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how to make an nes dev card for ff1 ?
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Well, don't worry I'll try to make a PAL adjustement of FF1 when I reach home again. I'd just be sure which translation patch to use. The old Wild Ham patch I used to play FF1 back then was average. The Final Translation seems the best patch I remember of, because they made good names for weapons and all matching later games in the series. However I have downloaded it a long time ago (maybe they made newer version since then) and applied more patch to the game, so I don't know how reliable this will be.
I even started to make my own FF1 hack/translation back then but I gave up and lost almost everything, and now my FF1 folder is a big mess. (I remember having hacked the game to remove menu's music and matain the normal music in it hehe)
I even started to make my own FF1 hack/translation back then but I gave up and lost almost everything, and now my FF1 folder is a big mess. (I remember having hacked the game to remove menu's music and matain the normal music in it hehe)
Useless, lumbering half-wits don't scare us.
So yeah I've made a patch so that music and raster timing is ported to PAL as accurately as I could : http://jonathan.microclub.ch/ff1_toPAL.ips
Hope it'll work for you.
Enjoy playing the great game that FF1 is.
Hope it'll work for you.
Enjoy playing the great game that FF1 is.
Useless, lumbering half-wits don't scare us.
Yes, I'm swiss and speak french.
I guess it doesn't matter in which order you apply patches, because translation modifies the text data, while my patch changes some code in the core of the gamplay code. You can patch it after the translation without problems, patches shouldn't conflict.
I guess it doesn't matter in which order you apply patches, because translation modifies the text data, while my patch changes some code in the core of the gamplay code. You can patch it after the translation without problems, patches shouldn't conflict.
Useless, lumbering half-wits don't scare us.