Aren't (NTSC) and (USA) actually the same thing? Shouldn't the latter be used?
Are you saying that NONE of the Pokémon I train will evolve in this game?
EDIT: Works when I add www. to the domain name.
I'm pretty sure that some of the physics are different, or the layout is different. There was a post where it mentioned someone couldn't keep P-Speed in SMA, but could in SMB3...
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Yeah, I know I can spindash through it, but spindashing loses speed very quickly going up those hills. When I tried this, I didn't have enough height on my jump after I got through the cord. I could spindash through, stop, and spindash again, but getting the game to let me spindash up those hills is a complicated time-consuming affair.
no, thats not possibel, Mario Jumps different on the SNES Version.
nitsuja: Is there any reason why we shouldn't begin recommending 1.5 as the preferred snes9x version here, if it includes everything "we" added in 1.43 and supports more games?
Hehe, you could do the flyswatter game in Mario Paint. Of course, the problem with mouse games is that they have a wide possibility of inputs per frame, so it's trivially easy to move the cursor ridiculously and not look anything like mouse movement.
I meant the TAS-ing version. I like the spiffied up emu better.
Plus, once I decide to make a TAS that's not going to suck, I won't have to download anything further. =P
Well if the emu is ever booted up to the 1.5 version, I'll be sure to play it again.
... if I complete the level and redo and start+select at the last bonus because once you get stuck as the multicolored rhino you can't get out ... If you can make a SNES9x version that is capable of tracking the rhino glitch ...
The smaller the scaling should be, the more pieces of a smaller segment of the screen are repeated, and (because the height is less) the closer it is to the bottom.
void VCRComp_startFile( const char *filename, long* width, long* height, long* rate, int fps )
{
// testing (actually a dialog sets these here)
*width = 320; // 50% scaling
*height = 240; // 50% scaling
*rate = 32006; // apparently the default in Mario 64
avi_opened = 1;
frame = 0;
infoHeader.biSize = sizeof( BITMAPINFOHEADER );
infoHeader.biWidth = *width;
infoHeader.biHeight = *height;
infoHeader.biPlanes = 1;
infoHeader.biBitCount = 24;
infoHeader.biCompression = BI_RGB;
infoHeader.biSizeImage = *width * *height * 3;
...Game crashes and goes very fast up Castle Crush, but I don't think this really can be used. test it yourself
I meened an no flute-warp speedrun. So pretty all Levels, I hope you understand wat I mean.