Gamecube gba player teardown update#
Gamecube gba player teardown Patch#
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Gamecube gba player teardown Patch#

I haven't tested a lot of this stuff, let alone even attempting to patch (don't have a cube, and i've only just found out my wii has a backup-proof dvd drive).

Gamecube gba player teardown update#

there's dialogue in the iso about the berry update not working or even not being needed, apparently this might apply in case of an update error (possible for forcing Emerald) or the update already installed (which the v1.1 r+s carts apparently have). but, i think that this is only related to patching the berry program for Ruby and Sapphire. J game receiving the jirachi).ģ) check for the realtime clock. reordering the region codes may change which games could receive the pokemon (ie. game names are hard encoded in that iso as a string, but could be changed to emerald (POKEMON EMERBPE), leafgreen (POKEMON LEAFBPG) or firered (POKEMON FIREBPR).

Gamecube gba player teardown code#

with gba pokemon games, having the code xxxP on the cart's label is irrelevant, as it is xx圎 inside the rom. because i have a pal copy of channel, the intended jirachi is only for english and european games, essentially calling for all codes except J. if there's sram, it could potentially mean bye-bye pokemansĢ) checking the id/name of the cart. looking for flash1m_v103 flash save memory. that stuff above are excerpts from Channel, most likely only strings which could be modified.ġ) checking the memory inside the gba cart, ie. What i know is that there are three checks inside the code. GPAU.iso, 0x4843B0C0: 'J E D F I S POKEMON RUBYAXV POKEMON SAPPAXP' there are a couple of things I know about how these pokemon links work, but not much really. I've been working on something similar to this, but with changing Ruby and Sapphire support to suit my real Emerald cart so I can import from Pokemon Channel. Yeah, a single-rom flash onto NOR is obviously required.īut the problem is that until there's a way to patch a gamecube disc or even a gba program contained inside, a flashcart with flash1m_v103 memory (if such a thing exists) is needed.