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If you want an NBA Jam, get Hangtime, which was the follow-up after the Jam name was sold off.
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I haven't looked at hacking this thing yet, but it reads compressed roms, right? I'm pretty sure my snes romset is some collection which includes all releases (Japan, NTSC, PAL) and later revisions of the games, in a single archive for each game. Will I need to pull out from the archive the individual US/JP rom for whatever I want to put on it?
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Oct 10, 2017 13:55
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I'd recommend it. Hakchi compresses then itself when writing
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Oct 10, 2017 13:56
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irlZaphod posted:I haven't looked at hacking this thing yet, but it reads compressed roms, right? I'm pretty sure my snes romset is some collection which includes all releases (Japan, NTSC, PAL) and later revisions of the games, in a single archive for each game. Will I need to pull out from the archive the individual US/JP rom for whatever I want to put on it? I believe it compresses the games as you add them to the library. I picked about 40 games out of a giant pack then took the time to zip them individually before dragging them in to Hakchi, and I think that was just a big old waste of time. But yes, if you already have them in a zipped format you don't need to expand them.
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Oct 10, 2017 13:57
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:Ok, from all of you SNES-having goons (growing up I had a Genesis instead) what are your recommended sports games, one game per sport (the only exception being hockey, since whatever you guys suggest, I'm putting NHL94 on there, even if it's not the resounding favourite)? Mega Man Soccer.
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Teenage Fansub posted:If you want an NBA Jam, get Hangtime, which was the follow-up after the Jam name was sold off. Nice! Any glaring omissions, or is it literally just more of the same (which I'd love)? EDIT: Nephzinho posted:Mega Man Soccer. I assume you're joking, since everything I've heard about this game is that it's bad to terrible.
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Oct 10, 2017 13:59
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If he's got one 7z or whatever with a bunch of different versions in it though, won't it get confused?
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Oct 10, 2017 14:00
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You can open a .7z in 7zip and drag a particular file from there to Hackchi without having to extract anything first.
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Oct 10, 2017 14:00
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Al Borland Corp. posted:If he's got one 7z or whatever with a bunch of different versions in it though, won't it get confused?  I probably won't be putting much on, since I never owned a SNES I don't really have any nostalgia goggles for too many games which aren't on the Mini. But I might like to throw FFV on there, and maybe the SFC Fire Emblem games.
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Oct 10, 2017 14:01
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I had to send my hori controller back because the receiver was busted from the getgo, I asked for a replacement but if they can't is there another option for a wireless controller? Honestly I hope I can get another hori one cause the dpad felt nicer than the ones that come with the console.
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Oct 10, 2017 14:08
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track day bro! posted:I had to send my hori controller back because the receiver was busted from the getgo, I asked for a replacement but if they can't is there another option for a wireless controller? Honestly I hope I can get another hori one cause the dpad felt nicer than the ones that come with the console. Nyko has it's SNES Miniboss. No idea what it's like, but the NES one was great. https://nyko.com/products/super-miniboss-for-snes-classic-edition There's also this from Powerplay. https://www.mightyape.co.nz/product/powerplay-snes-wireless-turbo-controller/26872493 The pad looks a bit dodgy to me. edit: 8bitdo have a bluetooth receiver for the NES classic where you can use their wireless controllers, or even a dualshock 4, but it doesn't support the mapping quite right for SNES. Apparently there is/will be a patch to sort that out. Teenage Fansub fucked around with this message at 14:31 on Oct 10, 2017 |
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Oct 10, 2017 14:12
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So far the main use of my Super Nintendo which plays Super Nintendo games has been to start playing through Gameboy Advance titles that I never owned since I skipped a couple generations there. Minish Cap and Four Swords are currently in play and I heard Mario vs. Donkey Kong was good. Also while scrolling through a list of games my 6 year old saw 'Barbie Vacation Adventure' so...we spent some time searching Barbie's mansion for presents hidden in microwaves last night.
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track day bro! posted:I had to send my hori controller back because the receiver was busted from the getgo, I asked for a replacement but if they can't is there another option for a wireless controller? Honestly I hope I can get another hori one cause the dpad felt nicer than the ones that come with the console. My coworker got some wireless controllers in her GameStop bundle and she says they were great. I believe the brand is Yok and they're $20.
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Oct 10, 2017 14:16
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:
I liked it. 
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Ballz posted:I liked it. I legitimately want to know more. I mean, I'll give it a try, but I also (whenever I get my SNES Classic) don't want to continually keep going back to loading on more games, removing some, etc etc. I'm topping the device at 40, so I'm trying to get, to me, the best 19 games I can on there. The MK trilogy, NHL94, and Chrono Trigger brings that number to 14 left.
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Oct 10, 2017 14:45
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I remember Mega Man Soccer being fun when I was a kid but I also used to spend hours throwing a football onto my roof and running around trying to catch it as it bounced off.
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Oct 10, 2017 14:51
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MegaMan 7 is not as good as I remember it being. Why are there so many cutscenes
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Oct 10, 2017 14:53
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Kelp Plankton posted:MegaMan 7 is not as good as I remember it being. Why are there so many cutscenes It calms down after the intro level
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Oct 10, 2017 15:04
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techknight posted:TUSH for quickly checking whether or not your ROM has a header, and changing it (explained below) Way back some pages, but thank you very specifically for posting this tool. Anyone who wants a good full guide to dealing with roms and patching and stuff should click back through to the full post. (Assuming quote links are working, those have been weird recently)
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Oct 10, 2017 15:10
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Manky posted:Way back some pages, but thank you very specifically for posting this tool. Anyone who wants a good full guide to dealing with roms and patching and stuff should click back through to the full post. (Assuming quote links are working, those have been weird recently) Link to the post?
