No$GBA method to play most games!

[lplover2k]

yep don't understand these thing too;what's sram patcher?? and x-rom etc..???

Boulder Dash ex doesn't work with link;have someone found a fix??

 

[razermanx]

Sure but the actual credits go to Shorty:

1]Search google for a Srampatcher, download it
2]unzip the patcher to any directory say c:test, put all your roms in this folder
3]Run command prompt dos mode
4]Type in srampatch 128 filename1.gba anyname.gba
5]This gives you a Xrom that will be perfectly compatible with No$gba
6]Now copy your visual boy save file to the battery folder of no$gba and make a copy of it
Rename it too anyname.sv2.Rename your first save file to anyname.sav
7]Now load the rom in no$gba, make sure you have the gba bios in your no$gba directory and make sure you have enable them in settings.
8]Now dual boot by using the link option
9]You can trade with yourself and battle yourself, you may mix records if you have a diffrent save file for the link window

Its possible to trade between ruby and sapphire, rename the ruby save file to sapphire save file to allow such a trade.
But trading between fire red and sapphire ruby is still no possible, for you cant do the save file trick here.

 

[razermanx]

Its still not perfect though, no$gba disallows trades between ruby/sapphire to fire red/leaf green
It requires the same games on both gameboys.

 

[lplover2k]

thanks for the tutorial

is this possible to make Mario golf or other games to work in no$gba with this method??

 

[razermanx]

any rom is patched so long as it wasnt previously patched.

 

[narutouzumaki9]

Some people have found a way to make most game work with the powerful emulator No$GBA 1.9! Here are some screenshots from Zelda: The Four Swords in-game! For those who don't know anything about No$GBA, I suggest to read today's news!

Post your comments and pictures in this thread!

Here is a short tutorial:
- run No$GBA.exe
- pick a GBA image (no ZIP)
- go to "Options" / "Emulation setup"
- increase the number of "Emulated Gameboys"
- in "Link Gamepaks", set "Gamepaks in all GBA"
- in "Reset/Startup Entrypoint", set "GBA BIOS (Nintendo logo")
- put the GBA BIOS file in the emulator's folder, and rename it to "gba.rom"
- click OK, you should then see 2 GBA screens side by side
- right click on the left window, click on "Link" so that the window comes back to normal.
- then redo the right-click and click "Link" , and here we go, the 2nd gameboy does boot!
Also check that you have the right version of the GBA BIOS (there are 2 different dumps).
EnjoyÂ

i still dont get it of the 7 part how to get bios thing please help me.

 

[Twiffles]

We're on 2.6 already... I don't think this is really needed. Even then, aren't GBA BIOS illegal?

 

[Urza]

i still dont get it of the 7 part how to get bios thing please help me.

You're an idiot on so many levels.

 

[xJonny]

Wow, that was a three and a half year old topic.

We're on 2.6 already... I don't think this is really needed. Even then, aren't GBA BIOS illegal?

Yeah, but aren't you