Then the multi-party battle in the caves. Has the difficulty been ramped up? Tritoch had me doing this Quote from: Rodimus Primal on November 03, 2014, 11:12:26 PM

So far the game is interesting, at least as far as I got. Personally I say use this on SNES9x.īack on topic, I did notice a few crackles and pops in bsnes when I tested it so far. Blargg made improvements to emulating the sound core on SNES emulators, to which both byuu did with bsnes/higan and SNES9x did as well. The problem with that arguement is that ZSNES is KNOWN for having a completely inaccurate sound core that was never fixed. Whether we use SNES9X or ZSNES or original hardware, it should just work as intended. So I humbly request that future releases be made emulator-neutral or emulator-agnostic. This project is too awesome to be shoved aside and relegated to the footnotes of romhacking history. They were upset at the dozens if not hundreds of 'emulator specific' rom hacks that will forever be forgotten and ignored because they can only be played by one specific (obsolete) emulator. There's a reason that byuu made 'higan' as an emulator for accuracy purposes.

But SNES9X has everything working perfectly! Default settings on both, so it is curious to see that.

In ZSNES the music gets horribly out of sync and messes up too often to be enjoyable. I'm currently playing the first Star Ocean game for the Super Famicom (with Dejap English patch) and it is fantastic. With all due respect to the authors of this (otherwise fantastic) rom hack, I do have only one request for future releases.Ĭhange your code however is necessary in order for the hack to not only work on actual hardware but to work in emulation without favortism towards any particular emulator.

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