If you own a rom dump cartridge you can dump your own roms.
Or if you own the game on the virtual console you can use that, but I'm not sure how to do that. I'm sure other people will chime in regarding that.
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SNES Mini Classic Hacking | More games, more borders, more gooder.
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Or if you own the game on the virtual console you can use that, but I'm not sure how to do that. I'm sure other people will chime in regarding that.
So weird question I tried upgrading to the latest version and lost all of my original games...I reflashed the kernel and then 2.2 again and everything is fine...do I have to upgrade? Nearly had a hear attack the first time.
Honestly I skimmed through it as it was talking about box arts and I glossed over a lot of the technical details..
No, we actually don't. We've just been pretending to for eight pages because we're bored.
Legal will mean you own the carts for Killer Instinct, Chrono Trigger, NBA Jam, and ETC and made some personal rom dumps of them.
EDIT: Ah, covered already I see...
Thank you for this.
So I take it that you have to own the games. If you don't, you are SOL (legally speaking)?
Outside of extracting the rom from any Virtual Console purchases you might have made - yeah.
Is there a change log for versions C through F? I see they keep updating it, but the improvements on the site only reflects from B to C.
I assume by square cover art, you are referring to the "Switch style" icons?
I've been trying to put together all of the "Switch style" icons people have created in one place, plus I've been creating some of my own. Batman Returns and all the Super Star Wars games are accounted for in this folder. Here's the link: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B4xpbJ0f0oEKcGljWFBQZXhNM1E
I had posted this link back on the other site, and Robin64 was kind enough to add it the OP which got transferred to ResetEra. If anyone finds any more that I'm missing, feel free to send me a message.
This is the page I have been using as well. I was just looking at it wrong.
I wasn't clicking the ellipse buttons under each version.
Thank you though, your post made me look at the page more closely.
I've been playing a translated Dragon Ball Z: Hyper Dimension and Gundam Wing: Endless Duel without any real issues
This is just what I was looking for, thanks for providing me with the link. I didn't see it in the OP but I must have overlooked it.
That's because you are using Retroarch, not Canoe for DBZ. Press Start+Select and RA's menu should open.
For Soul Blazer, the issue from the compiled compatible game database reads,
"In the Volcano area (Durean), the area is supposed to be dark, except the light following your character. Instead, the whole area is lit up. Probably a transparency layer problem. Other areas with a similar situation do not have this issue, only the volcano area."
If I don't care about this issue, anyone know if the game is still fully playable?
"In the Volcano area (Durean), the area is supposed to be dark, except the light following your character. Instead, the whole area is lit up. Probably a transparency layer problem. Other areas with a similar situation do not have this issue, only the volcano area."
If I don't care about this issue, anyone know if the game is still fully playable?
THIS is a link to my newly made Imgur so you can peruse my BoxArts if you prefer Art+Logo over actual SNES boxes or logoless
I'll be adding more periodically and reorganising them alphabetically. All organized and already PNG gauntlet optimized <3
The Balloon Fight one makes me sad af
I'll be adding more periodically and reorganising them alphabetically. All organized and already PNG gauntlet optimized <3
The Balloon Fight one makes me sad af
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Must have have been patched by Hakchi because the retroarch argument isn't there but the beginning of the argument is indeed different so yeah, retroarch *shrug* my bad
Newer hakchi tells you when a game is not playable and asks if you want to use a 3rd party emulator to play the game. If you hit yes, then it will load automatically with RA even if the '--retroarch' is not in the command line.
Games that play natively say "clover" at the beginning of the command line argument.
Games that play natively say "clover" at the beginning of the command line argument.
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Was anyone able to confirm Tengai Makyou Zero was working on the classic? I tried it myself with no luck.
Edit: Found the Reddit post https://www.reddit.com/r/miniSNESmo...zero_aka_far_east_of/?st=J9DT75BJ&sh=6f6246e3
Edit: Found the Reddit post https://www.reddit.com/r/miniSNESmo...zero_aka_far_east_of/?st=J9DT75BJ&sh=6f6246e3
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^ Natively it won't work, Canoe doesn't support the game's real time clock chip. And Retroarch would require some updating to support it I think since it's an expanded ROM. Also even some of the high-end emulators on PC have trouble running it correctly from what I've read.
1. super easy, flash the music mod and place your new music.wav in \hakchi2\user_mods\music_hack.hmod
2. dont think so
3. its automatic, pick a song with a good natural fade out or loop
oh and I used this to quick convert my music to pcm .wave
https://www.online-convert.com/
No bilinear filter on CRT mode, essential. Global command --no-smooth with the mod.
Not by default, once your mini is hacked you go to install extra modules, install it from that, then in settings you add the global command line.
Its a must, I cant stand the blurry look of the stock unit.
Can someone explain what the hack slowdown issue is / was? I hacked my SNES mini a few days ago, copied a few more games onto it, and everything seems to be working perfectly. I haven't seen any obvious slowdown.
I believe it was a sound slowdown issue caused by earlier builds of hakchi but some games have an input delay in retroarch. I haven't really noticed anything significant either TBH
Just use a new instance/install of Hakchi instead of the one you used for your unit. Download the .zip and extract to its own folder. You should be fine.
The official Hakchi2 FAQ also suggests that you can use the same instance of Hakchi2 for different devices:
This was written in the context of flashing the NES Mini, but presumably the it applies to the SNES Mini?
I see. Reading up more about it, looks like I used the version 'f' which has the problem fixed.
This has been implemented in Hakchi2 since v2.21b.
If you want to patch any of the original games, though, you would still need to add them as a new game.
I'd prefer if he could implement the option to disable the rewind feature, as that's what makes the save state file so huge. Not sure if it's possible though.
I only want to change the art. For that you have to copy everything!
Actually, you can change the art without having to copy the original games. See the OP for a section on how to do it. Someone also created an hmod for Hakchi so you don't have to ftp in: https://www.reddit.com/r/miniSNESmods/comments/77mdm6/hakchi_module_hmod_to_change_original_box_art/