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Knurek wrote:Quietust - This forum frowns upon not only ROM requests, but the act of answering them as well.

And, pray tell, since when http://www.romania-on-line.net/ has anything to do with roms, or for that any illegal activity?

Ya know, this was supposed to be a joke and all.

I don't know about this place in particular, but most forums frown on ROM requests. However, these titles can be found on just about any site with "rom" in its URL. Yeah, try <URL removed> Quietust - This forum frowns upon not only ROM requests, but the act of answering them as well.

Here's why you can't save a GBS in .spc format: The Super Game Boy is considered a coprocessor on the Super NES, just like Super FX, SA-1, etc. Unlike some NSF players that support coprocessor sound in Famicom rips, the SPC players that I'm aware of do not support coprocessor sound. Heck, none supp...

Ugetab, your GBS of Bonk's Revenge is identical to Kingshriek's GB Genjin 2. I take it they are the same game, so in this case you can reuse the composer credits from Kingshriek's rip (Kimitaka Matsumae).

Ripped Bomberman GB (J), Bomberman GB 3, Bomberman Quest If Dubble's gamerip of Gameboy Bomberman games is to be believed, Bomberman GB games were composed by Yasuhiko Fukuda (with the standard Bomberman tracks by Jun Chikuma), while Bomberman Quest was done by Keiji Ueno, Goro Takahashi. Great rip...

Here's how it seems to me: Bomberman GB (J) = Not released in america Bomberman GB (U) = Bomberman GB 2 (J) Bomberman GB 3 (J) = Japanese release only I expected you already were aware of this if you were requesting Bomberman GB 2/3, which was (J) only. Actually I was aware only that Bomberman GB (...

Added Bomberman GB 2. The time I saved on the routines being easily located was spent relocating and rewriting FF3x load tables, and rewriting code that banks and unbanks some init code. Umm, your rip is identical (track for track) with Matrixz's rip of Bomberman GB (http://elazulspad.net/matrixz/g...

Murray wrote: That link doesn't work anymore.

If you'd read vorc.org (I highly suggest that), you'd know that I moved the site to: http://snesmusic.org/hoot/gbs

Thanks for the rips!!! Yeah, you're a godsend. Now if only kingshriek would wake up from his ripcoma. :) Some of the games in the list above have already been ripped. Updated the post to reflect that - I just went through my 'best game' folder and looked which games weren't in gbs colly. There may ...

Some other games to consider: Amazing Tater (1991)(Atlus) Brain Drain (1997)(Visual Impact, Acclaim) Crazy Bikers (1999)(Konami) Daffy Duck - Fowl Play (1999)(Sunsoft) Flipull (1990)(Taito) Ganbare Goemon - Hoshizorashi Dynamites Arawaru!! (2000)(Konami) Ganbare Goemon - Mononoke Douchuu Tobisuise N...

Okay, I'm done, get the file here: http://snesmusic.org/hoot/nsf/nsf_pack.rar About 11 MB in all. I've removed all the nongame NSF files (there were a few of them available on zophar, but I think their place is on 2a03.org). I've got also quite a few alternative NSF files from AkumuHau pack (mostly ...

AkumuHau wrote: please do so!

Please wait a few days, I'm in the process of updating the tags of the files (correct composer/copyright credits).

ugetab wrote:DBZ3 is done. Came with it's own channel sorting table, with music already sorted first.

Awesome work, now only DBZ2 remains.
Scratch that, awesome work period.

thanks so much you are a 8bit saint AkumuHau, what about Dragon Ball Z 3 NSF? While I have a file supposedly from the game, I've compared it to the game sound and it doesn't look like it's from the official game at all (the copyright tag in the NSF file raises a red flag as well - "Copyritht&q...

snakemeat wrote:

AkumuHau wrote:Akumu's NSF Archive

I was hoping to get this file to aid in building my file, but the link is broken. Could you repost it to a savefile.com type site?

I could share my NSF game collection. I have a few dozens more files.