lol if you continue to emulate this game after the victory screen, loading the saved game causes the game to almost immediately reset! That's awesome!
Something similar happens in symphony of the night game end glitch/arbitrary code execution. After the credits play, you go back to the main menu, and your save file is now a clear file - if you try and load it right away (without reseting first), the game crashes.
I'm really excited for 100% Yoshi's Story. I assume you're familiar with Dan Salvato's real time runs of the similar category "all melons"? It has a lot of cool speed tech in it.
Also; I saw one instance, in level 43, where I tried to cornerbreak one block and it broke the unbreakable block next to it in error; if this can be reproduced and figured out it'll make a huge difference.
I suggest you use MHS to find relevant memory addresses to position and speed (x pixel, y pixel, x subpixel, y subpixel, x velocity, y velocity all may or may not exist), examine what they are when this glitch happens (on the frame and on the frame before of course) and use that information to try and reproduce it in TAS.
Hey.. I'm new to this and I've seen lots of vids on tas.. I want to do a KOF, FF one since those are the games I love to play.. What's the first thing I do? I already have ROMs do I just get the emu of this site and start testing? Are their NG ROMs already in this emu? What happens first?
What system(s) are the games you want to try TASing on?
A Flappy Bird TAS isn't interesting because its difficulty is static.
In Canabalt, the uncapped max speed means its difficulty rises until it is completely impossible non-TAS without getting stupidly lucky. (And then this happens, so we have an actual 'end', too!)
That's the difference.
