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Help Thread: Patching & Emulation

TSPhoenix

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    • I'm not so sure, while the game do sell here in Australia, games as a whole are slow sellers here.

    That said many forums about ROM Hacking and Emulation tend to be littered with Aussies (I swear GBAtemp is like 1/3 Australians), not entirely sure why.
     

    gotron228

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    • yes it is possible to get a cable from the pc to gba but no u cant trade from them

    EDIT:Oh PS I live in Australia and I baught taht usb thing
     

    Archer

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    • I hope you guys realise that Slot-1 Flashcarts (R4DS etc) will not work with the GBA games.
    Depending on the brand of your flashcart, you can find save converters.

    And you can most definately NOT get a USB-GBA cable that allows you to trade/link. VBA Link/No$GBA are the only methods of trading with emulators and they have no pheripheral support.
     

    Lyzo

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    • VBA Speed Question

    So, recentley I was playing Pokemon Silver on my VBA and it ran at 100%, then when I speeded it up using the Speed Toggle (Spacebar) It would become 3000% - 4000%.

    I just started playing Pokemon Emerald and it also ran at 100%, but then when I did the speed toggle it only came to 200%... How could I make it run faster? At least 500% or so?

    I've tried messing with the frame skip options and music off and on. Which didn't work...
     

    Dragonmaster91

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    Lyzo said:
    So, recentley I was playing Pokemon Silver on my VBA and it ran at 100%, then when I speeded it up using the Speed Toggle (Spacebar) It would become 3000% - 4000%.

    I just started playing Pokemon Emerald and it also ran at 100%, but then when I did the speed toggle it only came to 200%... How could I make it run faster? At least 500% or so?

    I've tried messing with the frame skip options and music off and on. Which didn't work...
    Click to expand...
    I'm sorry, this happens to me too. It is probably a difference in the rom types. Therefore, you cannot do anything about it.
     

    3n3rGyZ

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    Basically the speed will vary vastly from gbc-gba-nds roms when playing on an emulator.
    GBC will always run extremely fast while as you progress to gba and nds they will gradually decrease in speed.
     
    Konekodemon

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    Pokemon Mystery Dungeon Explorers of Sky: I am having trouble saving the game on NO$GBA. Everytime I try to save it says,"Save Failed." How do I fix this?
     
    Konekodemon

    Konekodemon

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    But DeSmuME doesn't have the cheat system in it.

    Edit: Also this makes the sound lag badly.
     
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    Shawk

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    • I downloaded Heart Gold with a semi english patch to play on my NO$GBA 2.6a. I'm learning how to RNG Abuse in it, and to do that, I need save states. However, whenever I make a save state and try to load it, it says either "The rom-image has crashed." or "Undefined opcode - with no debug vector defined." and my game crashes. Usually the second one. Is there anyway to fix this so I can use save states?

    I can't use Desmume either, too slow and no cheats. xP
     
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