Could you inbox me the link please?
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Homebrew Homebrew game The Simpsons Hit & Run
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Perhaps it might help if someone googles "4pda 939714"
Found the torrent link there, once I did a search in the searchbar for it, thanks!
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I have a question about installing it on Switch. Do you unzip the "switch.7z" folder and combine with the other "switch/simpsons" folder, then copy to switch?
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yes, and then install the .nspFound the torrent link there, once I did a search in the searchbar for it, thanks!
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I have a question about installing it on Switch. Do you unzip the "switch.7z" folder and combine with the other "switch/simpsons" folder, then copy to switch?
I do have a Vita if you need someone to check if your port works.
I need more than someone checking if it works, the current status is that it crashes while booting up.
I downloaded for switch installed the Nsp. The Simpson game is in the switch folder along with the nro. Booting from the NSP the game just stays at a black screen . Nro crashes the switch . Not sure what I’m doing wrong . Installed the map with gold leaf .
What you're installing is not my port anyway. I never released an NSP, just an NRO that can be launched from the hbmenu no goldleaf or tinfoil needed.
@ZenosElea
Could you please fix the audio cracking bug when entering sleep mode? Thanks a lot for your hard work!
Could you please fix the audio cracking bug when entering sleep mode? Thanks a lot for your hard work!
I badly want this! Can anyone share it with me its been ages since I played it and would really want to re-visit this game on my switch.
i badly want this! Can anyone share it with me I really want to re-visit this game on my switch
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i badly want this! Can anyone share it with me I really want to re-visit this game on my switch
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It s a Rus site (I think) but can translate it and use search bar on top of page and search for "Simpsons Hit & Run", suggest using a VPN if you have one, to be safe, That download/ version has the nsp file.
This is not the correct site, I would never put it on a torrent tracker.It s a Rus site (I think) but can translate it and use search bar on top of page and search for "Simpsons Hit & Run", suggest using a VPN if you have one, to be safe, That download/ version has the nsp file.
Ok, didn;t know which version was yours, i was just noting where I found version with nsp file.
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