da_rula said:Just buy the game, it's really worth it
you can then get a wii channel that allows you to use the TV speakers for band brothers DXbustyman100 said:da_rula said:Just buy the game, it's really worth it
Just ordered a copy from playasia. I am looking forward to having it on sleep mode and whipping it out to play whenever I get the chance without worrying about the flash cart owning my battery.
I also have a japanese NTSC wii... does this mean I can use the code to unlock something-or-rather?
zerosystem said:R4 uses try this save file:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/pi5xhz
Tested on my R4 and seems to be working.
These statements can easily be disproved by the fact that people like me used to be able to connect to Wi-Fi at one point. Since then, and even before the update I used to fix the save compatibility, the game started to refuse to connect to Wi-Fi any longer. So without changing anything on this end I was able to connect, then suddenly not able to connect anymore.SSUK said:To me, this looks like a conflict between how the flash cards save data and how the DS would normally save data. Meaning you'll probably have to patch the ROM to save data the way the Flash card wants to rather than how it would save normally. But it may be a case of Flash cards not formatting the save file properly TO save song files, so when the card checks for free space, it can't find the start of where downloaded data should go and rather than crashing, it returns 0 free space, hence our predicament here.
QUOTE(Heishiro @ Jun 27 2008, 10:13 AM) So surely wifi isnt working for compatibility issues with the smaller save, the game probably does some checking to how much space u have left to download songs, and when it notices there is no space at all it starts acting strange, thats why wifi and editor mode wont work correctly, and probably will only when developers release new firmware supporting this new save files.
xtsuname said:I am somehow thinking that that is the reason. Since the safe file contains information needed to actually make the game run and stuff. Our current firmware, all except for EDGE still does not contain the software to write make and possibly ammend the 8Mb save file and this might be why our wifi is not working.
Or another reason will be what people have been deriving which was DBBDX server has found a way to identify fake cards and disable downloading from using them.
Hmm... Intriguing... While the rest of us are blocked out, you can still access the server. I wonder...SpikeyNDS said:These statements can easily be disproved by the fact that people like me used to be able to connect to Wi-Fi at one point. Since then, and even before the update I used to fix the save compatibility, the game started to refuse to connect to Wi-Fi any longer. So without changing anything on this end I was able to connect, then suddenly not able to connect anymore.
I'm suspecting the issue may have nothing to do with flashcarts anymore, but a region block like DigitalSilence said. This seems far more likely, and may very well be the case. And if that IS the case, then even importing the title will not help you.
I guess the simplest way to test this theory would be to have someone who lives in Japan (Preferably with a Japanese DS) and owns an affected flash cart (R4/Cyclo/DSTT/etc.) try to connect to the server. Any takers?
By the by, I have been doing some thinking about this Cyclo firmware update. While it is likely that they have added some basic 8mbit support, as evidenced by your 100 free download slots, it makes me wonder if the core of this update is really just something that just automatically creates a hacked save file. If that were the case, then it would be no surprise that the servers are still blocking it, since my current theory is that there is something unique about the hacked save files that Nintendo is able to use to filter them out.
There could be a horse-cart analogy to describe this situation: The Cyclo team fixed the cart, but they didn't notice that the horse is puking its guts out (Or a less graphic way to show that it refuses to move).
QUOTE(Gokuroro @ Jun 27 2008, 08:22 AM) They are NOT blocking the ROM. As I said before, I can still listen to the music, but, because of the song limits, I can't download them.
bustyman100 said:da_rula said:Just buy the game, it's really worth it
Just ordered a copy from playasia. I am looking forward to having it on sleep mode and whipping it out to play whenever I get the chance without worrying about the flash cart owning my battery.
I also have a japanese NTSC wii... does this mean I can use the code to unlock something-or-rather?
Yeowch, if you're in Japan right now and you are still able to connect to the servers with an R4 (That is, if you're able to preview songs and use the Wi-Fi radio option), then that may be all the proof needed to show that there is indeed a region block (Probably IP filtering) in place.Leoking said:Yeah,i'm from Japan and have jap DS with R4...
Sometimes i can connect to the server, but can't download anything (grayed button) as i said before... =/
Wasn't the problem more likely to be that you actually can't write save data when you play the game at the moment?Lupigen said:Yeowch, if you're in Japan right now and you are still able to connect to the servers with an R4 (That is, if you're able to preview songs and use the Wi-Fi radio option), then that may be all the proof needed to show that there is indeed a region block (Probably IP filtering) in place.Leoking said:Yeah,i'm from Japan and have jap DS with R4...
Sometimes i can connect to the server, but can't download anything (grayed button) as i said before... =/