Ok so non-patched versions of the rom are basically impossible to find nowadays. How exactly do you even do this anymore?
Hello everyone, did yet another compatibility fix, this time with Blaze Black and Volt White.
v3.2 - May 31, 2023
DeadSkullzJr:
- Made adjustments to the ROM image.
- Restored Nintendo DSi related data in the ROM image.
- Removed the anti-piracy bypass patch.
The anti-piracy bypass patch was removed because it's generally a bad practice to apply patches
like these to ROM hacks due to the constant changes that occur to the ROM image(s). The other
reason is because anti-piracy bypass solutions tend to receive updates from time to time to account
for aspects of the game that may have been missed in the past. Lastly, these types of patches should
only ever be applied by the end user and not forced, these should only ever be used if by chance the
environment you are working with requires a solution like this for the game(s) to run properly, not
all environments are guaranteed to operate the same exact way or handle game related data in the same
manner.
Download:
Pokemon - Blaze Black Version:
https://mega.nz/folder/VEBHwTrb#DTOXCzyjkS8ujApgeDX_kA
Pokemon - Volt White Version:
https://mega.nz/folder/tERRnQjI#BpGpErAzWa64RcJSSwT_lQ
v3.2 - May 31, 2023
DeadSkullzJr:
- Made adjustments to the ROM image.
- Restored Nintendo DSi related data in the ROM image.
- Removed the anti-piracy bypass patch.
The anti-piracy bypass patch was removed because it's generally a bad practice to apply patches
like these to ROM hacks due to the constant changes that occur to the ROM image(s). The other
reason is because anti-piracy bypass solutions tend to receive updates from time to time to account
for aspects of the game that may have been missed in the past. Lastly, these types of patches should
only ever be applied by the end user and not forced, these should only ever be used if by chance the
environment you are working with requires a solution like this for the game(s) to run properly, not
all environments are guaranteed to operate the same exact way or handle game related data in the same
manner.
Download:
Pokemon - Blaze Black Version:
https://mega.nz/folder/VEBHwTrb#DTOXCzyjkS8ujApgeDX_kA
Pokemon - Volt White Version:
https://mega.nz/folder/tERRnQjI#BpGpErAzWa64RcJSSwT_lQ
Last edited by DeadSkullzJr,
how do I do this?
"no$gba users will have to use the savegames converter to change the .sav in their BATTERY folder into a regular .sav."
Where is the savegames converter? Using an online converter doesn't seem to work.
"no$gba users will have to use the savegames converter to change the .sav in their BATTERY folder into a regular .sav."
Where is the savegames converter? Using an online converter doesn't seem to work.
Maybe the converter is meant for an older version of No$GBA, since I'm sure the save compression format has changed over time. Also, it's best you don't use a save editor on ROM hack based saves because hacks tend to change many aspects of the original game, which yields differing save information that save editors aren't designed around. It's very easy to delete certain data that way.
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