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Trailblazer Advance

Controls:Left/Right .............. Move ballRight shoulder button ... Speed up (recommended for real hardware)Up ...................... Speed up (recommended for emulators)Left shoulder button .... Slow down (recommended for real hardware)Down .................... Slow down (recommended for emulators)Button A ................ JumpSTART ................... PauseUsing up/down on the GBA's D-Pad makes steering a bitmore difficult, so we recommend you use the shoulder buttons instead.Subsequent jumps get higher!Gameplay:Guide the ball down each course (all 21 courses of the C64 version are implemented) within the time limit. You are also limited to 7 jumps per course (9 in "easy" setting). Bonus time, jumps and score are awarded after each level. If you finish the last level, the courses will start over using the next difficulty setting. The starting level and difficulty can be selected from the "Options" menu.There are several coloured squares that affect the ball: Red tiles slow you down,Green tiles speed you up,Blue tiles make you jump,Purple tiles block your way,Cyan tiles reverse your controls andWARP tiles speed the game up - a bit! 8-)

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  • SylverReZ @ SylverReZ:
    Open Homebrew Channel exists.
  • Xdqwerty @ Xdqwerty:
    Im bored
  • Sicklyboy @ Sicklyboy:
    @DinohScene, unfortunately since I don't have the space or tools to work on it at the moment I'm at the mercy of my mechanic to find the problems and solutions :(
  • Sicklyboy @ Sicklyboy:
    He did half jokingly suggest looping the hoses to bypass the heater core but I'm like nah the car is still just a little too recent to be doing those kinds of fixes to it
  • DinohScene @ DinohScene:
    speaking of the Wii, I should probably replace the clock batteries in mine
    +2
  • DinohScene @ DinohScene:
    metal nips comes to mind but you know, jank
    +2
  • chrisrlink @ chrisrlink:
    problem is if libogc is tainted pretty sure the entire dkp is too
  • SylverReZ @ SylverReZ:
    I rarely do this, just because it really isn't necessary to me personally. And also, the clock batteries in the Wii do last for quite a long while.
  • SylverReZ @ SylverReZ:
    Never had leaky batteries.
  • chrisrlink @ chrisrlink:
    yeah but nintendio never had a Cbomb problem 3 gens in a row
  • chrisrlink @ chrisrlink:
    though i feel sony purposly did it to force the ps4/5 to update (since 3 is completely pwned it's irrelivant (until all of the psn for ps3 shuts down
  • chrisrlink @ chrisrlink:
    lucly kiiwii and the others coded goldhen to bypass the cmos battery check
  • chrisrlink @ chrisrlink:
    luckly
  • chrisrlink @ chrisrlink:
    i dread the day sony shuts down the psn servers for ps3 (no updates BD Keys and for those on ofw when the cmos battery dies on them well game over
  • chrisrlink @ chrisrlink:
    this is why cfw/hacking is crucial less ewaste and you know some games might not get remastered
  • BlusterBong @ BlusterBong:
    PS3's basically being treated like any other blu-ray player, just occasional updates to reup the bluray, the PSN store's stil breaking horribly last i checked
  • chrisrlink @ chrisrlink:
    my god x86 box is so accurate it may take a whole day just to install ME
  • chrisrlink @ chrisrlink:
    and this is on a steam deck
  • chrisrlink @ chrisrlink:
    90% formatted C drive image for ME 12GB
  • chrisrlink @ chrisrlink:
    AND THAT HAS BEEN MAYBE HALF AN HOUR
  • BlusterBong @ BlusterBong:
    should have used virtualbox or vmware
  • chrisrlink @ chrisrlink:
    me has issues
  • chrisrlink @ chrisrlink:
    choppy sound etc
  • chrisrlink @ chrisrlink:
    and the video drivers are a little more difficult to track down
    chrisrlink @ chrisrlink: and the video drivers are a little more difficult to track down