What about when the SGB game isn't quite the same game as the DMG version?
If I wasn't currently stuck in South Australia, I'd be experimenting with this already.
My guess is no, but that's the way the emulator renders it.
I change my picture alot, so I'm sure someone looking at this years from now, will obviously see what I'm explaining here, would be no where as near as what my avatar will be then. So without further ado, my current picture (now at this time) is this: http://i54.tinypic.com/n324o9_th.gif ...
I think Feos is saying in a rather roundabout way that he'd rather you consolidate your responses to different people into a single post.
I like to think of it as the judge saying, "I don't think this was seriously intended as a submission (but if it was, somehow, go ahead and uncancel it)."
It says "You may not modify, enhance, supplement, create derivative work from, adapt, translate, reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble or otherwise reduce the CD-ROM to human readable form." in the installer's EULA.
Would it really be possible to end the games on the same frame? Pokémon Crystal has twice the amount of badges Pokémon Yellow has.
It's technically illegal to reverse-engineer Worms Armageddon.
How to describe these grotesque mockeries of natural law? There are no words that can encompass such disgusting foulness, not in English or any other human tongue. They are the Other, Alien beyond comprehension, the sole fact that they exist an affront to all the sanity and reason on which we depend. We could speak of painfully dissonant noises and nauseous colours of no physical hue, ichor-dripping vermiform tentacles and abyssal yonic voids, all structured and characterized with complex despicable mathematics, but those are mere superficialities. Monstrous and sick though these stigmata are, they do not define the abominations; they are merely among some of the more common symptoms of their underlying wrongness. They are the things that should not be, the ultimate aliens. It is this that makes them abominable, and it is this that reduces to gibbering madness all but the strongest of those who encounter them.
But video games are mostly shown on a TV.
"Standard" seems to be a pretty good word for which people are used to, right? How about we use this? Just take off "Definition" from "SD".
And though this is a little insane idea, if someone can put together a version of the emulator with Game Link support, we might be able to like, run Yellow in one window and Crystal in another, dual-TAS style.
The sentiment is appreciated, but I'd much rather type 2 letters as opposed to >2.
So far I've not completed any TASes or contributed any code, and people still tolerate my presence! Or at least they're polite enough not to say anything to my face.
