It is possible
I have a code I will post later on when I have access to my PC.
The reason for this would be to allow it run more games that require the expansion pack than just Majora.
I tried Ocarina and in RAM I searched for 00400000. Then I put Majora in and searched for 00800000 and found three address.
I then tested the Mario Star Road hack without codes. Nothing.
Then I took the addresses and forced them to stay at 00800000. Booted it back up and it asked me to create a save file.
Unfortunately though it freezes after this.
Could it be that it's trying to load certain parts of the Majora ROM? I think with a little reverse engineering it may be possible to run more games than it can normally.
I brought this up because even though the star road hack works on not64 it's slow. And I know these Nintendo-developed emulators can run Mario 64 just fine.
I have a code I will post later on when I have access to my PC.
The reason for this would be to allow it run more games that require the expansion pack than just Majora.
I tried Ocarina and in RAM I searched for 00400000. Then I put Majora in and searched for 00800000 and found three address.
I then tested the Mario Star Road hack without codes. Nothing.
Then I took the addresses and forced them to stay at 00800000. Booted it back up and it asked me to create a save file.
Unfortunately though it freezes after this.
Could it be that it's trying to load certain parts of the Majora ROM? I think with a little reverse engineering it may be possible to run more games than it can normally.
I brought this up because even though the star road hack works on not64 it's slow. And I know these Nintendo-developed emulators can run Mario 64 just fine.
