD!!!
:)
NES or SNES version?
..there's an Umihara Kawase game for NES? I thought there was only the SNES and PSX ones..
I only heard of it for SNES, but the rest of your list was NES so I figured I'd ask.
I couldn't get past level 7 or so, how many levels are there?
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Boco wrote:
THAT'S IT! UMIHARA KAWASE AESTHETIC FORM ATTACK W/ RERECORD!!!
:)
NES or SNES version?
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IMHO, if you set up your actions that they will lead to the end of the game without actively getting there, all the better.
Arkanoid is a perfect example, if you can set it up that it can beat the level for you 20 seconds later doesn't that show better skill?
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Dasaan wrote:
The only real problem with the WIPs is if you are a linux user as they don't always compile :/
As a Linux user, you should be using CVS just like ipher is.
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Looks like someone wasn't using SNES emulators back in the day where you couldn't play a game without constantly flipping layers.
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Yggdrasil wrote:
Sorry to be a bugger, but shouldn't this talk of Super Mario World be in its own thread??
(Just my $0.01). :)
Yep.
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I can't promise we'll be releasing this month, but I think there's a good chance we will.
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