Tales Of Vs English Patch Iso
ROM / ISO Identification NA. Most people walked away from the SNES Tales of Phantasia thinking it a great. As well as an updated Tales of Destiny battle engine. ROM Download for PSP Tales of VS Japan ISO.
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Hi guys, someone is interested? I saw that don't exist a tales of Vs patch.
So this game deserve one. Yep, i'm not so good in romhacking but i can do a eng menu patch of the game. ' won't be a super cool patch i know.'
FIRST READ HERE: This patch born to pleasure me. So 'i dont care' if is ugly or have lack of character space BUT with this i can play the game much better.
Anyway i accept any criticism. By the way, skilled people can play this game without problems.
The Patch -The patch will be a.ppf to apply with UMDgen (very very easy process) Tales of Vs. Eng menu patch V 1.0 1st°Weekly report -Project start: the patch size was 4,06kb 2nd°Weekly report -The patch size now is 14,07kb 3rd°Weekly report - First release? Some Skill Translated (Thx to GameFAQS). Just an update about this little project (for me is a funny pastime! Because i like the game, and i work alone with it) so this patch born to pleasure me. But i like to share too (better than nothing.) This week-end i'm off.
So i want do a recap every friday. 1st°Weekly report -Project start: the patch size was 0,20kb with 33 changes text lines NOW -1st week: The patch size is 4,06kb with 144 changes text lines (lot of text in the menu, done) The patch is good, and works well, tested on a psp. I'll see you for the 2nd°weekly report next friday! Ohh, this is one of those games that I hacked the day it came out. I thought I had wasted my time but years later I found that FF3 was developed by the same company and I could use those hacks to extract all FF3 PSP interesting stuff. Which was the actual waste of time since it came out in all possible languages.
Anyway, I can't find the image hack right now, but here is absolutely all the text in the game: Menu Text: Skit Text: Skit Sub Text: I also made a short video demonstrating reinsertion but it seems you have the bull tamed already Regards: Sky. Ohh, this is one of those games that I hacked the day it came out. I thought I had wasted my time but years later I found that FF3 was developed by the same company and I could use those hacks to extract all FF3 PSP interesting stuff. Which was the actual waste of time since it came out in all possible languages. Anyway, I can't find the image hack right now, but here is absolutely all the text in the game: Menu Text: Skit Text: Skit Sub Text: I also made a short video demonstrating reinsertion but it seems you have the bull tamed already Regards: Sky. Click to expand.
Tales Of Vs English Patch
The video does not contains that, but those things you mentions are pretty easy, I already did them right when the game was released: -My translations tools do repoint text, recreating each file with updated pointers, allowing to put text bigger than the original.This game has a LBA protection: it uses a file that contains an LBA backup of the original ISO, so if you change the position or size of a file inside the ISO (for example, using UMDGEN), the game won't boot. I don't remember the name of this file (it was something like 'todfat' - tales of destiny file allocation table. Or something like that), but this protection is very easy to overcome either by: 1 - Updating the lba backup file each time the ISO is rebuilt 2 - Removing the LBA check by ASM-Hacking the Eboot I did all this, and the game worked alright, with my translation tets. The video I meant was this, no big deal it's just a demonstration, I explain nothing here: Still, this was all years ago, I saw the tales of saga had quite a big fanbase, so I hacked both this one, and ToD2 for PSP. Then I saw no one was interested in their translations and forgot about the saga altogether.
Tales Of Vs English Patch Iso
To be honest I'm no longer interested in it, so I employ my time in the Final Fantasy saga instead:/ Sky. The video does not contains that, but those things you mentions are pretty easy, I already did them right when the game was released: -My translations tools do repoint text, recreating each file with updated pointers, allowing to put text bigger than the original.This game has a LBA protection: it uses a file that contains an LBA backup of the original ISO, so if you change the position or size of a file inside the ISO (for example, using UMDGEN), the game won't boot. I don't remember the name of this file (it was something like 'todfat' - tales of destiny file allocation table. Or something like that), but this protection is very easy to overcome either by: 1 - Updating the lba backup file each time the ISO is rebuilt 2 - Removing the LBA check by ASM-Hacking the Eboot I did all this, and the game worked alright, with my translation tets. The video I meant was this, no big deal it's just a demonstration, I explain nothing here: Still, this was all years ago, I saw the tales of saga had quite a big fanbase, so I hacked both this one, and ToD2 for PSP. Then I saw no one was interested in their translations and forgot about the saga altogether. To be honest I'm no longer interested in it, so I employ my time in the Final Fantasy saga instead:/ Sky.