Luigiblood has been posting these pictures over on #snesfreaks, which show his progression on BS-X Project. Discoveries have been rapid-pace since yesterday.
Nice Boat
This NPC is Dr. Hiroshi, or so it seems.
He sells the shoes!
Nothing’s on the schedule here, but…
Hey, I recognize this screen!
I’ve seen it in this video!
When you download nothing, you delete nothing… doesn’t normally work like this, though.
… this is just plain impossible.
Font changing time!
“For today’s schedule, we have NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNn broadcasting from 9:50 AM to 2:19 PM.”… wait, what?
It’s alive… IT’S ALIVE! Mwahahahhahahahahaha!
Just to let everyone know that there’s still more to find!
Apologies for the lack of updates! I’ve been swamped with all sorts of different activity going on lately.
I’ll be sure to set up a good amount of updates in a bit! In the meantime, while I was slacking off, Luigiblood accomplished something big;
If you’re wondering why “Disabling the music” is big, then I’ll explain it better: Soundlink Mode. Perhaps soon we’ll be seeing music stream into this!
As usual, I don’t know the exact details of what’s inside this batch. The first one doesn’t appear to load in emulation. However, one new item in the other is named a “BS F-ZERO GP2 [something]“….
Translations of the newly-discovered items would be highly appreciated. Then again, translation of half the stuff on the blog would be appreciated, so, yeah. ^^;
After seemingly -years- being stuck on this issue, somehow, Matthew Callis has dumped and archived 22 BS-X Battery-backed save datas.
What’s so special about that? Well, here’s some screenshots to show some of the interesting things that can be found;
A collection of items… what are they? I’m using the translation patch, but they’re still in Japanese!
The “Transport Device” pops up this option menu, which lets you warp in front of the selected building.
Other items include the “Frogs” which change the appearance of the menus, and…
The “Dash Shoes”, which allow the player to run! (the name “Sprint Shoes” in the fan translation was my own suggestion. )
Now, not all the save files are that interesting – quite a few are just the typical blank slates. On the other hand, there’s also a few which, for some reason, can’t be emulated… this series of save dumps really runs the gamut. They also have some interesting names at times, too. I wonder who “ULTRASEVEN” is…?
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