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						| Vanya Guest
 
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								|  | «  on: October 20, 2009, 04:32:46 am » |  | 
 
 As the title says I'm looking for data on Simon's Quest for the NES. I haven't had much luck and I'm getting ready to do some ASM hacks to the game to improve certain aspects of it. Unfortunately, Data Crystal has no ROM or ROM map on the game at all. SO if any intrepid hackers out there have done research into the game and are willing to help a fellow hacker I would appreciate anything data I could get my hands on. I'm looking for hex data, tables, level data, RAM addresses, etc.Thanks in advance! ^_^
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						| Googie Guest
 
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								|  | « Reply #1 on: October 20, 2009, 08:17:09 am » |  | 
 
 Here you go, someone might wanna submit these here. Sorry I didn't do it but I'm about to head out the door... ^_^; |  
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						| Vanya Guest
 
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								|  | « Reply #2 on: October 20, 2009, 09:41:45 am » |  | 
 
 Sweet! Thanks a lot. ^_^This is a good starting point.
 Since I have somewhere to start looking from I'll post any additional data I find here.
 If anyone else has any more info it would be greatly appreciated.
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						| never-obsolete Guest
 
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								|  | « Reply #3 on: October 20, 2009, 10:16:19 am » |  | 
 
 Here's an editor , and here's some notes . I got kinda lazy as time went on, so if you have some specific questions PM me and I may be able to help you out. |  
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						| Vanya Guest
 
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								|  | « Reply #4 on: October 20, 2009, 12:56:28 pm » |  | 
 
 Great googly moogly!!I was only expecting a few offsets to come of this thread, but hat damn you've made my day! Thanks a bunch, dude! ^_^
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						| Sliver X Guest
 
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								|  | « Reply #5 on: October 20, 2009, 07:33:33 pm » |  | 
 
 Name: Castlevania II: Simon's QuestDocument title: Data log, notes and hacking guide
 Author: TFG (palacios_barreda@yahoo.com.mx)
 
 Disclaimer
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 I won't bother organizing this document into a nifty tidy format. It contains all my
 hacking-related findings, looking forward to code a full fledged editor. Any questions,
 comments, whatever... drop me a line.
 
 Have fun,
 TFG.
 
 Day/Night system & Game clock
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 Minutes: 0-59
 Hours: 0-23
 Days: 0-99
 
 00         06         18          24
 |------------------------------------|
 *          *
 Day/night toggles occur at 6hr & 18hr
 
 Toogle marks (hr): 06, 18
 
 $82 - Switch ($00=day, $01=night)
 $83 - Days, decimal.
 $84 - Seconds, hex.
 $85 - Minutes, decimal.
 $86 - Hours, decimal.
 $87 - Counter ($30, $20, $10, $F0, $10, $20, $30)
 
 Adjust the clock to a real rate
 -------------------------------
 
 ROM 1D795 -> Adjust minute length
 
 In-game Menu
 ------------
 
 Original
 ################
 #              #
 # T-  DD:HH:MM #
 # E-0000 L- 00 #
 # H-0000       #
 #--------------#
 # L. WHIP      #
 #--------------#
 #              #
 #              #
 #--------------#
 #              #
 #              #
 #              #
 #              #
 ################
 
 Hearts
 ------
 
 $48 - 4 digit decimal counter
 
 Text
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 Description        | Offset (iNES)
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 Text block #1      | $CC84
 Text block #2      | $1C965
 Title screen #1    | $10169
 Title screen #2    | $10368
 Title screen #3    | $139FD
 Password screen #1 | $137C4
 
 
 Refer to CV2.TBL for details.
 
 RAM Map
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 $000 -
 $001 -
 $004 - Controller #1 full status
 $005 - Controller #2 full status
 $013 - Whip damage
 $022 - X Screen pointer during PPU write ops
 $093 - Used in number-to-gfx operations
 $0FC - Scrolling
 $0FD - Scrolling
 $0FE - PPU $2001
 $0FF - PPU $2002
 $100 - MMC1, Register #1
 $101 - MMC1, Register #2
 $102 - MMC1, Register #3
 $197 - Laurel effect != 0
 $200 - Sprite data for DMA transfers
 $4CX - Enemies's HP
 $34X - Enemies' X location
 $700 - On screen data (BG)
 
