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calcwatch Newcomer Level: 4  Posts: 1/4 EXP: 173 For next: 106 Since: 07-20-04 From: New York State, USA Since last post: 281 days Last activity: 14 hours |
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calcwatch Newcomer Level: 4 Posts: 2/4 EXP: 173 For next: 106 Since: 07-20-04 From: New York State, USA Since last post: 281 days Last activity: 14 hours |
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Originally posted by Keikonium I know there's a rom out there which is already split into four pieces, but I'm not sure exactly how they were split. (As it is, they aren't self-contained, and you need all four pieces to get anything to run, so you'd still have to do some ASM hacking.) It's a version of SMAS without Super Mario World, and each file is 524,800 bytes. (The files are named ALLSTAR.1, ALLSTAR.2, ALLSTAR.3, and ALLSTAR.4, and you start it by loading ALLSTAR.1). Also, you could try playing around with the BS versions of Super Mario Bros 2 and 3, since their code is already separated out. Of course, the gameplay rules on those were changed a bit, but hacking them could be interesting... I don't know if anyone has tried hacking those before. |
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calcwatch Newcomer Level: 4 Posts: 3/4 EXP: 173 For next: 106 Since: 07-20-04 From: New York State, USA Since last post: 281 days Last activity: 14 hours |
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Originally posted by Heian-794 lol... I know some really basic Korean (but I'm not "whole Korean", or even part Korean  ). I didn't realize I was reading something out of a translator at first, so I was wondering for a sec why you guys were talking about "달 마술" ("Tal Masul" or literally "Moon Sorcery"  ).Rough back translation(?):
The grammar might be a little funky/awkward (not like I'd really know), and in Korea, they use the traditional form "韓國人" for "Korean person", if they opt for Chinese characters, but yeah... nice move using a Japanese->Korean translator!  Originally posted by Yeah... What's up with that? And I have yet to see a decent Korean->English translator program anywhere. Sometimes, you can get decent results if you do Korean->Japanese and then Japanese->English at a site like this, though. (edited by calcwatch on 01-24-05 01:58 AM) (edited by calcwatch on 01-24-05 02:36 AM) |
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calcwatch Newcomer Level: 4 Posts: 4/4 EXP: 173 For next: 106 Since: 07-20-04 From: New York State, USA Since last post: 281 days Last activity: 14 hours |
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Originally posted by Heian-794Yep, h (edited by calcwatch on 01-25-05 08:09 PM) |
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