DS #XXXX: Music Monstars (Europe)

[T-hug]

The ROM doesn't work I have tried it on M3 Simply and ITouchDS.

 

[adzix]

the video actually look fun, especially the 2nd one.
of there's some sort of record and dub function, i'd go for it.
hoping for a proper dump

 

[V!olaPlayer]

Me too, adzix. Oh, and yes, I know. =P (@ the first post to mention me)

 

[Pizzaroo]

well i cant find it -.-

EDIT: i think the ROM sites are just slow
it'll prob be up soon so ill dl when i get back from school
toodles

TOODLES!

Anyways, my rom site doesn't host XXXX D: Oh well, I'll wait for the good headered one O.o

 

[Guile589]

Not working on SC DS1 also:/

 

[funem]

Before anyone asks why is this nuked.
Reason: Bad Header.

care to explain what this means to a n00b?

There is a multitude of reasons a rom can be nuked, to put it simply, unless its a perfect dump of the rom, it will be nuked, the rom has to be dumped complete with all the unused space at the end of the code. Roms are manufactured set chip sizes IE 2mb 4mb 8mb 16mb 32mb 64mb etc. If the code in a rom is only 35mb in size it will be released on a 64mb cart as it will be to big to be released on a 32mb one, because of this there is 29mb of rom that contains no data. The rom still has to be dumped completely. So the scene release of a rom will be 64mb in size ( complete code and unused space ) to use the code on your flashcard, most people will use a ROM trimmer to remove the un-required, unused space so it takes up less room on your cart.

Each rom acknowledged by the Scene is given a release number. If it is found not to be a perfect dump it is nuked and the number is generally removed from sites where they list releases and replaced with xxxx as a number. Demo Roms are also listed as xxxx as they are not full games. This rom has xxxx as a number as it has been nuked, prior to it being xxxx it would have been allocated a number.

Reasons for nuking in the past have been :-
The rom has been altered by compressing parts of it to save space
The rom has been hacked to change something in it
It has been dumped but was incomplete, i.e. not the whole contents unused space included

Like I said basically unless its an exact copy of the ROM it will be nuked. I have no idea why this one was nuked, but it can only really be that its not a perfect dump

Hope this helps...


Oh and a link to upcoming releases if you are interested in that sort of thing....

http://www.ds-scene.net/?s=release


 

 

[Kbs]

I've been waiting for this game for a while, looked fun a couple months ago but there was no release dates anywhere

 

[BionicC]

Each rom acknowledged by the Scene is given a release number. If it is found not to be a perfect dump it is nuked and the number is generally removed from sites where they list releases and replaced with xxxx as a number. Demo Roms are also listed as xxxx as they are not full games. This rom has xxxx as a number as it has been nuked, prior to it being xxxx it would have been allocated a number.

Reasons for nuking in the past have been :-
The rom has been altered by compressing parts of it to save space
The rom has been hacked to change something in it
It has been dumped but was incomplete, i.e. not the whole contents unused space included

Like I said basically unless its an exact copy of the ROM it will be nuked. I have no idea why this one was nuked, but it can only really be that its not a perfect dump 

How things change... I remember back in the day, the scene didn't acknowledge the ROM numbering that websites like Subport indulged in... and hacking ROMs to include group intros was positively encouraged

 

[Daxionan]

Seems to have great music capabilities

Better than Wii Music

 

[Novelsito]

wow the second video is amazing

 

[updowners]

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[VISHI SO FISHI]

I like games like these but only if they have real songs...

 

[DespizingU]

Wow...I got to this too late, and now I guess I can't find it anywhere because it's been nuked. And I've been waiting for this for a few months now(ever since irpacynot posted a vid in the Games section).

Hopefully tomorrow they'll have a fixed dump up.

 

[-=SkReeK=-]

Each rom acknowledged by the Scene is given a release number. If it is found not to be a perfect dump it is nuked and the number is generally removed from sites where they list releases and replaced with xxxx as a number. Demo Roms are also listed as xxxx as they are not full games. This rom has xxxx as a number as it has been nuked, prior to it being xxxx it would have been allocated a number.

