Any suggestions on which emulator can run this? My DS just suffered an accident while I was playing, and no longer displays the top screen. I am quite distraught.
I'm not agree this you. Those cracktro sometimes makes more trouble than fix them.BlueStar said:doyama said:Well I hope someone releases a clean version of this soon. I really dislike the cracktro stuff. You'd think with all the fuss that came with Dementium2 that they'd avoid doing it again?
You act like cracktros are a new thing. It's releasing games uncracked, nonworking and with no cracktro which is a recent thing. Ideally, all games would be properly released with a cracktro, but Venom is one of the few remaining real scene groups working on the DS from the GBC/GBA days.
Try playing some introed GBA releases on a slot 2 like the EZ 3in1. They don't work. Clean dumps of the same games do.BlueStar said:doyama said:Well I hope someone releases a clean version of this soon. I really dislike the cracktro stuff. You'd think with all the fuss that came with Dementium2 that they'd avoid doing it again?
You act like cracktros are a new thing. It's releasing games uncracked, nonworking and with no cracktro which is a recent thing. Ideally, all games would be properly released with a cracktro, but Venom is one of the few remaining real scene groups working on the DS from the GBC/GBA days.
BlueStar said:doyama said:Well I hope someone releases a clean version of this soon. I really dislike the cracktro stuff. You'd think with all the fuss that came with Dementium2 that they'd avoid doing it again?
You act like cracktros are a new thing. It's releasing games uncracked, nonworking and with no cracktro which is a recent thing. Ideally, all games would be properly released with a cracktro, but Venom is one of the few remaining real scene groups working on the DS from the GBC/GBA days.
doyama said:Well they're not new definitely, but to be honest have kinda become less and less so over the years. PC games used to be full of them but even there it's becoming minimized, aside from the keygens and whatnot. Perhaps with the NDS AP becoming more of an 'issue' that cracktros will become more common. But right now I think they're the exception, not the rule even in general.
Wanting to release working games is understandable. I agree that they should crack them, BUT I really can't see why they have to PREcrack it, why not include a clean version and a patch.TrolleyDave said:doyama said:Well they're not new definitely, but to be honest have kinda become less and less so over the years. PC games used to be full of them but even there it's becoming minimized, aside from the keygens and whatnot. Perhaps with the NDS AP becoming more of an 'issue' that cracktros will become more common. But right now I think they're the exception, not the rule even in general.
I can remember the C64/Atari ST/Amiga days when if it didn't have a crack and an intro it was nuked and the entire scene made fun of the release group. lol
TrolleyDave said:doyama said:Well they're not new definitely, but to be honest have kinda become less and less so over the years. PC games used to be full of them but even there it's becoming minimized, aside from the keygens and whatnot. Perhaps with the NDS AP becoming more of an 'issue' that cracktros will become more common. But right now I think they're the exception, not the rule even in general.
I can remember the C64/Atari ST/Amiga days when if it didn't have a crack and an intro it was nuked and the entire scene made fun of the release group. lol
Miser said:Wanting to release working games is understandable. I agree that they should crack them, BUT I really can't see why they have to PREcrack it, why not include a clean version and a patch.
What I don't get are the intros. What do they contribute to the release? Is it just an ego thing, wanting to leave their mark?