 Bosses
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 Grim reaper
 -----------
 
 ROM 5CE1 -> Max health
 RAM 04C8 -> Current health
 
 $C081:20 83 C1  JSR $C183 ; Mapper setup? ROM swapping.
 $C084:20 C5 AB  JSR $ABC5 ; Sprites (Attributes)
 $C087:20 A7 C1  JSR $C1A7 ; Sprites (X,Y)
 $C08A:20 8A C8  JSR $C88A ; BG
 
 $AC1E:A9 F4     LDA #$F4
 $AC20:9D 00 02  STA $0200,X @ $025C = #$F4
 $AC23:8A        TXA
 $AC24:18        CLC
 $AC25:69 C4     ADC #$C4
 $AC27:C5 16     CMP $16 = #$4C ; $16 holds the beginning of GR's data block
 $AC29:90 F9     BCC $AC24
 $AC2B:AA        TAX
 $AC2C:88        DEY
 $AC2D:10 EF     BPL $AC1E
 $AC2F:60        RTS
 
 NMI
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 $C046:48        PHA
 $C047:8A        TXA
 $C048:48        PHA
 $C049:98        TYA
 $C04A:48        PHA			; Push registers into stack
 $C04B:AD 02 20  LDA $2002	; Clear the VBlank bit to prevent recursive calls
 $C04E:A9 00     LDA #$00    ; Clear out SPR-RAM address (useless shit!)
 $C050:8D 03 20  STA $2003   ;
 $C053:A0 02     LDY #$02	;
 $C055:8C 14 40  STY $4014	; Do a DMA transfer to SPR-RAM from $200
 $C058:A4 1A     LDY $1A		;
 $C05A:D0 3B     BNE $C097	;
 $C05C:E6 1A     INC $1A		;
 $C05E:20 D8 C0  JSR $C0D8	; Clear out PPU settings
 $C061:20 69 CB  JSR $CB69	; PPU initial setup
 $C064:A5 FE     LDA $FE		; PPU $2001
 $C066:A6 21     LDX $21		; ???
 $C068:F0 06     BEQ $C070	;
 $C06A:C6 21     DEC $21		;
 $C06C:F0 02     BEQ $C070	;
 $C06E:A9 00     LDA #$00	;
 $C070:8D 01 20  STA $2001	;
 $C073:20 40 C1  JSR $C140	; MMC1 setup
 $C076:20 B8 C0  JSR $C0B8	; PPU setup for Name table #1 writing (BG, Level data)
 $C079:20 FB C0  JSR $C0FB	; Load screen's track [music]
 $C07C:20 53 C4  JSR $C453	; Process input [controllers]
 $C07F:A9 00     LDA #$00	;
 $C081:20 83 C1  JSR $C183	; Bankswapping bullshit
 $C084:20 C5 AB  JSR $ABC5	; Update enemies
 $C087:20 A7 C1  JSR $C1A7	; More enemy stuff
 $C08A:20 8A C8  JSR $C88A	; BG related, updates the X pointer for scroling operations ($22)
 $C08D:A9 00     LDA #$00	;
 $C08F:85 1A     STA $1A		;
 $C091:68        PLA			;
 $C092:A8        TAY			;
 $C093:68        PLA			;
 $C094:AA        TAX			;
 $C095:68        PLA			; Restore registers
 $C096:40        RTI			; Return to normal code execution
 $C097:20 FB C0  JSR $C0FB
 $C09A:4C 91 C0  JMP $C091
 
 Input processing @ $C453
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 $C453:A2 00     LDX #$00	;
 $C455:20 8A C4  JSR $C48A	; Read & store controller input in RAM
 
 $C48A:A0 01     LDY #$01	;
 $C48C:8C 16 40  STY $4016	;
 $C48F:88        DEY			;
 $C490:8C 16 40  STY $4016	; Strobe the pad before reading
 $C493:A0 08     LDY #$08	;
 $C495:AD 16 40  LDA $4016	; Read controller #1
 $C498:85 04     STA $04		;
 $C49A:4A        LSR			;
 $C49B:05 04     ORA $04		;
 $C49D:4A        LSR			;
 $C49E:36 00     ROL $00,X	; Save data, bit by bit.
 $C4A0:AD 17 40  LDA $4017	; Read controller #2
 $C4A3:85 05     STA $05		;
 $C4A5:4A        LSR			;
 $C4A6:05 05     ORA $05		;
 $C4A8:4A        LSR			;
 $C4A9:36 01     ROL $01,X	; Save data, bit by bit.
 $C4AB:88        DEY			;
 $C4AC:D0 E7     BNE $C495	;
 $C4AE:60        RTS			;
 