Reasons for nuking in the past have been :-
The rom has been altered by compressing parts of it to save space
The rom has been hacked to change something in it
It has been dumped but was incomplete, i.e. not the whole contents unused space included

Like I said basically unless its an exact copy of the ROM it will be nuked. I have no idea why this one was nuked, but it can only really be that its not a perfect dump 

How things change... I remember back in the day, the scene didn't acknowledge the ROM numbering that websites like Subport indulged in... and hacking ROMs to include group intros was positively encouraged

i was about to post something quite similiar ^^ the so called scene doesn't do any numbering at all, this is still something very "un-scene" IMHO
maybe some great day intros will be seen on the DS too (VENOM, just do it FFS!), i'd love to see topics full of hate against those fine pieces of art again ;]

 

[GreenBanana]

Before anyone asks why is this nuked.
Reason: Bad Header.

care to explain what this means to a n00b?

There is a multitude of reasons a rom can be nuked, to put it simply, unless its a perfect dump of the rom, it will be nuked, the rom has to be dumped complete with all the unused space at the end of the code. Roms are manufactured set chip sizes IE 2mb 4mb 8mb 16mb 32mb 64mb etc. If the code in a rom is only 35mb in size it will be released on a 64mb cart as it will be to big to be released on a 32mb one, because of this there is 29mb of rom that contains no data. The rom still has to be dumped completely. So the scene release of a rom will be 64mb in size ( complete code and unused space ) to use the code on your flashcard, most people will use a ROM trimmer to remove the un-required, unused space so it takes up less room on your cart.

Each rom acknowledged by the Scene is given a release number. If it is found not to be a perfect dump it is nuked and the number is generally removed from sites where they list releases and replaced with xxxx as a number. Demo Roms are also listed as xxxx as they are not full games. This rom has xxxx as a number as it has been nuked, prior to it being xxxx it would have been allocated a number.

Reasons for nuking in the past have been :-
The rom has been altered by compressing parts of it to save space
The rom has been hacked to change something in it
It has been dumped but was incomplete, i.e. not the whole contents unused space included

Like I said basically unless its an exact copy of the ROM it will be nuked. I have no idea why this one was nuked, but it can only really be that its not a perfect dump

Hope this helps...


Oh and a link to upcoming releases if you are interested in that sort of thing....

http://www.ds-scene.net/?s=release


 

But gbatemp doesn't host illegal roms, so it's none of their nor our business to tell the general populace about it.

 

[ndstuff]

When we can expect good release?

 

[funem]

Before anyone asks why is this nuked.
Reason: Bad Header.

care to explain what this means to a n00b?

There is a multitude of reasons a rom can be nuked, to put it simply, unless its a perfect dump of the rom, it will be nuked, the rom has to be dumped complete with all the unused space at the end of the code. Roms are manufactured set chip sizes IE 2mb 4mb 8mb 16mb 32mb 64mb etc. If the code in a rom is only 35mb in size it will be released on a 64mb cart as it will be to big to be released on a 32mb one, because of this there is 29mb of rom that contains no data. The rom still has to be dumped completely. So the scene release of a rom will be 64mb in size ( complete code and unused space ) to use the code on your flashcard, most people will use a ROM trimmer to remove the un-required, unused space so it takes up less room on your cart.

Each rom acknowledged by the Scene is given a release number. If it is found not to be a perfect dump it is nuked and the number is generally removed from sites where they list releases and replaced with xxxx as a number. Demo Roms are also listed as xxxx as they are not full games. This rom has xxxx as a number as it has been nuked, prior to it being xxxx it would have been allocated a number.

Reasons for nuking in the past have been :-
The rom has been altered by compressing parts of it to save space
The rom has been hacked to change something in it
It has been dumped but was incomplete, i.e. not the whole contents unused space included

Like I said basically unless its an exact copy of the ROM it will be nuked. I have no idea why this one was nuked, but it can only really be that its not a perfect dump

Hope this helps...


Oh and a link to upcoming releases if you are interested in that sort of thing....

http://www.ds-scene.net/?s=release


 

But gbatemp doesn't host illegal roms, so it's none of their nor our business to tell the general populace about it.

Not quite sure what your getting at, all this site does is say which roms are dumped. No one said they hosted them, but they do say which ones are released, that in itself is not illeagal in any way.

 

 

[knl]

so how come this hasn't been redumped yet........

 

[m3rox]

so how come this hasn't been redumped yet........

This thread wouldn't exist if it wasn't dumped...

 

[knl]

I said redumped because the original dump was a nuke.