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Star Soldier Vanishing Earth (Aleck64) Retail N64 Patch
Hack of Star Soldier: Vanishing Earth
Description
Star Soldier: Vanishing Earth (Aleck) Retail N64 Hack

These patches modify the Aleck64 Star Soldier: Vanishing Earth ROM so it's playable on a retail N64 console. It isn't dramatically different from the N64 counterparts, but there you have it.
The game requires an 8MB expansion pak. If you don't have one the internal debugger will appear when it catches the bad addresses.
One opcode has been added to the Aleck bootstrap to set the seed byte to the appropriate value.

Not all the Aleck hardware registers are mapped this time. The coin slot timeouts are very short (less than half a second) and do not reset, so to avoid inevitable problems only the service key was mapped. This happens to give you a credit when pressed and has no timeout. The start buttons a mirrored on the controller input and not necessary.
Oddly, control is only mapped to the +pad, not the analog stick. None of the button mappings were altered by the patch.

Apply either the ips or the bps file to an unbyteswapped ROM. The MAME name would be nus-zhbj-0.u3. Any IPS patcher can apply the patch; bps patches can be applied with Beat.
TitleStar Soldier Vanishing Earth (Aleck64) Retail N64 Patch
GameStar Soldier: Vanishing Earth
Released ByZoinkity
CategoryImprovement
LicenseN/A
Patching InformationNo Special Requirements
GenreAction > Shooter
ModsO
Patch Version1.0
Hack Release Date04 January 2015
ReadmeN/A
Downloads772
Last Modified2024-08-15 00:40:08
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