zggzdydp's N64 Akumajou Dracula Mokushiroku Gaiden
If it actually syncs for everybody else but me, this should go back on the workbench. It's actually a very well played movie (coming from somebody who's done the same run on a console).
Super Mario 2 (aka Lost Levels)
Green Machine: Beat the game 1-1 through 8-4 as Luigi (one session, warps allowed).
Power of 9: Complete World 9 (aka no warps)
Alphabet Soup: Complete A1-D4, no warps.
Dr. Mario
Empty Bottle: Clear all the viruses with no capsules left on screen.
Super Mario 3
MFS: Collect Mushroom, Fire Flower, and Star Cards in that order.
Super Mario All-Stars
Turn the game off already!: Beat Super Mario 1, 2, 3, and Lost Levels w/o resetting or turning off the machine.
Phoenix Wright Series
Wright, not Wrong: Beat the game without ever making a mistake.
Chrono Trigger
No time like the Present: Beat Lavos using only characters from 1000 AD, namely Crono, Lucia, and Marle.
No time like the Past: Beat Lavos using only characters from prior to 1000 AD, namely Ayla, Magus, and Frog.
Vegas Stages
Last Dollar: Drain your account to $1. Win any game that has a minimum cost of $1.
Star Fox 64:
Sorry Peppy: Beat the game without doing a barrel roll.
Dark Ocean Master: Beat Aquas without firing a missile. (Boss battle doesn't count.)
Conversation Disruptor: Beat a member of Star Wolf while they're saying something.
Slow Targeter: Destroy the 6 missiles at Area Z when it's within 50 meters of Great Fox.
And on the platform, you die.: Beat one of the 3 robot bosses in Area Y while they're standing on the ship.
Team Killer: Shoot down a member of your team.
Team Destroyer: Shoot down all 3 members of your team in the same level.
Andross Loves Wings: Lose both of your Wings to Andross inhaling/eating attack.
Dot Eater: Until the boss, don't fire a single shot or bomb.
As many times as I played this on ePSXe, this game never froze or crash under the game nor the emulator. It's shocking that we don't have TAS features on that emulator.
Because ePSXe to my recollection is closed source.
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One big improvement right from the get go - press start twice at the title screen to skip the float in animation.
Also, I would suggest trying to balance the sad feeling in the run and use it more, because she runs really fast while sad. You do start with a full heath bar and there's several feeling refills in the level.
I'm using the US version, since that's what should be used.
And yeah, that's an old one. Get the new one in the DS Emu forum (assuming your computer supports SSE2, which is why it crashes for most people).
Wow, I got an immediate desync. Didn't even get past the title screen. ^^;;
Are you using the new DeSmuME emulator that just got compiled, or the one that has major desync issues that everybody has been told to not use?
Well, that explains it. Your processor is the problem - it doesn't support SSE2, so whenever you try to run a program that uses it, it crashes.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SSE2
Is this dead because of an emulator problem or still in progress?
Looking at the prior posts, it was stopped because of emulator problems, but since there's a v9 out now (v7 was the one out at the time it was worked on), it's worth checking to see if it works now, or if it's still dead in the water.
I agree that the villagers are a bunch of idiots who reward your grinding with underpowered items. I think they should be skipped in a TAS. Technically, the villagers could give you items earlier than you should have them. But since you usually have to replay a stage 3 times to get the right green chests to make them happy it's pointless.
Agreed. Saving the villagers is a must, but doing their dirty laundry is stupid and should be skipped.
I was a bit sarcastic about the loading times, but they're there (going in and out of the menu, especially). Depending on how you load the game on ePSXe you may not notice any since loading from an ISO is faster then from on the PS1 at 1-2x speed.
How's the conversion of the DS version? I'd hope it's better than the execrable Playstation one if it's going to get a serious run made for it.
You don't have the 2 minute long load times, which is great for a start.
But everything I've seen and played of the DS version is just as good as the SNES version.
I'm finally back at this, using 0.0.7 of the emulator.
The times listed above are from the old v1 run, but I'm keeping them up for my reference only right now.
All golden frogs will have to be collected, because apparently in order to get the ending, you need them.
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVqLb6IFDZY - Human Play of Tropical Zone)
Current Progress:
1. Zone 1 - Retro Zone (Truck) - 5 levels
a. Level 1-1 - Retro Level 1 (CLEARED - 6s, 5s, 5s, 4s, 6s = 26s)