 $C458:A2 02     LDX #$02	; Read the controllers again
 $C45A:20 8A C4  JSR $C48A	; to do a fail-safe check against buggy reads.
 $C45D:A5 00     LDA $00		;
 $C45F:C5 02     CMP $02		;
 $C461:D0 1C     BNE $C47F	;
 $C463:A5 01     LDA $01		;
 $C465:C5 03     CMP $03		; Compare the 2 reads, if they're different
 $C467:D0 16     BNE $C47F	; branch out of the routine. Zeroing both controllers.
 $C469:A2 00     LDX #$00	;
 $C46B:20 6F C4  JSR $C46F	;
 $C46E:E8        INX			;
 $C46F:B5 00     LDA $00,X 	;
 $C471:A8        TAY			;
 $C472:55 F1     EOR $F1,X 	;
 $C474:35 00     AND $00,X 	;
 $C476:95 F5     STA $F5,X 	;
 $C478:95 F3     STA $F3,X 	;
 $C47A:94 F7     STY $F7,X 	;
 $C47C:94 F1     STY $F1,X 	;
 $C47E:60        RTS			;
 
 $C47F:A9 00     LDA #$00	; Clear out controller and
 $C481:85 F5     STA $F5		; return to NMI.
 $C483:85 F3     STA $F3		;
 $C485:85 F6     STA $F6		;
 $C487:85 F4     STA $F4		;
 $C489:60        RTS			;
 
 Notes
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 608Dh Enemies?
 
 
 Game: Castlevania II: Simon's QuestDocument title: Level data and related routines
 Author: TFG (palacios_barreda@yahoo.com.mx)
 
 Simon's location
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 Palette data pointer table
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 Stored in Bank 7 @ $C895
 
 The game reads the pointer using a previsouly stored index in the X register:
 
 $C83D:BD 95 C8  LDA $C895,X
 $C840:85 00     STA $0000
 $C842:BD 96 C8  LDA $C896,X
 $C845:85 01     STA $0001
 
 
 
 $C7D8:B9 C5 F7  LDA $F7C5,Y @ $F7ED = #$E9
 $C7DB:85 00     STA $0000 = #$72
 $C7DD:B9 C6 F7  LDA $F7C6,Y @ $F7EE = #$FB
 $C7E0:85 01     STA $0001 = #$80
 $C7E2:A5 50     LDA $0050 = #$0A
 $C7E4:0A        ASL
 $C7E5:0A        ASL
 $C7E6:A8        TAY
 $C7E7:A5 82     LDA DayNight_Toggle = #$00
 $C7E9:F0 02     BEQ $C7ED
 $C7EB:C8        INY
 $C7EC:C8        INY
 $C7ED:B1 00     LDA ($00),Y @ $809A = #$B6
 $C7EF:85 08     STA $0008 = #$60
 $C7F1:C8        INY
 $C7F2:B1 00     LDA ($00),Y @ $809A = #$B6
 $C7F4:85 09     STA $0009 = #$B1
 $C7F6:A5 51     LDA $0051 = #$00
 $C7F8:29 7F     AND #$7F
 $C7FA:0A        ASL
 $C7FB:A8        TAY
 $C7FC:60        RTS
 
 @@@@@Music
 
 
 1EB1: Beginning of Game Start song.
 
 BX is kick bass, AX is snare drum.
 
 Tempo > Instrument > ? > ? > ? > ?
 
 Note, Tempo,Octave and repeats are the same as CV1.
 
 FE is repeat. Next values is how many times.
 
 FEFF followed by a two byte pointer is "Repeat Forever", End of Track.
 
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 AsM
 
 
 1D7A4: 20 CA D7 = JSR to Day/Night Counter Check
 
 1D7A4: EAEA60 = Never turn night.
 
 1D7A8: Counter value for change. Value x 4 seconds (00 is simply 4 second Day/Night)
 
 1D7F8: Holy Water routine?
 
