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| Raccoon Sam Posts: 775/1040 |
Originally posted by juanplb U r'nt allowed 2 talk lik dat |
| juanplb Posts: 1/1 |
I think u already know about it, but the guys at this site: www.vr32.de , should be useful in Vitual Boy coding |
| Dragon hellfire Posts: 40/162 |
I think the VB assembly is V810, correct me if am wrong.
I can't help with the ROM though. Sorry. |
| Raccoon Sam Posts: 773/1040 |
Could be.
Is there a header or something in VB games? |
| MathOnNapkins Posts: 781/1106 |
Perhaps the system requires that some sort of checksum of the game image is correct in order to run? |
| Raccoon Sam Posts: 771/1040 |
I've tried to change several ROM addresses, but even a Single change will make the ROM go kaboom.
Is there a some kind of a protection doohickie in it? And on a side note, what's the name of the Virtual Boy Assembly (If any)?  |