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Oct 10, 2017 15:11
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Waltzing Along posted:Link to the post? Ha yeah, I could just post a link couldn't I? https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3783186&pagenumber=199&perpage=40#post477178400
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Just gonna quote it for this new page. techknight posted:You need to get the original ROM and then patch it yourself. There's a quite a mess of utilities involved. For anyone who hasn't done this before, I present a mini guide:
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Oct 10, 2017 15:20
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Has anyone had any luck with DBZ: Hyper Dimension of Super Street Fighter II running on SNES Mini? They're the only two games I have that don't seem to run.
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Oct 10, 2017 15:29
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Any chance of a new thread with a FAQ? Seems the same questions keep popping up.
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Think Geek and GameStop will be restocking today with unbundled SNES minis. Good luck, goons!
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Waltzing Along posted:Just gonna quote it for this new page. This is a nice guide but you’d be doing a lot of unnecessary work. Download your patch. It’ll be an ips file. Download the ROM. Download LunarIPS. Open it. Locate the ips file. Locate the ROM. Done.
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Oct 10, 2017 16:15
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I got a super famicom mini and was able to put Hakchi2 on it easily enough. Then I added all of the english versions of the games since I don't really read Japanese. It gave me some C7 error on a couple, but I found working versions of those too. I'm hoping for an english translation patch for the menu at some point too. Still, I ordered it on release day and it ended up being about $86 including shipping. I didn't really expect that. And I like the look compared to the American one, but I still want one of those when it gets easier to get one.
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Cultisto posted:So far the main use of my Super Nintendo which plays Super Nintendo games has been to start playing through Gameboy Advance titles that I never owned since I skipped a couple generations there. Minish Cap and Four Swords are currently in play and I heard Mario vs. Donkey Kong was good. Play all of the Mega Man Zero and Castlevania games, and both Metroid games are worth playing. They're all loving amazing. GBA had so many good games.
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I want to recommend The Adventures Of Batman And Robin to anyone who wants a really cool and fun platformer/beatemup hybrid thing. It's authentic as hell to the 90s animated series, music and art and all. Levels pull from some really iconic episodes too, like Riddler's Minotaur maze. I never knew about this game back in the day but it's worth playing for sure.
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Kelp Plankton posted:I want to recommend The Adventures Of Batman And Robin to anyone who wants a really cool and fun platformer/beatemup hybrid thing. It's authentic as hell to the 90s animated series, music and art and all. Levels pull from some really iconic episodes too, like Riddler's Minotaur maze. I never knew about this game back in the day but it's worth playing for sure. Co-sign. AVGN put it on my radar, I've always wanted to play it, so this was a great excuse to do so. Also Death and Return of SuperMan is great.
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Waltzing Along posted:Any chance of a new thread with a FAQ? Seems the same questions keep popping up. I'm going to edit the OP, just haven't gotten around to it yet. 
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Kelp Plankton posted:I want to recommend The Adventures Of Batman And Robin to anyone who wants a really cool and fun platformer/beatemup hybrid thing. It's authentic as hell to the 90s animated series, music and art and all. Levels pull from some really iconic episodes too, like Riddler's Minotaur maze. I never knew about this game back in the day but it's worth playing for sure. I recently learned how much the Mega-CD version of that game goes for, and it was a hell of an eye-opener ($2,000, USD  )
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:I legitimately want to know more. I mean, I'll give it a try, but I also (whenever I get my SNES Classic) don't want to continually keep going back to loading on more games, removing some, etc etc. I'm topping the device at 40, so I'm trying to get, to me, the best 19 games I can on there. The MK trilogy, NHL94, and Chrono Trigger brings that number to 14 left. mega man soccer is fun if you played it when it first came out and you were a kid and you only got to buy a few games a year and you had to convince yourself it was a good game due to stockholm syndrome. it is not an objectively good game because the CPU cheats like a motherfucker. also if you're going to impose an arbitrary limit on yourself for how many games you want to add, it seems kind of silly to put all 3 MK games on the console. it'd be like putting all 3 versions of street fighter 2 on the console.
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Speaking of Mortal Kombat, if I was gonna put any one of those three games on my console which one should it be? I kinda want to do the original since that's the one people know but I also know that's the heavily-censored version :/
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quiggy posted:Speaking of Mortal Kombat, if I was gonna put any one of those three games on my console which one should it be? I kinda want to do the original since that's the one people know but I also know that's the heavily-censored version :/ Do either 2 or 3. The original has much less content and feels really anemic going back to it.
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2 is probably the best one to put on in terms of being closest to the arcade version graphically. 3 and UMK3 are quite a bit rougher in this regard, although still very playable.
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MK1 really hasn't aged well and is more of a proof-of-concept than anything else. MKII is the best of the lot, though UMK3 is good too. UMK3 feels like more of a sequel to MKII than MKII does MK1, if that makes any sense.
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MK2 it is, thanks folks.
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Do we still not know the limitation on the max number of games before the UI breaks?
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Ok, I actually only played the original on Genesis, so maybe that's why I have a soft spot for it. I'll go with MK2 and maybe UMK3. It always bugged me how MK2 on the SNES was graphically WAY superior to the Sega Genesis version. It felt JUST like the arcade (to a 12-year-old me). Plus, you had enough buttons by default, and didn't need to use a special controller to access all of your moved 
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