ROM Hack Re:coded w/ No$gba

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The anwer is simple - with certin games with black or white screen problems

Open any game that work's with no$gba - edit no$gba settings to boot from GBA BIOS (nintendo logo) and save setting - close down program

Open no$zommer.ini file - edit UseCrypt=0 to UseCrypt=1 , save the file about twice don't know why just works that way - if you have a crash just open the file again and save it again !

run your game with no$zommer again - and it will look like a real cartrage icon - click on it - and your game should run fine!

Yes - you do need all bioses and firmware.bin in the same folder as your emulator
 
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I apparently had an unpatched rom of re:coded and i am using the current desmume and it glitches during video its like sora has a studder. should a patched rom work better for this issue?
 

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