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#M.u.l.e. emulator c64 trial

I played just up to the end of the first reactor raid and I'm loving how new the game feels! I know I won't enjoy the super hardcore one and the others don't seem to change much besides flat difficulty percentages (items or enemies). After researching the various difficulty mods, I decided I like yours the best. Hi LostWing, I just found these boards and did the whole BootLeg install. You just seem to be the only active person I can find that is involved in this sort of thing atm) sorry for sort of highjacking your thread, wasn't intended. Since you're a lot more experienced with both GScodes and moding in general, i'm curious what your take is on attempting something similar with FF7. Specifically some custom jobs/characters using a mix of enemy sprites/other info and playable character info, like this for FF:Tactics for example: I'm finding some pretty interesting things being done with gameshark codes in other games however, and it seems as if the same level of attention hasn't been given to FF7.

#M.u.l.e. emulator c64 trial

Just way too much trial and error involved for someone new like myself.

Probably for the best though lol, would not be happy after putting tons of work into something and only to have it to crash on the PSP (it's intended use). wasn't able to create a new kernel.bin with wallmarket (access denied even though it isn't, set as admin, UAC off 100%, etc) or even so much as open armips (generic error message). Spent awhile finding and fooling around with the stuff but then hit a road block with the programs after the fact. I didn't get to try much of anything of my own actually lol, suspect Win7 is the problem though.

#M.u.l.e. emulator c64 mods

Quote from: xLostWingx on 00:29:53 I haven't tried any VII PSX mods on PSP. If not, I'll bet vgr could do this in like 5 minutes if he was willing.Д®DIT: Didn't know your PSP was stolen >_<

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If you know how to test this, go ahead and do so then let us know.

It is probably unlikely that mods involving new/reconfigured spell animations, restructred materia, and anything heavier would work on a PSP. I would imagine a kernel.bin that only had some alterations to weapon stats, magic strength, and character stats would work fine. If the PSP can handle a few changes, there is the potential for a PSP compatible FFVII PSX mod.

#M.u.l.e. emulator c64 mod

Perhaps a less modified mod would work? I would try making half a dozen small changes to the kernel.bin in Wallmarket to the Clean Unmodified kernel.bin and plug it back into an iso, and convert that to an EBOOT and see if it works then. I'm surprised that ePSXe runs it half the time, and even it doesn't like many changes that I tried to make. Keep in mind, this mod involves hundreds if not thousands of changes to the original game. I have no evidence that they will work with any other emulator, the Playstation machine, PSP, or anything else. My mods are only tested on ePSXe playstation emulator. This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged M.U.L.E. Link to file: mule_w_atari_harmony_ends.mp3 So, here is what the C64 version should have sounded like, available after all these years enjoy:

I expanded the music engine to support an additional channel and supplied it with the missing song component. ThatвЂ™s great but little to no published games were developed to take advantage of this customization.ДЄfter doing a bit of reverse engineering, IвЂ™ve managed to study the music engine of the game and isolate the music data from both of the вЂњgoodвЂќ versions of the game.

#M.u.l.e. emulator c64 Patch

Something hackers did, even as far back as the 80s, to expand the sound channel capabilities of their C64s was to patch in additional hardware into technically unused spaces of the address bus, allowing for more channels. However, due to a limitation of the C64 sound system (one less sound channel), it is lacking a significant componentвЂ“the harmony and counter melody that is only present in the first version. fans would likely agree that the Commodore 64 version of the game theme sounds superior to the Atari 800 version.