skawo96

<blatant copypaste from rvlution.net>



Yes, guys, this is what I've been working on for past six months. Well, turns out it's an another (no pun intended) hack of New Super Mario Bros. Wii! It's not Newer after a nameswap: it's a completely separate project.

That being said, the project is smaller than Newer: Don't expect Custom World Maps or your Wii flying. However, all levels are changed (along with coin battle, ambushes and other brouhaha), some tilesets and background have been made, and also a few small ASM hacks. Superguide and Hint Movies were not made because I'd have to delay the game past the holiday season then.

The game starts of at the difficulty of New Super Mario Bros. Wii, and continues like that to W4. It picks drastically up at World 5.

Everything regarding the install and use is explained in the Manual I included with the rar.

So you'd probably want to see some footage, eh?
Trailer
Gameplay of 7-2

Download your package here.

Have fun I guess. And just because this is GBAtemp, I'm gonna post this:

Repacking the ISO with just the files from the RAR is not gonna work; even if you include the AnotherRes folder. You will get a crash or immediate death in 2-Castle. It's not an anti-piracy attempt: ASM written for the game removes hardcoded stuff in the game (The looping-pathways thing). The ASM is done via an Riivolution patch, so it will not work on USB loaders as-is.

I used the NDS Wifi Backup tool to upload save data from my AK2 to newly bought ML: BiS.

It restores the save fine, but upon the start, the game just erases it. I assume that's because it's in a wrong format.

Which format should I convert the save to?

I'm in process of translating a game - ML: BiS - and I need to insert few stressed letters.

I tried looking for the font in Crystal Tile, but all I see are garbled pixels...

Where do I need to look for the font?

Trying to translate the game, and I need to insert a few stressed letters.

I was looking through Tile Layer Pro for them, but haven't found.
Does someone know where are they stored?

Is it possible to swap a save on a real DS cartridge? I mean, if you could use some Wi-Fi tool or something to overwrite the save on a cartridge?