 E26 - 1219: Town Song
 
 41A2: EAEA makespeople vanish.
 
 -$4010 = RAM
 
 C903/$88F3: Jump Height Routine (Lower is higher)
 
 $90: Currently Selected Sub Weapon
 
 $91:Body Parts + Orbs, etc
 
 $4A: Sub Weapons?
 
 $4F: Currently Selected Part/Orb
 
 $F1: Current Input
 
 $80 = Health
 
 $434: Whip Type
 
 
 1FEF0: Free Space
 
 DD10: Free Space (In Range of Jump routine: $9D00)
 
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 Checking For Orb
 
 $85FE:A5 4F     LDA $004F = #$01
 $8600:C9 06     CMP #$06
 $8602:F0 07     BEQ $860B
 $8604:BD C6 03  LDA $03C6,X @ $03CC = #$20
 $8607:09 20     ORA #$20
 $8609:D0 05     BNE $8610
 $860B:BD C6 03  LDA $03C6,X @ $03CC = #$20
 $860E:29 DF     AND #$DF
 $8610:9D C6 03  STA $03C6,X @ $03CC = #$20
 $8613:4C BB 85  JMP $85BB
 
 @@@@@@@@@@@
 Holy Water?
 
 $D7E8:A5 90     LDA $90 = #$04
 $D7EA:9D B4 03  STA $03B4,X @ $03B7 = #$00
 $D7ED:A9 00     LDA #$00
 $D7EF:9D C2 04  STA $04C2,X @ $04C5 = #$00
 $D7F2:9D C6 03  STA $03C6,X @ $03C9 = #$00
 $D7F5:A9 82     LDA #$82
 $D7F7:9D D8 03  STA $03D8,X @ $03DB = #$00
 $D7FA:AD 20 04  LDA $0420 = #$01
 $D7FD:9D 20 04  STA $0420,X @ $0423 = #$00
 $D800:AD 48 03  LDA $0348 = #$AE
 $D803:9D 48 03  STA $0348,X @ $034B = #$00
 $D806:AD 24 03  LDA $0324 = #$BD
 $D809:9D 24 03  STA $0324,X @ $0327 = #$00
 $D80C:60        RTS
 
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 Checking for Eye
 $8354:BD 44 04  LDA $0444,X @ $044A = #$00
 $8357:D0 10     BNE $8369
 $8359:BD C6 03  LDA $03C6,X @ $03CC = #$00
 $835C:29 F7     AND #$F7
 $835E:A4 4F     LDY $004F = #$03
 $8360:C0 03     CPY #$03
 $8362:F0 02     BEQ $8366
 $8364:09 08     ORA #$08
 $8366:9D C6 03  STA $03C6,X @ $03CC = #$00
 $8369:4C 2A DD  JMP $DD2A
 
 @@@@@@@@@@@@@@
 Damage Writing
 
 $D354:85 08     STA $0008 = #$08
 $D356:A5 80     LDA $0080 = #$30
 $D358:38        SEC
 $D359:E5 08     SBC $0008 = #$08
 $D35B:B0 02     BCS $D35F
 $D35D:A9 00     LDA #$00
 $D35F:85 80     STA $0080 = #$30
 $D361:60        RTS
 
 $$$$$$$
 $HACKS$
 $$$$$$$
 
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 Make Item High Jump
 
 Hook: C904 - 20009DEA
 
 Routine: DD1D - A000 A54F C905 F003 A9FC60 A9FA60
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 Item Binding	New Jump Height
 
 
 B Action
 
 20 2F D8: Subweapon Routine
 4C 55 DB: Whip Routine
 
 00:81E4:A2 00     LDX #$00
 00:81E6:4C 2A DD  JMP $DD2A <-- True Whip?
 
 
 Subweapon Routine
 A5 90: Load Subweapon ID
 20 BB C5: Go to main Routine.
 
 
 Whip Routine:
 
 00:8943:4C 55 DB  JMP $DB55 <--- Now that we've determined Up+B hasn't been pressed, Whip It!
 
