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I've tried the IPS patch on every Super Mario World ROM I can find, but ZSNES won't run any of the results. Disappointing.
I've had the same problem with Snes9x on a Mac.
Hey guys if you're having trouble try this:
download the .ips game file.
download the LunarIPS patch.
put the .ips file in the same file as the Super Mario World ROM that you already have. Run the LunarIPS first on Brutal Mario and then it'll ask you which file to patch. Choose Super Mario World. Then run Super Mario World on zsnes.
Yes. They should have been more clear on this.
Hey guys, this is TheDustin from Play This Thing. Sorry that the instructions are vague to you guys; I didn't really expect this game to receive the coverage it did. Thanks the R Kelly for making things more explicit. I'll go and look for a link to a patching tutorial and attach it to the review for those not in the know.
Dustin
All of the problems with the ROM are actually caused by the Mammon Machine, as pictured above. ;)
Doesn't R Kelly always make things explicit?
I followed these steps:
Hey guys if you're having trouble try this:
download the .ips game file.
download the LunarIPS patch.
put the .ips file in the same file as the Super Mario World ROM that you already have. Run the LunarIPS first on Brutal Mario and then it'll ask you which file to patch. Choose Super Mario World. Then run Super Mario World on zsnes.
for this particular line: "put the .ips file in the same file as the Super Mario World ROM that you already have" I'm assuming that by putting it in the same "File" you mean folder, so I tried that, and it won't run, then I actually made a zip with both files and tried doing it from there, lol just in case course the patching couldn't recognize the file.
Anyone know anything else that could be causing the problem? I've tried running zsnes is multiple comaptibility modes and no luck there either :(.
This is displayed at the bottom of the screen when I load the rom, then it's just a blank black screen, any ideas?
chksum:fail video:ntsc Bank:lo crc32:1de16c08
BAD ROM