Mario Adventure ( SMB3 Hack ) on real Hardware !!
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1. NO BLATANT PIRACY. This includes reproducing homebrew less than 10 years old, with the exception of free software.
2. No advertising your reproductions, with the exception of free software.
3. Be nice. See RFC 1855 if you aren't sure what this means.
Mario Adventure ( SMB3 Hack ) on real Hardware !!
Hi ! I just try to do a real hardware version of the Mario Adventure SMB3 Hack and it's not Working. SMB3 is working on the cart but Mario Adventure is starting but I only get a black screen with the music ! I heard that the hack is not 100% compatible with the MMC3 but some site are selling a reproduction of this hack on MMC3 cart ! Someone as find the way of getting it to work !?
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I'll chip in for that. I'm not too impressed with trying to earn money off of someone else's work. I appreciate the reproduction service, but claiming ownership is something else entirely.flagoss wrote:He won't send you his Hack ... I emailed him and it's his personnal work and want to make money with it !! Maybe 2 or 3 of us could get the 25us $, buy his mod and than dump the rom.
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I wouldn't mind a copy of that myself. I'd buy it, only it's not just $25, it's $25 plus YOU supply the donor cart.
I agree, I was wondering how the author of Super Mario Adventure thought of someone hacking it to run on real hardware and then selling it without giving him a cut. Also, doesn't that borderline on piracy since it's based on SMB3?
I agree, I was wondering how the author of Super Mario Adventure thought of someone hacking it to run on real hardware and then selling it without giving him a cut. Also, doesn't that borderline on piracy since it's based on SMB3?
Well, technically all NES reproductions are intellectual property theft unless the game is fully homebrew. Bomb Sweeper is the closest to a legitimate game on that site, but even that is a close of a Game & Watch game.Super-Hampster wrote:I wouldn't mind a copy of that myself. I'd buy it, only it's not just $25, it's $25 plus YOU supply the donor cart.
I agree, I was wondering how the author of Super Mario Adventure thought of someone hacking it to run on real hardware and then selling it without giving him a cut. Also, doesn't that borderline on piracy since it's based on SMB3?
I'd be willing to supply a donor cart if necessary to get it dumped. I'd prefer to chip in cash though, as I'd be shipping from Canada, so it would take longer.
So everybody that would like to participate in the buying of the repro just pm me. Also if someone have a compatible donnor cart.. it would be cool to have you in ! Also if someone have the hability to dump the cart or remove the eprom and read them with a programmer pm me !
Compatible Donor Cart:
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Bill Elliot Nascar
Bo Jackson Baseball
Bugs bunny birthday blowout
Dracula (imagesoft)
felix the cat
gauntlet 2
home alone
image fight
jurassic park
kid klown
king quest 5
MC Kids
Roundball
Silver Surfer
Star Wars
Super Mario Bros 2
Super Mario Bros 3
Tetris 2
Tiny Toon workshop
where in time is carmen
where's waldo
Compatible Donor Cart:
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Bill Elliot Nascar
Bo Jackson Baseball
Bugs bunny birthday blowout
Dracula (imagesoft)
felix the cat
gauntlet 2
home alone
image fight
jurassic park
kid klown
king quest 5
MC Kids
Roundball
Silver Surfer
Star Wars
Super Mario Bros 2
Super Mario Bros 3
Tetris 2
Tiny Toon workshop
where in time is carmen
where's waldo