 DD20: Free space
 
 00:DB55:A9 0A     LDA #$0A <--- Huh.
 00:DB57:AC 34 04  LDY $0434 = #$02 <--- Check Whip Type
 00:DB5A:C0 02     CPY #$02 <--- See if it's the Chain Whip
 00:DB5C:90 0B     BCC $DB69 <---- If it's not, branch.
 00:DB5E:C0 04     CPY #$04 <--- See if it's the flame whip.
 00:DB60:D0 05     BNE $DB67 <---- Branch if it's not.
 00:DB62:A9 0F     LDA #$0F <--- Huh.
 00:DB64:4C 69 DB  JMP $DB69 <---- Flame Whip Routine?
 00:DB67:A9 0E     LDA #$0E
 00:DB69:20 18 C1  JSR $C118 <--- Leather/Thorn/Chain/Morningstar?
 00:DB6C:A9 80     LDA #$80
 00:DB6E:8D EA 03  STA $03EA = #$80
 00:DB71:A9 FF     LDA #$FF
 00:DB73:8D B5 03  STA $03B5 = #$00
 00:DB76:60        RTS
 
 
 20E8D7 <---Knife?
 
 Checking Types
 00:D8D6:A5 90     LDA $0090 = #$02
 00:D8D8:C9 03     CMP #$03
 00:D8DA:D0 04     BNE $D8E0
 00:D8DC:A9 02     LDA #$02
 00:D8DE:D0 02     BNE $D8E2
 00:D8E0:A9 01     LDA #$01
 00:D8E2:20 56 D8  JSR $D856 <-- Knife?
 00:D8E5:20 E8 D7  JSR $D7E8
 00:D8E8:A0 00     LDY #$00
 00:D8EA:A5 90     LDA $0090 = #$02
 00:D8EC:C9 02     CMP #$02
 00:D8EE:D0 02     BNE $D8F2
 00:D8F0:A0 40     LDY #$40
 00:D8F2:A9 02     LDA #$02
 00:D8F4:20 4F E0  JSR $E04F
 00:D8F7:20 8A DF  JSR $DF8A
 00:D8FA:A5 90     LDA $0090 = #$02
 00:D8FC:C9 01     CMP #$01
 00:D8FE:D0 05     BNE $D905
 00:D900:A9 20     LDA #$20
 00:D902:9D 9E 04  STA $049E,X @ $04A1 = #$00
 00:D905:A5 90     LDA $0090 = #$02
 00:D907:C9 03     CMP #$03
 00:D909:D0 05     BNE $D910
 00:D90B:A9 13     LDA #$13
 00:D90D:4C 12 D9  JMP $D912
 00:D910:A9 11     LDA #$11
 00:D912:20 18 C1  JSR $C118
 00:D915:A9 32     LDA #$32
 00:D917:4C 2A D8  JMP $D82A
 00:D91A:A5 4C     LDA $004C = #$00
 00:D91C:D0 03     BNE $D921
 $0013#WhipDamage#$0048#dHearts#Decimal
 $0049#cHearts#Decimal
 $0082#DayNight_Toggle#
 $0083#Clock_days#Decimal
 $001A#NMI_Flag#If set, NMI exits right away.
 $0022#VRAM_BW_Index#
 $0084#Clock_seconds#Hexadecimal
 $0085#Clock_minutes#Decimal
 $0086#Clock_hours#Decimal
 $00FC#PPU_Vt_Scrolling#
 $00FD#PPU_Hz_Scrolling#
 $00FF#PPU_CtrlReg1_Mirror#
 $0100#MMC1_Conf0_Mirror#
 $0101#MMC1_Conf1_Mirror#
 $0102#MMC1_Conf2_Mirror#
 $0103#MMC1_Bank3_Mirror#
 $0197#LaurelActive#Non-zero activates laurel
 $0200/FF#SPR-RAM_Mirror#Used in DMA transfers
 $0324#YCoord_Simon#
 $032A#YCoord_Screen#
 $0348#XCoord_Simon#
 $034E#XCoord_Screen#
 $0700/FF#VRAM_Bulk_Writes#
 $2000#PPU_ControlRegister1#
 $2001#PPU_ControlRegister2#
 $2002#PPU_StatusRegister#
 $2003#SPR_AddressRegister#
 $2004#SPR_InputOutput#
 $2005#PPU_Scrolling#
 $2006#PPU_Address#
 $2007#PPU_InputOutput#
 $4014#PPU_SpriteDMA#
 $4016#Joypad1#
 $4017#Joypad2#
 $8000#MMC1_Conf0#
 $BFFF#MMC1_Conf1#
 $C000#MMC1_Conf2#
 $FFFF#MMC1_Bank#
 $C895/01#BGPalettes_PtrTbl#
 $C82E#LoadPalette_Init#Initializes VRAM Bulk write buffer. Parameters: A = palette index
 $C046#NMI#Non-maskable interrupt
 $C0D8#ResetPPU#
 $C183#MMC1_LoadBank#Parameters: A = bank #
 $C140#MMC1_Setup#
 $C0B8#VRAM_Setup_NameTable0#
 $C7FD#LoadAreaPalettes#Series of calls that load several palettes, corresponding to a new area.
 $C88C#Write_to_VRAM_BW#Parameters: A = value
 $C839#LoadPalette_NoInit#Parameters: A = palette index
 $C453#ReadControllers#
 $CB69#VRAM_BulkWrite#Writes data to VRAM using the following format:
 \\[PPU-Reg1 Settings] [VRAM Address] [DATA] [#FF]
 \\[#FF] [#00] indicates end of stream.
 \\The data is read from $700-$7FF
 
