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Question: new game+
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Posted: 15th October 2007 14:08
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Does Final fantasy VI advance for GBA feature a *"new game+" similar to the one found for emulators on this site: http://masterzed.cavesofnarshe.com/ff3.html ? *Starting game from beginning, saving equipment, stats and magic. (Like CT) Thanks in advance. Sincerely ~ztanz This post has been edited by ztanz on 16th October 2007 01:01 |
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Posted: 15th October 2007 15:03
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Posted: 15th October 2007 20:35
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I Kinda dont understand but uh, Its just a remake on the Gba. Same Game.
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Posted: 16th October 2007 01:02
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Quote (Master ZED @ 15th October 2007 15:03) No. Oh my. Guess I'll stick to your little patch instead. Okey, crazy question, would there be a way to actually patch the GBA game like you can do with SNES? |
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Posted: 16th October 2007 01:57
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Posted: 16th October 2007 02:09
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Quote (ztanz @ 15th October 2007 20:02) Quote (Master ZED @ 15th October 2007 15:03) No. Oh my. Guess I'll stick to your little patch instead. Okey, crazy question, would there be a way to actually patch the GBA game like you can do with SNES? Well, yes, but that would require a GBA patch instead of a SNES patch, and I don't think any such GBA patch exists. -------------------- |
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Posted: 16th October 2007 02:10
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Actually, I'm sure you can patch GBA games. I have no experience with them, but the concept of a patch is applicable to everything, really. I could make a patch that makes changes to a Word document, even. The versions of patches won't be compatible, though, which is what the issue here is.
The new game+ patch was for the SNES version of FFVI. The GBA game is laid out differently so the instructions in the patch don't change the right values; it IS possible to make a patch for the GBA game, but that patch won't do it. Edit Lasz beat me to it.  This post has been edited by Caesar on 16th October 2007 02:10 -------------------- Is PJ |
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Posted: 16th October 2007 15:31
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Quote (Caesar @ 16th October 2007 02:10) Actually, I'm sure you can patch GBA games. I have no experience with them, but the concept of a patch is applicable to everything, really. I could make a patch that makes changes to a Word document, even. The versions of patches won't be compatible, though, which is what the issue here is. The new game+ patch was for the SNES version of FFVI. The GBA game is laid out differently so the instructions in the patch don't change the right values; it IS possible to make a patch for the GBA game, but that patch won't do it. Edit Lasz beat me to it. Question is where do you find a gba-patch guru that could actually do it. I guess this goes in the "things to watch on google" for the next 5 years  |
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Posted: 16th October 2007 21:50
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Somebody should do one...
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Posted: 25th October 2007 10:12
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Quote (DR FF DS @ 16th October 2007 21:50) Somebody should do one... That is the problem, everyone would sure appreciate one, but the work that has to be put into it is.. more than you could ask from anyone. |
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Posted: 14th June 2014 17:19
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