User Files from Darkman425

I forgot that I had this lying around. Probably best that it's here rather than sitting around in some random folder on my computer.

Emulator used: BizHawk 2.7

This came from an older computer from which I made my Final Fantasy Legend 1 TAS. This doesn't have all of the info from The Final Fantasy Legend game resources page but it has all of the relevant ones I used in producing the TAS.

Emulator used: BizHawk 2.7

Uploading this to bare bones RAM watch to at least give anyone else some sort of start if they want to look into this version of Gunstar Heroes a bit deeper.

Emulator used: BizHawk 2.7

Kind of bare bones but it should have the basic Mega Man X & Y positions as well as boss HP.

Emulator used: BizHawk 2.10, mgba core

Encode if you want to waste 50 minutes of your time: https://youtu.be/J6NG5Ahie44

There's no verification movie for the SaveRAM since it game from one made from a casual playthrough.

The GBA version has a bug where !Calm works on the opposite of the intended targets, as in stopping anything NOT tagged as a magical beast. This makes Omega stoppable with Beastmasters. I just thought to make a silly TAS to see if it was even possible with reflected Blitz whip procs and 4 Yellow Dragons to beat Omega at around where most people are leveled by the end of the game. It's also why this isn't remotely optimized in strategy, though at least RNG manipulation through waiting on when to input commands (seems to change every 2 frames and also affected by any inputs done after the action is locked in) meant that I got the minimum number of procs needed to win with this terrible strategy. I just wanted to excise this stupid thought exercise from my system while the 2025 Final Fantasy V Four Job Fiesta was ongoing.

For #9717: NemoRuby & Darkman425's Genesis Mega Man: The Wily Wars "zipless" in 1:37:19.85.

Emulator used: BizHawk 2.10, mGBA core

This is mainly for figuring out what RAM address are needed to disable flashing in Crash Party USA. Freezing RAM address 0x4778 to 0 when in the minigame disables the function to switch the color used to flash the screen a given color.

Emulator used: FCEUX 2.6.6

The fan translation patch for Dead Zone is available on the Stardust Crusaders Translations website: http://yojimbo.eludevisibility.org/

The fan translation is also available for download here: https://romhack.ing/database/hacks/entry/XDbyupEBtmQqFDluRZS3

https://youtu.be/VgVN1y0zeMI

English fan translated TAS companion to the regular Dead Zone submission found here: #9254: Darkman425's FDS Dead Zone in 09:12.61

Emulator used: BizHawk 2.9.1

The game is available here: https://tic80.com/play?cart=1097

If you do check out the developer's stuff, I gotta give a small NSFW warning on some of their works outside of the TIC-80 website.

I've had this completed but probably not refined TAS input file for around for about a year. I intended to come back to this to see if there's something I missed when it comes to finishing stages early. The air dash is fast but meter management is important to keep going fast. I just haven't had the drive to come back to this for a while. With some interest in TASing TIC-80 games right now, I might as well put this up for others to see if they can improve on it. I'll accept co-authorship if anyone does go through and improve things. The game is sync friendly so single stage improvements are easy to implement.

Emulator used: BizHawk 2.9.1, Gambatte core

Just a heads up, I do all the RNG manipulation without a bot. That doesn't excuse accidentally getting an extra PutrePup bronze medal pretty far back before beating the BossTroll, though fixing that would require redoing 2 days worth of heavy RNG manipulation. The worst part of the RNG manipulation so far has been the BossTroll fight as fire attacks have a 30% hit rate and I couldn't get RNG to behave well enough with manual checking to get a 2 round fight.

Despite that big gaffe with the extra medal, I will press on at a later time since as far as I know there's nobody who has had any progress for an all gold medals TAS that has gotten this far. For now I should focus on other things.

Current progress: 23/165 gold medals