The games are quite good. I tried them on GiiBii to see if they have any SGB compatibility, but they don't. The controls are weird too but the game is gold. It's disappointing to see this was canned. It shows off the engine of the Gameboy and it utilises it really well. I'd think that perhaps it stretches it's capabilities even farther than the Pokemon series, and that put the Gameboy to it's limits.
Cooked up a CWCheat code for use in RIN (I'm using v3.2) for the first prototype:Originally Posted by RetroMills
_S HBFD41DB2D
_G RE 1 In RIN
_C1 Level Select
_L 0x002A25D0 0x000000XX
I don't know if the game number varies (but then, I suppose you could use the disassembler to locate the address and add the code manually), but it saves it in CHEAT.db rather than the cheatpop.DB. The highest hex value I've found is 73: anything above seems to crash the game. No need to pause the game, it will load the new room immediately after exiting the CWCheat menu. Really mucks up the cutscenes, though, if you leave it on.
Last edited by Mechi; 02-04-2012 at 05:32 PM.
I dont know why people is talking about weired controls. Infact they are THE SAME as the original version of PSX
Digital pad to turn, walk forwards or backwards. B for aim when still (in PSX was other button) and run when moving. A for shoot and open things. Yeah, the START screen makes no sense, they could leave just the SELECT menu in START and pause with the game inventory, and use SELECT for other thing, but its just this
Saying that this game have bad controls is like saying that Metal Gear Solid (Ghost Babel in Japan) have bad controls, and no, it doesnt
The only "bad" thing i've seen is the not-very-polished collision detection with background objets and fallen zombies
BTW: Have you guys seen the head blowing up animation on zombies? its quite lol. First the head explode in the air and then another head appear xD
Last edited by stranno; 02-04-2012 at 05:49 PM.
thanks to all who donated for the release.
can you jump between the roms with the bgp emulator ?
IMMA LAUNCHIN MAH EMULATAR.
Last edited by pato; 02-04-2012 at 06:22 PM.
How do you get this animation? In which beta?I dont know why people is talking about weired controls. Infact they are THE SAME as the original version of PSX
Digital pad to turn, walk forwards or backwards. B for aim when still (in PSX was other button) and run when moving. A for shoot and open things. Yeah, the START screen makes no sense, they could leave just the SELECT menu in START and pause with the game inventory, and use SELECT for other thing, but its just this
Saying that this game have bad controls is like saying that Metal Gear Solid (Ghost Babel in Japan) have bad controls, and no, it doesnt
The only "bad" thing i've seen is the not-very-polished collision detection with background objets and fallen zombies
BTW: Have you guys seen the head blowing up animation on zombies? its quite lol. First the head explode in the air and then another head appear xD
Bonus:
HEIL DA FUEHRER! lol
Last edited by AleffCorrea; 02-04-2012 at 06:17 PM.
Cart1How do you get this animation? In which beta?
Bonus:
HEIL DA FUEHRER! lol
Theres a bunch of hilarious animations in this game. I'm loving it xD
The animation is part of my gameplay, i got stuck with this damn zombi ლ(ಠ益ಠ)ლ
Last edited by stranno; 02-04-2012 at 06:24 PM.
It would be awesome if anyone manages to patch a way past the unopenable door in the Shark Tank. Of course, myself not knowing anything about hex editing in the slightest, I don't know how difficult that would be! My dream would be for as much of this to be playable as possible, content-wise.
You could "cheat your way through" the door to activate whatever you have to by using the cheats that I quoted from Carnival at The Horror Is Alive: http://www.assemblergames.com/forums...&postcount=333
I guess that should do it for now.
Fun fact: I haven't played the PSX version.I dont know why people is talking about weired controls. Infact they are THE SAME as the original version of PSX
Digital pad to turn, walk forwards or backwards. B for aim when still (in PSX was other button) and run when moving. A for shoot and open things. Yeah, the START screen makes no sense, they could leave just the SELECT menu in START and pause with the game inventory, and use SELECT for other thing, but its just this
Saying that this game have bad controls is like saying that Metal Gear Solid (Ghost Babel in Japan) have bad controls, and no, it doesnt
The only "bad" thing i've seen is the not-very-polished collision detection with background objets and fallen zombies
BTW: Have you guys seen the head blowing up animation on zombies? its quite lol. First the head explode in the air and then another head appear xD
As for the animations, no, I haven't seen them, but I did once kill a zombie and it's image appeared through a wall. I'll have to try getting it again. It was pretty odd.
Lets say that the PSX version have like a thousand times better controls than Resident Evil 5
Awesome release! I cant wait to try this out.Thanks to everyone that made this possible;D
Resident Evil is known for its 'tank controls' for a reason, though as a long-term Resident Evil fan, I'm quite happy with them.
There are differences with this GBC version, more due to the limited amount of buttons. In order to run, you have to push the direction on the D-Pad *before* you press the run button, for example.
That said, what is here is rather impressive, if obviously lacking the horror and atmosphere of the original game. Technically, it's impressive, and as a fan, it's a fun curiosity. It would be lost on new players, however, hence the game was canned.
Rolling background demo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLRSm...ature=youtu.be
First of all, press the Select button when you can to go to the inventory, and equip a weapon.
A aims the weapon, B fires it. Pressing a direction followed by A makes you run (rather than walk) in that direction.
This is all easier on the proper console version, of course.
I'm doing a full run with Jill and I'm going to put the full game comparison between PSX, Gameboy Color and maybe Saturn, it will be awesome. I found the four crests already without cheats, and I'm recording it all.
So how exactly do I enter the control room? Or you can't? If I can't, how do I change my control room key (Slot 4) to the helmet key? I have a hex editor and can't seem to find the offset for slot 4 (C1EA)... Any help appreciated.
See if you can use the change room cheat to transport yourself to the control room:
http://www.assemblergames.com/forums...&postcount=333
If it doesn't work, I don't know how to help... sorry.
Change room cheat...? That's just the hex values that I was referencing before but it doesn't quite help since I can't seem to find any of those values in my hex editor :/
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