I SERCHED GOOGLE! Want that GBA cartridge maker thingy!
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Dr. KillGood
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I SERCHED GOOGLE! Want that GBA cartridge maker thingy!
If I had it could I put 3 games on one cartridge?
Legend of zelda:
Links Awakining
Oricle of Seasons
Oricle of Ages?
Cus it would kick ass to have them on one cartridge?
And could I redo the sprites so it looks better too!?
Legend of zelda:
Links Awakining
Oricle of Seasons
Oricle of Ages?
Cus it would kick ass to have them on one cartridge?
And could I redo the sprites so it looks better too!?
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Dr. KillGood
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Dr. KillGood
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Dr. KillGood
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before you hit buy buy buy, u should know that those dont work perfectly on a gba flash card at the moment.. actual GBA games (most of them anyway work fine) gbc and gb need an emulator to run them. People are working on them but development for the GBC is slow.. a small select few work fine without sound supposedly but others arnt even worth playing and saving doesnt work perfectly yet either..
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elementxmaster
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it should work with any flash card.. Im using an XGFlash Turbo 512 and it works (and its one of the worst cards on the market)
a lot of games are working at a decent speed.. especially lately because activity has been boming when it comes to SNESAdvance, the emu that makes it possible. Only problem is that a lot of games that are working have some glitchy graphics that are very annoying..
the best working games are MegamanX, Super Mario World, TMNT4, Super Metroid Works but is slow (like 20fps and the scene in the first area where the screen starts to 'tip' is messed..) Megaman7, theres more, but those are the ones ive tried.. because at first they said that they were the only ones worth playing (that i would).. the ones i listed have very minimal graphical glitches.. I dont think theres sound support yet either.. at least not proper..
a lot of games are working at a decent speed.. especially lately because activity has been boming when it comes to SNESAdvance, the emu that makes it possible. Only problem is that a lot of games that are working have some glitchy graphics that are very annoying..
the best working games are MegamanX, Super Mario World, TMNT4, Super Metroid Works but is slow (like 20fps and the scene in the first area where the screen starts to 'tip' is messed..) Megaman7, theres more, but those are the ones ive tried.. because at first they said that they were the only ones worth playing (that i would).. the ones i listed have very minimal graphical glitches.. I dont think theres sound support yet either.. at least not proper..
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extremesonic
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SNES games run on XROM carts(i know first hand) as well as any other flash cart. However SNES emulation is far from perfect on the GBA. No sound(and there never will be due to CPU and sound channel limits). And many graphic effects(all SNES games with specialy chips will never work, ie star fox, mario rpg, and many other awesome games) are emulated poorly or so-so. Very few games run at full speed, and almost all have some sort of graphic glitch/hiccup.elementxmaster wrote:I've heard that you can play SNES games on GBA flash carts on www.gameboy-advance.net. Will SNES games work on the very famous XROM? Will they work at full speed? Can someone explain fully instead of showing me a link...please
Long story short, If your buying a GBA flash cart for SNES emulation, dont.
SNESp - 100%
Protable X - 15% - I need money
Protable X - 15% - I need money