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						| DarknessSavior Guest
 
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								|  | « Reply #6 on: October 20, 2009, 08:46:06 pm » |  | 
 
 Sliver: Tell me you have this data because you're planning a DXO III.
 ~DS
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						| Vanya Guest
 
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								|  | « Reply #7 on: October 20, 2009, 09:11:13 pm » |  | 
 
 Damn! Thanks a lot, Sliver-X! ^_^I'm getting this warm fuzzy feeling that tells me I should organize all this info into a document and submit it here as well as post it at DataCrystal.
 Way to come through, guys!
 All this data is sure to put a dent in the lack of CV2 hacking.
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						| DarknessSavior Guest
 
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								|  | « Reply #8 on: October 20, 2009, 09:23:11 pm » |  | 
 
 Damn! Thanks a lot, Sliver-X! ^_^
 Common mistake. I did it a few times myself. ~DS |  
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						| Vanya Guest
 
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								|  | « Reply #9 on: October 20, 2009, 09:26:31 pm » |  | 
 
 Dysleixa stirkes agian!Anyway, corrected!
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						| Yauch Guest
 
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								|  | « Reply #10 on: October 21, 2009, 12:54:47 pm » |  | 
 
 Vanya are you looking to rectify the day night cycle that the AVGN hates so much? Because that would be great. |  
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						| Vanya Guest
 
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								|  | « Reply #11 on: October 21, 2009, 01:07:35 pm » |  | 
 
 I am.I'm thinking of doing 2 possible hacks.
 
 One is a general improvement hack with some of the more annoying stuff fixed or removed. Depending how well that goes I'll also add in some stuff that I thought was missing like, you know, bosses.
 
 The other idea I had is to use the CV2 engine to remake the MSX version of CV1.
 This would also require the addition of bosses as well as new and modified sub-weapons.
 It would probably depend on how the improvement hack goes.
 
 Either way these won't get done for quite some time, so I'm not making any promises.
 What I will promise is that I'll organize the data into a document as I investigate the CV2 rom.
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						| Bond697 Guest
 
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								|  | « Reply #12 on: October 21, 2009, 07:02:29 pm » |  | 
 
 what's wrong with the day-night cycle?  
 and, yes, bosses would've been nice.  also, if you could fix that thing with the fire item where you can keep tossing it over and over again to basically "paralyze" dracula/ any other monster in it's path, that would be nice.
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						| Vanya Guest
 
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								|  | « Reply #13 on: October 22, 2009, 02:12:19 am » |  | 
 
 The problem with the day/night cycle is exactly what AVGN said. It takes a long time to make the transition and you can't skip the text. If this YouTube video I say is to be believed, removal of the text and the pause in the action will result in a nearly flawless transition.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_V8jqg2MN8 As for fixing the Sacred Flame / Golden Knife problem I don't think it will be difficult to do provided I can find the code that handles the it. |  
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						| deespence2929 Guest
 
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								|  | « Reply #14 on: October 22, 2009, 12:57:59 pm » |  | 
 
 So why don't the guy have patch downloads or something. |  
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