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Game Boy / Have any of the Sintax GBA games been dumped?
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Game Boy / Have any of the Sintax GBA games been dumped?
« on: April 25, 2015, 11:45:51 AM »
Umm, I do understand.
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Game Boy / Have any of the Sintax GBA games been dumped?
« on: April 22, 2015, 07:20:58 AM »
That does make sense, actually. I just wish the protection wasn't as extreme as it is. I mean, I will be 100% honest; I think they will never be cracked, since not even a "normal" ROM can be dumped properly.
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Game Boy / Have any of the Sintax GBA games been dumped?
« on: April 21, 2015, 05:25:47 PM »
Oh, so in other words, they put all that protection on there so other companies couldn't claim them as their own? I hope some day I can own a Sintax GBA game, since I find them to be fascinating.
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Game Boy / Have any of the Sintax GBA games been dumped?
« on: April 14, 2015, 09:19:36 PM »
Oh, darn. I wonder why the heck Sintax put protection on these games? It is odd that these companies put more protection on their "games" than actual companies do. I really wish the ROM's for all of the Sintax GBA platformers will surface on the internet some day, because I'd love to have a chance to play them.
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Game Boy / Have any of the Sintax GBA games been dumped?
« on: April 13, 2015, 12:35:11 AM »
Ah. So, at some point, somebody did crack the protection?
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Game Boy / Have any of the Sintax GBA games been dumped?
« on: April 12, 2015, 10:56:04 PM »
I am meaning the Sintax version that was ported from SNES to GBA. AKA the one that uses the same engine as that Rayman IV, Crash Advance IV, etc... Not the one by Vast Fame. I am just a bit confused as to why the Digimon game has no protection applied, but the others do.
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Game Boy / Have any of the Sintax GBA games been dumped?
« on: April 12, 2015, 06:15:50 PM »
I was wondering; Have any of the GBA Sintax games been dumped? I know that Digimon Adventure is available, but I'm looking for the others. I read up somewhere that it has a heavy amount of protection, but the weird part is; How did Digimon get dumped, then? Or did they not put any copy protection on this game?
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Mega Drive/Genesis / Monsters, Inc.
« on: February 05, 2015, 10:06:55 PM »
- TheTetrisman
- Feb 5 2015, 07:12:23 PM
- MonstersInc
- Feb 5 2015, 03:17:53 PM
Guys. I just got somebody to translate the back of the box for me, and this is what the story is about:
Action of the game takes place in the city Monstropolice where different monsters of different shapes and sizes live. Monster Mike works on the biggest "scary" corporation - Monsters Inc as a children scarer. After unsuccessful teleportation he became locked in other worlds (universes) and the door of teleportation was stolen and scattered. He needs to find all pieces of the door, to gather the pieces and to come back. But insidious villains are trying to interfere (destroy his plan or prevent it).[/quote]Better than the Movie's plot.[/quote]I will regret saying this, but I agree.
Edit: I got the whole first cutscene (with the scientist and the enemy named Max D. Cap) translated. It is pretty much the same as the back of the box. But, here it is if you're interested:
Scientist:
Monster Mike was locked in other universes and the teleportation door was stolen and scattered. He must find all its pieces.
Max D. Cap:
He needs to collect them and come back. But insidious villians are trying to stop him. Press the start button.
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Mega Drive/Genesis / Monsters, Inc.
« on: February 05, 2015, 03:17:53 PM »
Guys. I just got somebody to translate the back of the box for me, and this is what the story is about:
Action of the game takes place in the city Monstropolice where different monsters of different shapes and sizes live. Monster Mike works on the biggest "scary" corporation - Monsters Inc as a children scarer. After unsuccessful teleportation he became locked in other worlds (universes) and the door of teleportation was stolen and scattered. He needs to find all pieces of the door, to gather the pieces and to come back. But insidious villains are trying to interfere (destroy his plan or prevent it).
Action of the game takes place in the city Monstropolice where different monsters of different shapes and sizes live. Monster Mike works on the biggest "scary" corporation - Monsters Inc as a children scarer. After unsuccessful teleportation he became locked in other worlds (universes) and the door of teleportation was stolen and scattered. He needs to find all pieces of the door, to gather the pieces and to come back. But insidious villains are trying to interfere (destroy his plan or prevent it).
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Mega Drive/Genesis / Monsters, Inc.
« on: February 02, 2015, 09:06:54 PM »
Actually, the pictures came from various websites.
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Mega Drive/Genesis / Monsters, Inc.
« on: February 02, 2015, 03:58:18 AM »
I just recently found out about a Mega Drive game that was made by some Russian company. It is based off of the 2001 animated Disney/Pixar film called Monsters, Inc. The thing is, it barely resembles the movie in any way whatsoever. The reason being, the game they built it off of has a Halloween theme to it, and the movie has a more kid friendly approach to things. The following was changed in order to make it a different "game":
1. Pretty much the whole game was translated to Russian.
2. Opening cutscene was changed from an island to a door (doors appear frequently in the movie)
3. The character shown in the cutscenes is changed to Mike.
6. The title screen now has the Monsters, Inc. logo, though the colors are incorrect and the I in Inc is lowercase so it says, "MONSTERS, iNC"
5. The main character you control (Chuck D. Head) is now Mike.
Now for some pictures.
Here is a picture of the box and cartridge:
Here is a picture of the back of the box:
That's all.
1. Pretty much the whole game was translated to Russian.
2. Opening cutscene was changed from an island to a door (doors appear frequently in the movie)
3. The character shown in the cutscenes is changed to Mike.
6. The title screen now has the Monsters, Inc. logo, though the colors are incorrect and the I in Inc is lowercase so it says, "MONSTERS, iNC"
5. The main character you control (Chuck D. Head) is now Mike.
Now for some pictures.
Here is a picture of the box and cartridge:
Spoiler: click to toggle
Here is a picture of the back of the box:
Spoiler: click to toggle
That's all.
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